Windows 10: Windows 11 - Critical suspension / sleep bug

HeyI've noticed that when Windows 11 suspends or sleeps, nothing can wake up the computer. I use the keyboard, mouse, power button, and nothing gets it to wake up. If I hold the power button down and fully cycle the notebook, it will reset, but then in the BIOS / UEFI I can't see the drive Windows is on, and it can't boot.No matter how often I recycle the power state of the computer, reboot and turning it fully off, even removing the battery and booting, the drive won't show up. Randomly if I play around with the Windows installer, out of the blue, the drive will detect on a reboot, and I h

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Critical bug in MS Windows 10

I found a critical bug in Windows 10.

Prerequisites: 2 monitors.

Steps to reproduce:

• Make a Teams call and ask person on the other end of line to share the screen
  
• Enlarge window so it is on both monitors
  

Expected result:

• Window is shown in both monitors
  

Actual result:

• Both monitors are black, and then label “No video input” appears on them
  

Windows 10 version: 21H2 build 19044.1889

System type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

Graphics: Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630

Graphics driver version: 25.20.100.6374

 

Unsolvable Windows 11 sleep prevention bug

Unsolvable Windows 11 sleep prevention bug When trying to enter sleep mode in Windows 11, the procedure does not work. After running a powercfg -request in Windows Terminal this is displayed:[ PROCESS] \Device\HarddiskVolume2\Windows\UUS\amd64\MoUsoCoreWorker.exe USO Worker In making online searches on this issue I found that this is an establshed problem that goes back to Windows 10. In chatting with a Microsoft tech support representative that person admitted that it "probably" is a bug and has never been solved Ironically the Windows 11 Dell notebook that has the problem will enter hibernation but not sleep. Windows 11 power options are set for the Dell notebook to sleep when the lid is closed, which does not happen. A Dell tech representative said the "LCD" needs to be replaced, but I doubt that will do any good.

 

Unsolvable Windows 11 sleep prevention bug

Unsolvable Windows 11 sleep prevention bug

When trying to enter sleep mode in Windows 11, the procedure does not work.

After running a powercfg -request in Windows Terminal this is displayed:

[PROCESS] \Device\HarddiskVolume2\Windows\UUS\amd64\MoUsoCoreWorker.exe
USO Worker

In making online searches on this issue I found that this is an establshed problem that goes back to Windows 10. In chatting with a Microsoft tech support representative that person admitted that it "probably" is a bug and has never been solved

Ironically the Windows 11 Dell notebook that has the problem will enter hibernation but not sleep.

Windows 11 power options are set for the Dell notebook to sleep when the lid is closed, which does not happen.

A Dell tech representative said the "LCD" needs to be replaced, but I doubt that will do any good.