So the short of it is, my pc wont go to sleep UNLESS I enable hibernate time as well.
Not sure exactly when it became an issue - right around the time I bought an oculus rift and added a USB3 card and new ssd.
ive already been through the ringer with powercfg -energy which gives me 18 items, all usb items that refuse to go into selective suspend. No idea what thats about.
im clear on the powercfg -requests and im clear minus the windows update thingy on powercfg -waketimers
(pc doesnt wake from sleep anyhow, just wont GO to sleep).
Ive removed the pci-e usb3 card which didnt help. Disconnected the oculus and disabled the service which didnt help.
Its unrelated to those.
Could Intel management engine drivers or firmware do this? i update those relatively regularly.
I just dont know where to go next. I mean having hibernate enabled in order to sleep isnt the worst thing in the world, just not normally the way i do things - and doing it that way would just be masking whatever the problem is.
Thanks for any insight.
Not sure exactly when it became an issue - right around the time I bought an oculus rift and added a USB3 card and new ssd.
ive already been through the ringer with powercfg -energy which gives me 18 items, all usb items that refuse to go into selective suspend. No idea what thats about.
im clear on the powercfg -requests and im clear minus the windows update thingy on powercfg -waketimers
(pc doesnt wake from sleep anyhow, just wont GO to sleep).
Ive removed the pci-e usb3 card which didnt help. Disconnected the oculus and disabled the service which didnt help.
Its unrelated to those.
Could Intel management engine drivers or firmware do this? i update those relatively regularly.
I just dont know where to go next. I mean having hibernate enabled in order to sleep isnt the worst thing in the world, just not normally the way i do things - and doing it that way would just be masking whatever the problem is.
Thanks for any insight.
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