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Magic sleep mode???

Shadow_Storm56
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Using windows 10 and the motherboard rog rampage v edition 10. There is a strange thing I have happen, once in a blue moon my pc will fail to go into sleep mode and will end up in like a start loop. This has happend twice in about a year. That is not the odd part though. To correct this I just turn off the psu and then restart the pc as normal. The odd thing is after this...even if I leave the psu off overnight. It will boot right up and still be whare I left off. Just like I had been in sleep mode. I guess maybe it just gliches out and does hybernate instead of sleep? Just thought it was weird and cool. 

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Seems like it tried to hibernate for some reason, but tried to come back on. 

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The sleep function has laways been buggy in ever computer I had, be it desktop or laptop, in every version of windows that had it. Hybernate has been more reliable, but I guess that's to be expected.

Also, check if you have something like "hybrid sleep" in power options or somewhere.

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