Windows 10: Windows 10 - Fatal error on Wake-up from sleep, requires button reboot and aborts mid-reboot.

This happens typically on ending an overnight sleep. Keyboard, trackpad, power button don't wake it, it's slightly hot and fan is fast. I do a hard button reset, and during boot, a blue screen reporting an error occurs. I instruct to continue booting and it continues normally after that. I have done some of the tricks other owners of this have done disabled Proof of Life, Uploaded most recent intel graphics driver from Intel to replace Dell versionThe event log gives some clues. Dell XPS 13 9310 2-in-1Processor 11th Gen IntelR CoreTM i7-1165G7 @ 2.80GHz 2.80 GHz Installed RAM 32.0 GB

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Computer reboots instead of wakes from sleep

This made no difference. Upon trying to wake the computer, it goes into BIOS. The Windows boot drive is absent in the BIOS boot order list, so I have to turn the computer off, then reboot. Upon booting, any windows that were open prior to sleep are now
closed (i.e., it is a cold boot, not a wake from sleep).

 

Computer reboots instead of wakes from sleep

I am having this exact same issue. Have you made any progress.?

 

power/sleep button only works once after each reboot

My power scheme sets the (physical) power-button action to Sleep (S3). And if I press it, the PC does properly sleep (and properly wakes when prompted to). But after the PC wakes, if I press the power button again, the button-press is just ignored (even
though the power-scheme button-action is still set to Sleep).

If I reboot, the power button once again will put the PC to sleep, but again only the first time. Then it stops working again until after the next reboot.

The problem with sleep is ONLY when the power button is used. I can (repeatedly) put the PC to sleep via the sleep button on the keyboard, or via the power menu, or just by leaving it idle. So sleep/wake itself works fine.

And the physical button itself has no defect. The button ALWAYS works to wake the PC when it's asleep (or to shut the PC down if the button is held for several seconds). And the button ALWAYS puts the PC to sleep the first time the button is used after a reboot
(but NEVER on subsequent attempts).

I've tried restoring the default power settings for all plans, then reestablishing my own settings, but the problem persists.

The problem did not exist under Windows 7. It started after the upgrade to Windows 10. The device manager does not flag a problem with any device (including ACPI Fixed Feature Button, which lists the event of "migrating" during the W10 upgrade; it claims to
have the latest available driver). Sfc, dism, and chkdsk show no errors.

I've seen online reports of this same bug (sleep button works exactly once after each reboot, sleep/wake otherwise normal) on some PCs after they were upgraded from Windows 7 to 8. But I have not found any solutions online.

Motherboard is ASRock Z77 Extreme4, with latest BIOS and drivers (which do not include specific support for Windows 10, though Microsoft's compatibility checker noted no hardware or software incompatibilities prior to the W10 upgrade).

This problem is unimportant since as mentioned, I can put the PC to sleep several other equally convenient ways. But I'm curious whether anyone knows of a solution.