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johngalt said:

Those of you with resume from edge issues - is fast start enabled in power options?

Tried with both options, since you reminded me... no joy. Good thing is, that Windows still starts with all the programs loaded, like it was in sleep mode..

sgage said:

No, it started with the programs loaded, like it was in hibernation mode. This sounds like a problem with Hybrid Sleep - after a certain time, the machine seems to think it's hibernating instead of sleeping. After a hard reboot, it restores the hibernation state, and it's all good.

BUG!

sgage said:

No, it started with the programs loaded, like it was in hibernation mode. This sounds like a problem with Hybrid Sleep - after a certain time, the machine seems to think it's hibernating instead of sleeping. After a hard reboot, it restores the hibernation state, and it's all good.

Just to correct. i have to pres shut down button. Not reset button. Should do the powercfg test, but not in the mood today...

Wynona said:

BUG!

sgage said:

Starting to look that way

Never looked any other way to me...

Looks like I resolved the issue. At least for now. Sleep works if I put it to sleep from start.

Run "powercfg /energy" command from admin command and save file energy report to desktop, so browser can read it..

Found that there were some errors with USB devices.
Install nirsoft USBdeview to check which are those USB devices (vendor ID would tell). In my case it turned out it was USB receiver for my Logitech mouse and mouse itself.

Go to device manager and uninstall USB input device. After restart PC goes to sleep. Windows will reinstall that device, don't worry.

AndreTen said:

Looks like I resolved the issue. At least for now. Sleep works if I put it to sleep from start.

Run "powercfg /energy" command from admin command and save file energy report to desktop, so browser can read it..

Found that there were some errors with USB devices.
Install nirsoft USBdeview to check which are those USB devices (vendor ID would tell). In my case it turned out it was USB receiver for my Logitech mouse and mouse itself.

Go to device manager and uninstall USB input device. After restart PC goes to sleep. Windows will reinstall that device, don't worry.

Interesting, Instead of allowing hybrid sleep, I disable it, and I also disable any sort USB power saving options as well. And I am not seeing this issue that you all are.