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I've changed my mind since then because I have learnt more about getting the best out of Event viewer.
1 It is easy to make a filterable version of Event viewer's built-in Custom view...

I suggest that you would benefit from defining what decisions your report might led to.
Doing so would reveal whether or not the report was worthwhile.
Doing so might also hint at methods of...

Defender.
It's built-in.
It's unobtrusive.
It has been well-regarded for several years now - see, for example, www.av-test.org [If you want to see more details, click on the small > on the right...

In what way is this tooler better than the built-in CleanMgr?
Disk Cleanup - TenForumsTutorials
Delete Temporary Files - TenForumsTutorials
Free Up Drive Space - TenForumsTutorials
How to Delete...

And, if you had tried before but failed, do note that there is a colon in that command not a semi-colon. And no dash.
i.e. you need to use
ms-settings:multitasking [as dalchina said]
not...

Ad Astra,

I agree with JLArranz's very interesting post.

S0 is indeed the 'full on' state, the operating state.
It is not the same thing as S0 Modern standby.


Denis

That would be a Windows fault for which SFC and, if necessary, a Repair install would be worth a try.
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If SFC reports irreparable errors, do read the notes at the end of...

Is your printer software listed in Control panel, Programs & features?
If not then a utility such as Revo uninstaller might be able to remove the debris that makes it think it was installed before....

This isn't what you asked for but I stopped signing in to my Office 2021 without any detrimental effects.
Signing out was within the File menu, Account section.


All the best,
Denis

I use NirSoft BrowsingHistoryView to see where I had been if I close a browser without noting something.
It works in both the browsers I use - Firefox, Edge.

I imagine it refers to the same data...

I know nothing about settings in Bios/Uefi beyond what explanatory comments the interface shows.
In any case, the thing we call sleep is S3 Sleep so is not included in any S4-S5 settings.

"I have...

Format it as Fat32. Not all computers will boot from an NTFS disk but they will all boot from Fat32.

Windows won't format drives bigger than 32GB.
MiniToolPartitionWizard will.
Windows is quite...

I once experienced problems with large files being transferred within my home network without there being any other network problems.
It turned out that, five years earlier, I had uninstalled Norton...

I assume you checked both C:\Program files and C:\Program files (x86).
It seems to me that the software crashed and did not complete the install.


Denis

I did not notice my error before.
I've deleted my irrelevant posts.

The download from the 255 webpage matches the filename you posted before.
It seems to be 151MB, a software package in its own...

Oh, sorry. I wasn't thinking straight, was I. Those are always the only options in Safe mode.

- Has it always been like this?
- If you've updated the display driver in the past yet the...

I was not suggesting that you investigate the 10016 entries. Quite the opposite.

"Event 6009 just says: "Microsoft (R) Windows (R) 10.00. 19044 Multiprocessor Free.""
In its General tab?
...

In the events you list in your last diagram, you show several 6009 events.
I don't have any 6009 events in my logs and don't know what they mean. Perhaps they mean more or less the same as 6008.
...

So it is not achieving S3 Sleep.
I don't know if it has any useful significance but is it achieving Hibernation when you tell it to?


But you had to force it off by holding down the power button...

Yes.
It will have been an Event 42.
If there is no Event 42 for the correct time then Event viewer did not record your computer passing into S3 Sleep.

I once had similar problems after having...

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The Custom view I posted captures transitions into & between S3 Sleep & Hibernate. [Not Starts & Shutdowns.]

Those Event 42 entries you show in the list are the transitions into S3 Sleep /...

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I suggest the next step is to check what power states are available to you by running
PowrCfg -a
.

And after that I suggest you check if it really is entering sleep when you think it is.
Event...

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