Windows 10: why win10 autorandom standby s3 sleep??

why win10 autorandom standby s3 sleep??here is my event log code: 2022.5.27 10:38:14 Service Control Manager 7006 2022.5.27 10:37:50 Service Control Manager 7034 2022.5.27 10:37:47 Service Control Manager 7006 2022.5.27 10:37:46 Service Control Manager 7034 2022.5.27 10:37:45 DNS Client Events 1014 1014 2022.5.27 10:37:37 Power-Troubleshooter 1 2022.5.27 10:37:36 Service Control Manager 7034 2022.5.27 10:37:36 Time-Service 158 2022.5.27 10:37:33 Kernel-Power 130 33 2022.5.27

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sleep problem with standby when both s1 and s3 shows under powercfg

My supermicro X9SRA board only have the option diable, s1, s3 under acpi.... but if i select s3 then under windows powercfg /a it would give standby (s1 s3)

and that seems to be the problem that i can't properly wake the computer after it goes to sleep and power down everything. a touch of the keyboard would wake up the fan but you just have a blank screen and an unresponsive computer...

conversely, i notice a few other computers i have where s3 sleep works properly, under powercfg /a, you only have standby (s3)

is there a way to tell windows to specifically only use s3 when both s1 and s3 standby are listed under powercfg /a ?

 

sleep problem with standby when both s1 and s3 shows under powercfg

anytime you enter sleep. could be trying to wake up in 20 sec after entering sleep or could be sleeping for a while many hrs and then try to awake.. i am wondering if the video component is somehow not refreshing when awaking and causing everything to lock up then after that?

on my asus z9pe-16 mb there is option for s1, s3, s1&s3. i enabled s1&s3 and under windows powercfg, standby (s1 s3) shows but the asus didn't have problem waking up.... so maybe having both s1 and s3 together inside windows powercfg is not a problem? but i do notice that most of my other computers that have proper s3 sleep and wake only show standby (s3) in powercfg /a....

hibernation is diabled on my computer.

i am using the latest bios and the latest drivers of everything so not sure why

 

How can I go into sleep s3 manually

Hello.

I have a Dell XPS 9500 and a big issue with it:

When I close the screen (press the power button shortly) I expect it to go into sleep as the screen turns black but the fans often don't calm down during a very long time. Often I came 1h or more later to continue my work but the computer was extremely hot
and the fans blowing at max speed.

I work while travelling as well and when I put it in my bad it has happened numerous amount of times that the fans go wild because the computer wouldn't pause working and heating up in my bag.

When I open the computer to see which damn task is eating so many resources while it should sleep it is almost always the same: "System" using 15% of CPU (which is a lot) with Red "Battery consumption: Very high" in the task manager.

Now I humbly just ask: How can I make sure that my computer pauses its work when I close it.

I read that I was not the only one with this issue and that it wasn't like this when s3 was a thing so now I'm asking here how can I put my computer to s3 sleep so it stops working?

Code:

> powercfg /aThe following sleep states are available on this system:    Standby (S0 Low Power Idle) Network Connected    Hibernate    Fast Startup

The following sleep states are not available on this system:    Standby (S1)        The system firmware does not support this standby state.        This standby state is disabled when S0 low power idle is supported.

    Standby (S2)        The system firmware does not support this standby state.        This standby state is disabled when S0 low power idle is supported.

    Standby (S3)        This standby state is disabled when S0 low power idle is supported.

    Hybrid Sleep        Standby (S3) is not available.