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Hibernation Problem since Windows 10 1809 October Update

Since my PC decided to do the October update i have an issue which i cant seem to fix or find the cause.

 

Although my power options are set not to hibernate it seems my system does anyway and wont come out of hibernation, for example i fell asleep around about 9:30pm and woke around 1:15am and decided to use the internet and PC wouldn't come back on, i had to reset the PC via reset button and its the second time i've had to do this in 2 days.

 

I'm just wondering if anyone is having a similar issue and if so knows of a fix.

 

Thanks

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4 hours ago, jimkirk363 said:

Since my PC decided to do the October update i have an issue which i cant seem to fix or find the cause.

It doesn't decide, you decided. :)

The official release date for mass distribution of the October Update was the 9th (before they pulled the update and delay the release)

 

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Although my power options are set not to hibernate it seems my system does anyway and wont come out of hibernation, for example i fell asleep around about 9:30pm and woke around 1:15am and decided to use the internet and PC wouldn't come back on, i had to reset the PC via reset button and its the second time i've had to do this in 2 days.

Assuming that hibernation is really turned off properly, then it sounds like your PC is not waking up from sleep after extended time. This is usually a driver issue. It can be anything from a USB device, to any other hardware you have plugged in the system. Make sure that you have the latest BIOS/UEFI as well, and chipset drivers.

First let's make sure that hibernation is not enabled.

Start > Settings > System > Power & Sleep > Additional Power settings > Change plan settings (on the power plan that is selected) > Change advanced power settings
In there, go to: Sleep > Hibernate after: and set it to Never. (for laptops, you have "Allow hybrid sleep" turn that off as well for both battery and plugged in state). Then open the command prompt as administrator, and type in (and hit Enter):

powercfg -h off

This is will disable hibernation support for the system.

Restart the system after.

 

Back to the sleep issue:

  • You can easily test the GPU by remove the graphics card, and try using the Intel integrated graphics chip (if you have one), or another graphics card (install its drivers, of course).
  • If you have idetified the USB device 'causing the issue, then you can disable it from sleeping specifically under Device Manager. Just find your USB device, and access the properties panel. From there you can go in the power management tab, and disable it from going to sleep. Don't rule out keyboard and mouse.
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