Windows 10: System Returns from low power state and NDIS error

Hello there,I was recently trying to play a game on a new laptop I purchased about a month ago. When doing so, I would load into the game then the screen goes black and the laptop shuts down. When restarting, after login, the game is still running like nothing has happened. I tried playing the game but the same result happened not 2 minutes later. After the second reboot, I logged in and terminated the game then opened up Event Viewer. In Event Viewer I see Warnings and an Error, but only two one being a warning, the other an error.The Warning is:"Netwtw12: The description for

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System Returns from low power state and NDIS error

Hello there,

I was recently trying to play a game on a new laptop I purchased about a month ago. When doing so, I would load into the game then the screen goes black and the laptop shuts down. When restarting, after login, the game is still running like nothing has happened. I tried playing the game but the same result happened not 2 minutes later. After the second reboot, I logged in and terminated the game then opened up Event Viewer.

In Event Viewer I see Warnings and an Error, but only two (one being a warning, the other an error).

The Warning is:

"Netwtw12: The description for Event ID 6062 from source Netwtw12 cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. You can install or repair the component on the local computer.

If the event originated on another computer, the display information had to be saved with the event.

The following information was included with the event:

\Device\NDMP1

Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6E AX211 160MHz

The message resource is present but the message was not found in the message table"

The Error is:

"NDIS:

Miniport Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter #2, {85950e42-529f-462c-b4a9-be14f099b172}, had event Fatal error: The miniport has failed a power transition to operational power"

Items plugged into the laptop at the time of event(s):

Power Adapter: OeM

Controller: Xbox wired via usb controller

Laptop specs:

Laptop Brand: Asus 15 inch

Processor: 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-13620H 2.40 GHz

Ram: 16GB

GPU: Nividia Geforce RTX 3050 6GB laptop GPU

OS: Windows 11 Home

I am thinking of course it has to do something with the Wi-Fi adapter card. If you have seen this issue before, please just point me in the right direction..

Thank you for reading,

Sincerely,

Connor.

 

the system has returned from a low power state

1703 just installed on my computer, now after it's been up for a minute or two the system freezes. I shut it down using a single push on the power button and when I bring it back up every thing seems to be fine for a couple of minutes then it freezes again.
I found this in the event logs.

the system has returned from a low power state

event id 1

It won't stay unfrozen long enough for me to do anything to it. The system was working fine for the last few years until this OS upgrade 1703 was installed.

anyone have any ideas on how to fox this issue.

this is an HP quad processor, 5GB ram running windows 10, build 1703 X64. sorry I don't have more detail but the system is freezing too quickly for me to do anything.

any help would be appreciated.

 

Desktop Keeps Waking Up With "The system has returned from a low power state" Message

I have been dealing with this issue for a long time on my desktop at several different houses and apartments. I believe it is related to an AC unit or my mini fridge powering on. Whenever my desktop is asleep and the AC unit or mini fridge powers up my
keyboard flickers on and my desktop wakes up with the message "The system has returned from a low power state." in the event viewer. It seems reasonable that the cooling unit is drawing a lot of power out of the system on startup which causes the CPU to go
low for a second then return to nominal power causing the wake up event. Is there a way to fix this in software or hardware? (besides hooking up a huge capacitor to my power supply)