[Rikku Watro]

When I press the power button or close the lid on my laptop, it sleeps/turns off the display like it's supposed to, and I can turn it back on and pick up where I left off. But when I leave it with the display off for a few minutes, it shuts down and I have to long press the power button and sign back in to my account. And this happens even though the auto-lock and auto-sleep system settings are already disabled. Is this a safety or battery saving mechanism? If not, is there a way to turn this off? Please answer as soon as possible!

[Guytronic]

Is this happening on battery power or when connected to the AC charging brick?

[Rikku Watro]

It's happening both on battery power and when it's connected to the AC charging brick. The only way I found to keep my laptop from shutting down when I close the lid is to set the lid closing to do nothing (so it just turns the display off). But I can't make it sleep without it powering off shortly after.

[TechFreak1]

It's happening both on battery power and when it's connected to the AC charging brick. The only way I found to keep my laptop from shutting down when I close the lid is to set the lid closing to do nothing (so it just turns the display off). But I can't make it sleep without it powering off shortly after.

What are you using windows 10 home or windows 10 pro or?

It sounds like a corrupt ACPI issue, I have a similiar issue with my laptop running windows 10 pro thanks to a forced driver update via Windows update. I was able to fix that somewhat using a windows 7 drivers for the ACPI controller - But still have a random shut down issue.

Have a look under the windows update history and check if any drivers were installed.

[Rikku Watro]

I'm using Windows 10 Home. If I'm not mistaken, the problem has started when my laptop was brand new, so it's likely not because of the drivers.

[Rikku Watro]

It kind of improved recently. First, the latest update made the shutting down occur less often. Then, as far as I know, I found the source of the "problem." The setting "Save power when my device knows I'm away" was turned on, and the shutting down likely happened because of that. When I turned it off, I was able to make my laptop sleep without it entirely shutting down.