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BSOD/Slow wake when waking from sleep/hibernation
So for the past few weeks I have been experiencing issues with waking up from either hibernation or sleep mode. Whenever I prompt the laptop to wake up (either WOL, using a USB device, power button) the display either hangs and takes a solid 2 minutes to display the logon screen or gives me a lovely BSOD "DRIVER POWER STATE FAILURE" - I enabled the advanced BSOD codes (in the top left it shows additional codes) but I can't make any sense out of them:
Codes:
0x0000000000000003
0xffffc8841750b060
0xffff80069a84f7b0
0xffffc8842d4a0d80
What I have tried:
- Removing and reinstalling some drivers: (Display, GPU, Network, Battery)
- Scans (SFC, DISM)
- Clean boots
- Uninstall of software from around when the problem started
In the event log, this is one of the logs:
This was around the boot time: "The NcbService service terminated with the following error: A device attached to the system is not functioning"
This was about 40 seconds after that: "A timeout was reached (45000 milliseconds) while waiting for the IntelSSTSvc service to connect"
followed by a failed to start error.
None of what I have tried seems to have worked.
Windows Version: 1909 (OS Build 18363.535)
Would also like to mention that the device is pingable and connects to the internet when the display is black/trying to turn on.
Would appreciate any help!
Last edited by ccman12345678; 02 Feb 2020 at 01:51.
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