Windows 10: Windows 11 Home, the screen does not resume from sleep after the last upgrade. At the same...

Windows 11 Home, the screen does not resume from sleep after the last upgrade. At the same time, the laptop still works normally in the background. I have to use a hard reset.

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Win7 Pro Laptop crashes when resumes from sleep

Ok almost positive it related to the wifi card/driver. If I disable it in the device manager my laptop sleeps and resumes just fine.

So I guess first step would to be try to find a different driver and if that doesnt work I guess I can replace it. Used mini pci-e wifi cards are pretty cheap.

 

Laptop sometimes resumes from sleep/hibernate to a blank screen

Thanks for the reply, but this really doesn't help my issue - I already know how to change power plans in Windows 10, but I just don't understand why my laptop resumes from sleep sometimes and not others. This was never a problem until I upgraded to an SSD
and did a clean re-install of Windows 10.

I thought I'd cracked it by running POWERCFG /H OFF, then restarting, then running POWERCFG /H ON - as the system was resuming fine from sleep for a few days. But this morning I went to wake it and it just sat there at a blank screen again.

Surely Microsoft must be investigating this?? As the problem seems very common.

 

Windows 10 Upgrade 1903 64 bit Sleep Wakes Up on Multiple Computers

Someone suggested I look at all the drivers list before and after the upgrade. I did, nothing found/changed in drivers.

What I did discover was that after the KB4503327 upgrade, if I put the computer to sleep mode (via power menu,) I discovered the computer wakes up after the minutes set in the "turn off screen".
So, if the screen shutoff were five minutes and I put the computer to sleep, it would wake up after that amount of time, then turn the screens off after another time period of five minutes.

At this point, I have set the screen turn-off to "never" and any other sleep mode to "never".
Then, when I put the computer to sleep, it stays asleep.

This issue was never seen until this OS upgrade was installed in the system.

My next step is to upgrade the video adapter (something from 2007) to a new and different model adapter to see if that corrects this issue, or not. For now, my work-around is to set "never" in "sleep mode".