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kernel auto boost lock acquisition with raised irql[even in safe mode]
After upgrading to Windows 10, I noticed that sleep is not working. I can hibernate with no issues, but sleep just doesn't work. It won't wake up and only shows a black screen with Power and Network Activity in the LED indicators.
initially, I encountered a kernel security check failure BSOD while trying to fix this can't wake up from sleep issue. I initially tried uninstalling the intel software (Intel management Engine, Intel Rapid Storage Technology, Intel Security Assist), changing configurations in advanced power options for my current power plan, and doing sfc /scannow. Then it said there were some files it couldn't fix, so I thought I could try doing it in safe mode.. But it turns out upon booting in safe mode, I'm encountering another BSOD with a different error code (kernel auto boost lock acquisition with raised irql)
For now, I updated my bluetooth/wireless network/network/sound card drivers, reinstalled intel management service (which installed intel security assist too), and sleep mode seems to be working (not all of the time, sometimes it still hangs on wake up and presents a black screen). I really don't want to do a clean install, unless it's the only way left. I haven't tried repair install because I still haven't gotten myself the windows 10 ISO to create a recovery media.
I'm currently lost in how to handle this BSOD on safe mode. Any help would be greatly appreciated.