Windows 10: PC reboots automatically after resuming from hibernation

My PC is running on a a fresh clean installation of windows 10 with all the latest updates applied. Whenever I put the PC to hibernation and resume, everything functions as expected all the applications are working and no errors are shown for for a few seconds and then just reboots without a warning. I have tried everything from checking the disk for errors, setting WoL which I use to both on and off, changing the power settings, installing multiple versions of the NVIDIA graphics driver and even disabled fast startup. Also I have set the hibernation file size to full just to be sure and y

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Windows 10 somtimes resumes and sometimes "Restarts" from hibernation?

I am experiencing same issue, you hibernate, it resumes, next time, it reboots, the next one, it reboots, next, it resumes, then reboots, resumes, resumes, reboots, resumes, reboots, reboots. it is pure free madness from microsoft

Window 10 needs to get the hibernation part correctly before release.

A lot of developers rely on "hibernate" because it saves the time spent re-opening all IDEs, initializing projects, looking for where you left off, etc.

I hate windows without hibernate.

i tried all your suggestions and nothing worked.

 

Microsoft keyboard (wireless) does not work after resuming from hibernation.

This Microsoft keyboard does not have batteries. It has an on/off button, but that doesn't fix the issue. I have to hibernate and resume the PC twice every time to keep a working keyboard.

I've followed your steps and rebooted the PC. Then I put the PC to hibernation and the keyboard did not work.

My guess is that this is a bug in one of the Windows 10 updates, since it didn't happen before late 2018. Can anyone help me with this?

 

Resume from Hibernate Issue

This indicates that your computer is restarting i.e. resume from hibernation is failing.

Your initial step ought to be to go to the computer maker's support website to download then reinstall the latest display adapter driver. While you are there, check for any updated bios.

Denis