And, forget about all these Powercfg -energy stuff and all, they are useless. If disabled the computer will go to sleep but when enabled only the screen will go blank but the computer will stay alive. I finally isolated the problem source being the built-in Network Card that is causing the problem. Even Microsoft is suggesting all kinds of solutions that dont work. In fact, it appears that I am far from being the only one with this problem. And why is there no one who figured that one already.
What I cannot figure out is why the difference? Why does it work when commanded manually and not work when called from a timer? Sleep is Sleep after all.
At ANY time I can just command my computer to go to sleep but if left alone the computer will automatically turn the screen OFF but stay ON with Fan and all the rest.Īs if there was a difference between the manual Sleep command and the Timed Sleep from power management settings.
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