Windows 10: What does ''Video Idle Timeout'' in sleep study report mean? SLEEP ISSUEE

I was looking through my sleep study report and found this: What does this mean?? CONTEXT: For over a year now, whenever my laptop goes to sleep it does not wake up. It does not happen all the time, but at least 5 times a day. I was suggested to update to Windows 11, update all my drivers, disable fast startup as well resetting my system. I did all of it but nothing has helped. Was looking through my Sleep Study report and found the above, and the time matches the time when my laptop does not wake up.

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unattended sleep timeout

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

I will assist you with this.

Specifies the duration of inactivity before the system automatically enters sleep after waking from sleep in an unattended state.

For example, if the system wakes from sleep because of a timed event or a wake on LAN (WoL) event, the sleep unattended idle timeout value will be used instead of the

sleep idle timeout value.

Hope the information was helpful.

Thank you.

 

Laptop Battery dies when sleeping, but only every so often, sleep study has weird results.

I Have an ASUS ROG G513R,

The problem is that sometimes when I come to use it it is completely flat, even if it was at 100% only a few hours earlier. other times it will stay near full charge for days.

I have done a sleep study report as it seems to be sleeping that's causing problems, this showed fairly normal results, apart from 2 entries.

It had 2 entries in purple "screen off" "video idle timeout" and then the next was the next day when i came to use it again, "abnormal shutdown" reason and battery state unknown,

The bit i thought was stranger but might be nothing is the detailed session info, where the SystemSleepTransitionsToOn is 3544186901

This might be completely unrelated to my problem but I couldn't find an explanation for it anywhere.

So any help would be muchly apreciated.

 

My pc is going to sleep after 5 minutes of inactivity

Hi Sebastian,

Your PC might be set to sleep once it is idle for 5mins. For you to adjust this setting, we suggest looking into the
Power Options advanced settings. Follow these steps:

• Open Control Panel and click on Power Options.
• On your Preferred plans, click Change plan settings.
• Click Change advanced power settings.
• Expand Sleep and System unattended sleep timeout.
• Set how many minutes you want your system to be left idle before it goes to sleep.

Let us know how it turns out.

Regards.