Windows 10: powercfg /sleepstudy and /systempowerreport

Powercfg option /sleepstudy generates System Power Report, and /systempowerreport output filename is wrong.


command: powercfg /sleepstudy
description: Generates a diagnostic system power transition report.
output: sleepstudy-report.html
report title: System Power Report


command: powercfg /systempowerreport

description: Generates a diagnostic system power transition report.

output: sleepstudy-report.html

report title: System Power Report




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powercfg /sleepstudy and /systempowerreport

Powercfg option /sleepstudy generates System Power Report, and /systempowerreport output filename is wrong.

command: powercfg /sleepstudy

description: Generates a diagnostic system power
transition report.

output: sleepstudy-report.html

report title: System Power Report

command: powercfg /systempowerreport

description: Generates a diagnostic
system power transition report.

output: sleepstudy-report.html

report title: System Power Report

 

the kernel power has initiated a shutdown


Open an admin command prompt and run powercfg /systempowerreport . See if the report gives any more clues on what is triggering it.

Code:

Code:

PS C:\> powercfg /systempowerreport Sleep Study report saved to file path C:\sleepstudy-report.html. PS C:\>

 

Sleep mode not working only after I use it for an hour

Hi Vive,

To address your concern, since you've already tried doing the Power Troubleshooter, we suggest that we try doing manual troubleshooting. Follow the steps below for instructions:

• Click the Windows key + R, then run the following command:
  cd %userprofile%\Desktop.
• powercfg /a — This will allow you to get the available sleep states supprted by your machine. Kindly take a screenshot once done so you can show us if Standby (SO) is supported on your machine. If it is supported though, you may proceed
  to the third step.
• powercfg /sleepstudy — This will get the diagnostics for connected standby report and it will be saved on Desktop, You may send us a screenshot on this as well.
  
• powercfg /systemsleepdiagnostics — This will generate a diagnostic report of system sleep transitions saved on the Desktop. Take a screenshot and send this as well.

We look forward to your response.