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Try this, that solution has worked for several users who had problems with the sleep function in version 1903.
PC Won't go to sleep - Fixed Feature Power Button
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New #13
You might be right. Power switch is flaky. No idea how to check that. You've done just about everything settings-wise there is to do. I don't know if you can get into that laptop and make sure there are no loose connections, etc.
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New #14
I agree that I done all the available settings possible,
but I don't want to take apart my whole laptop just for a power button.
I think that if it was faulty button connection then I would experience more power events like sudden shutdowns or a loop of turning on and off.
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New #15
Indeed: I had the power button go out on my now-retired Dell XPS 2720 All-in-one. I put a new one in without taking the old one out, and left it dangling out of the case by its wires. Why did I do this? Same reason you just mentioned: only way to replace power switch is to take the case apart, pull the display panel out, then remove & replace old power switch with new one. Too much trouble. In your case, you might want to get a quote from a nearby PC shop for on/off/power switch replacement. Then you can at least think about whether it's worth the cost or not.
HTH,
--Ed--
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New #16
Just registered here to say thanks this worked for me on Windows 11 clean install a few months later my PC started waking from sleep mode almost immediately after I put it to sleep - I had to go to Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections - Ethernet - Properties - Configure button - Power Management - Allow this device to wake the computer set to disabled.
My power button was actually totally fine so I was surprised the wake logs were reporting power button when it was the ethernet adapter.
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New #18
Please run the V2 log collector and post a share link into this thread using one drive, drop box, or google drive.
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