PC won't hibernate after Win10 FCU 1709 clean install

Intel(R) Ethernet Connection (2) I219-V. I've turned everything off now in Device Manager for my LANcard, but still the same ...

Now Devicequery = None

Dirray said:

Nope; I'm using the latest Nvidia driver 390.65, which I also used with Win-1703

Try using older drivers to see if it fixes your problem. You can always go back to the newest driver if that doesn't work. I would also suggest if possible to make a system backup to a external drive before making any changes.

View Event ID 1 and 42 for Wake and Sleep

"They are Event 1 and Event 42 (wake and sleep, respectively).

Type Even Viewer into Start Menu and press Enter key.





Expand "Windows Logs" then click on the 'System' event log.

Right-click, and then choose "Filter Current Log".
Input the event id 1 and 42 number into input box above the "Task category" input box.
In the "Event sources" window, click the drop-down and put a check-mark beside "Power-Troubleshooter" and "Kernel-Power" and then click "OK.
You will see listing of wake & sleep events and look at the the "General" tab at the very bottom for each Event ID 1 for wake events the wake source will be shown it will be display at the "Wake Source: " entry.

I've done that, but there is nothing mentioned for id 1 & 42, only an "old" event linked to my last switch off and power on via the Power button

I would like to have you run a Clean Boot.

How to perform a Clean Boot.

Warning: Disabling items in Services or Startup may leave your antivirus disabled until the process is ended. For this reason I would suggest that you perform this process off line.

Press the keys to open Run, then type msconfig in the search box. This will open System Configuration.

If you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, you should enter the password or provide confirmation.

(1) Click/tap on the General tab.

(2) Click/tap on the Selective startup option.

(3) Remove the check mark in the Load startup items check box.



4. Click on the Services tab.

5. Place a check mark in the Hide all Microsoft services check box, this will remove the Microsoft Services from the list but will still be running.

6. Click Disable all, this will remove all of the check marks in the Services list.



7. Click on Apply then OK



Click on Restart in the window that opens.

When the computer is restarted it will boot normally.

If the problem does not continue after the restart please do the following.

8. Divide the number of these startup services and programs by two and you place checks in the first half of these, then restart the computer.

9. If the problem doesn't return in those services and programs remove the checks and place checks in the remaining services and programs and restart the computer.

10. When you find which half the service or program is in go on to the next step.

11. The half which has the service causing this problem remove half of the checks as you did previously to see which half has this service. Do the same for the programs. Restart the computer.

12. If it isn't in the first half of these services and programs, do the same with the last half of the services and programs.

13. Once you have narrowed it down to the last three or four services and programs remove the checks one at a time till you find the service or program at fault.

Once you have found the service or program post it in your topic. Do not take any action until I suggest the next step.

I'm afraid the problem is persistent, even when having done this clean boot ...

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