Windows Sleep not Working Correctly

[DontUSASme]

As the title implies, I'm having trouble with putting my PC to sleep. When I click the sleep button, what normally happens is that the screen goes off and so does the power to my peripherals (i.e. Keyboard, Mouse, etc.). But now for some reason it just shuts off the screen, and my plugged-in devices are still on? I really don't know what is going on, especially since I have not changed anything in my power states prior to this. The only thing I've done when noticing this is to change my power plans to default. It doesn't solve the problem.

[M-ursu]

For me that is caused by my bad router, try to unblug enthernet cable, and then put it to sleep.

[helping]

As the title implies, I'm having trouble with putting my PC to sleep. When I click the sleep button, what normally happens is that the screen goes off and so does the power to my peripherals (i.e. Keyboard, Mouse, etc.). But now for some reason it just shuts off the screen, and my plugged-in devices are still on? I really don't know what is going on, especially since I have not changed anything in my power states prior to this. The only thing I've done when noticing this is to change my power plans to default. It doesn't solve the problem.

Go into advanced properties for your network device and make sure this is disabled. Verify that Wake On LAN is also disabled in your mobo BIOS.

[DenVu]

might aswell change title to windows not working correctly because never is haha

[DontUSASme]

Go into advanced properties for your network device and make sure this is disabled. Verify that Wake On LAN is also disabled in your mobo BIOS.

Im having trouble finding this. Im on a laptop.

[DontUSASme]

For me that is caused by my bad router, try to unblug enthernet cable, and then put it to sleep.

Doesnt work.

[Guest]

Im having trouble finding this. Im on a laptop.

 

Having trouble too, it's just I don't know where to look :P

[helping]

Im having trouble finding this. Im on a laptop.

Control Panel > Network and Internet >Network and Sharing Center > Click on Local area Connection

Click on Local Area Connection (Or wireless in your case?). Then click on Properties > Click Configure, then go to the Advanced Tab.

 

Quite the journey indeed.

[DontUSASme]

Control Panel > Network and Internet >Network and Sharing Center > Click on Local area Connection

Click on Local Area Connection (Or wireless in your case?). Then click on Properties > Click Configure, then go to the Advanced Tab.

 

Quite the journey indeed.

Did it. Didnt work.

[helping]

Did it. Didnt work.

Do you mean you couldn't get there or wake on lan didn't work?

 

 

I just realized "Wake on LAN" and "Wireless" 

 

 

 

You haven't made any changes whatsoever in your laptop bios right?

[DontUSASme]

Do you mean you couldn't get there or wake on lan didn't work?

Wake on LAN didnt do anything. Everything is on, just the screen goes off. The mouse and keyboard are still on when I put it to sleep. 

[Guest]

Control Panel > Network and Internet >Network and Sharing Center > Click on Local area Connection

Click on Local Area Connection (Or wireless in your case?). Then click on Properties > Click Configure, then go to the Advanced Tab.

 

Worked for me, now let's just see if my computer stays asleep (I have an issue where it will wake itself up randomly)

[DontUSASme]

Do you mean you couldn't get there or wake on lan didn't work?

 

 

I just realized "Wake on LAN" and "Wireless" 

 

 

 

You haven't made any changes whatsoever in your laptop bios right?

Brb, Im going to check.

[helping]

Have you perhaps considered checking the USB settings under your power plan?

[DontUSASme]

Have you perhaps considered checking the USB settings under your power plan?

That fixed it. I love you right now.