Windows 10: Solved recover from sleep bluescreen

For the last several days I have been puzzled about the fact that suddenly my computer would not wake up from sleep any more without bluecreening, although it would go to sleep all right. I don't know if this was caused by a windows update or some other reason. I even posted about this in the BSOD area and reinstalled my OS (windows 10) and all my programs but the problem remained.

I think I have found the reason. I did not have the administrator account set up. It appears that you have to have the administrator account set up, although it doesn't have to be visible (/active:no). I am not sure what the reason is unless it has to do with how the computer goes to sleep. Maybe someone knows and can post the answer. I have tried this time and time again and whereas before I used to bluescreen every time. now the computer recovers from sleep no problem.

I tried it also with hibernate and it is different. Every time I wake it from hibernate, the computer reboots but no bluescreen. I don't know if this is the normal operation for recovery from hibernate.

I have not marked this as solved yet pending comments from others.

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Video_TDR_Failure (igdkmd64.sys)

I have the same configuration as that of Keith L.

My bluescreens always occur after I wake up my PC from Sleep Mode.

But the bluescreen only occurs if I've had a USB mouse+KB and HDMI Monitor attached before going into sleep mode.

I can even disconnect everthing, wait 3min or so for the system to quiesce, and then put into sleep mode. Even then, when I wake up the PC from sleep, I get multiple "video monitor / resolution adjustments" (for lack of a better term), then bluescreen.

Windows StopCode = Video TDR Failure

igdkmd64.sys

All drivers are up-to-date.

-Dan

 

Windows 10 doesn't shutdown or restart properly

I have uninstalled the Intel Management Engine from device manager and now the problem is solved my laptop shutdowns, restarts, hibernate and recovers from sleep mode properly you should also try it.