No boot device found after sleep

I have been having issues waking up my pc after sleep mode, so after doing lot of things on windows I saw recommended in some forums, got this problem now. Everything works right except from sleep mode, which when trying to wake up it shows like a black screen but not as it was shut down, and this happens to the three screens I have connected, after something like a minute the pc kinds of restarts and then shows the message as if the nvme wasnt recognized.

The next test I tried was setting up another boot option (a pen drive with media tool for windows), then the same happened but after the "restart" it did boot this option, in bios, the nvme is not recognized, but is the only one not functioning.

The three screens receiving video signal makes me think that the problem has to do with the booting of the nvme.

The nvme has its drivers up to date, the GPU also and I tried different bios.

It shouldnt be a windows problem as I have had W10 two times and now W11.

Hope someone has a solution.

English is not my first language, sorry for any bad explanation :)

How is the Energy saving value measured in [kWh] per year when you use "SLEEP" instead of "Standby"?
The amount expressed in [$] is (1) or (2) ?

I would delete the hiberfil.sys and create a new BCD and hope that it boots.

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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zbook said:

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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Here you have the link to the .zip

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O2m...ew?usp=sharing

From what I can see (in the sleep states files) the only standby mode available is S3. S1, S2 and S0 are not available. The fast startup is also disabled but I did that because some people recommended it for the sleep mode to work

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Pentagon said:

How is the Energy saving value measured in [kWh] per year when you use "SLEEP" instead of "Standby"?
The amount expressed in [$] is (1) or (2) ?

I would delete the hiberfil.sys and create a new BCD and hope that it boots.

Sorry but I dont know where can I check the saving value

From USB Command prompt

X:> diskpart
list disk
exit

if the NVMe doesn't appear in the list it's a hardware problem


Control Panel>Power Options

command prompt (admin)
powercfg /H off
del /F C:\hiberfil.sys

kiquenoca said:

Here you have the link to the .zip

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O2m...ew?usp=sharing

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Megahertz said:

The firmware, also called BIOS, is the first software loaded by the computer and it makes the interface between the hardware and the OS.
If the NVMe drive isn't recognized by BIOS, there is nothing you can do under Windows to make it work.
Are you sure NVMe drive isn't recognized by BIOS?

its when waking up after sleep when after 1 minute of black screen the pc restarts and I can access the bios, and there the nvme is not identified as a boot option.

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Pentagon said:

From USB Command prompt

X:> diskpart
list disk
exit

if the NVMe doesn't appear in the list it's a hardware problem


Control Panel>Power Options

command prompt (admin)
powercfg /H off
del /F C:\hiberfil.sys

It appears.

About deleting hiberfil.sys, I dont know how to create the new bcd.