Batch Scripts / Programs.

Hello @ricardobohner,

ricardobohner said:

Hm, that space between Richard and Maxx may have something to do with the problem...Ususally usernames consist only of one word...

That is a good point, although the code should allow for that. I would have thought that some of the people who have already downloaded the files would possibly of also had a space.

Intriguing.

Hello @Hemimax,

As per @ricardobohner suggestion, please download and run the following . . .

Click here > PowerCFG_Detailed_Analysis.bat

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Thanks @ricardobohner.

Hello @Hemimax,

You still haven't run the below and posted the results . . .

Elevated CMD Prompt:

Code:

Powershell -command "& "Get-winevent -FilterHashTable @{logname='Application'; id='1001'} ^| ?{$_.providername -match 'wininit'} ^| select-object -first 1 ^| fl timecreated, message

Code:

PowerShell powercfg -GetActiveScheme

Elevated PowerShell Prompt:

Code:

Get-winevent -FilterHashTable @{logname='Application'; id='1001'} | ?{$_.providername -match 'wininit'} | select-object -first 1 | fl timecreated, message

Code:

powercfg -GetActiveScheme

Hello @Hemimax,

Please download and run the following and post the CMD Prompt output using CODE tags . . .

> PowerCFG_Detailed_Analysis_TEST.bat

Hello @Hemimax,

[1] Press the Win + X keys together > Command Prompt (Admin).
[2] Highlight ALL the commands below and PASTE them into the Administrator: Command Prompt Window > Enter [ Post the results ].

Code:

powercfg -BatteryReport
powercfg -DeviceQuery Wake_Armed
powercfg -DeviceQuery Wake_From_Any
powercfg -DeviceQuery Wake_Programmable
powercfg -Energy -Duration 0
PowerShell powercfg -GetActiveScheme
powercfg -LastWake
powercfg -List
powercfg -Requests
powercfg /RequestsOverride
powercfg -SystemPowerReport
powercfg -SystemSleepDiagnostics
powercfg -WakeTimers
powercfg /q