Sleep states have been screwed up since XP Sp3. If you place in Hibernate, you can turn on and have the app's come back up.
In Sleep, the battery is still being consumed. Recheck Power Management settings. Some Intels chipset's did have issues with 8.1, so it would not surprise me that they are still there with 10.
No problem Mike. I would check for latest Bios firmware to make sure that the mfg may have updated due to this. Also double check all bios settings, to make sure that the Power Down and Sleep States are correct in there. Also check keyboard and mouse can wake. If you have a task set by Windows to wake when ran, that can mess things up, by causing the unit to wake up and run, while in a bag. That you do not want to happen and cause it to overheat.
Also double check Power Management settings. Most of the OEM Power Management utilities do not always work with Windows 10. So Windows has to load a generic mgmt tool.
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