Windows 10 Will Not Stay Asleep
I upgraded from 7 to 10. The upgrade was smooth and I didn't see any issues immediately. But, after setting the power and screen saver settings, the monitor never went into standby and screen savers won't start.
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Unfortunately I'm in the same boat on this - Surface Pro 2, won't stay asleep, overheats because it happens when in bags, etc. It's been an issue since joining the Windows 10 insider program about a year ago. Unfortunately Microsoft seems aware of and uninterested in resolving this, given the length of time it's been a known issue. Sep 13, 2015 (It’s not quite that simple but close enough for our purposes.) Surface Won’t Stay Asleep: Set the Button to Power Down Your Surface. If following the procedure above doesn’t prevent your Surface from waking itself from sleep, you can also set the top button to actually power down your Surface (instead of just putting it to sleep). With Windows 10, the problems have got worse, as out-of-date drivers and automatic updates can play havoc with your computer. We’ve split the solution into two parts. First, we’ll look at how you can get your computer to stay asleep and second, we’ll look at how you can force your computer to go to sleep.
I did not try hibernation because I never used it before. I discovered that didn't work either. So, I regressed back to 7 and everything works as before.
Windows 10 Will Not Stay Asleep When Put Down
So, as a test, I installed a spare HDD and did a clean install from USB. Same issues as the upgrade.
Maybe I'm nit-picky, but I want the monitor to go to power saver after 5 minutes. Any thoughts?
I upgraded to Windows 10 and had the same issue. The solution is that I unplugged my Logitech Pro from its USB connection, and the screen saver and sleep functions now work. There is an issue with the Logitech driver and Windows 10 Screen saver settings.
I have seen that other control stick (joystick) brands have caused this problem as well. If you don't have a joystick and still have the screen saver/sleep problems, it is probably caused by another HID (Human Interface Device) connection or driver. You then have to turn off the drivers one-by-one until the problem disappears. The simpler solution is to turn the monitor off when not in use.Hope this helps.
Windows 10 Will Not Stay Asleep
I have this issue that I just cannot resolve no matter what. I did the upgrade from Win7 Enterprise to Win10 Enterprise last week. At first my laptop was going into deep hibernation where I could only get it back by hitting the power button on the laptop dock.
That was fixed with a powercfg -h off in a elevated cmd prompt thanks to a fellow Spicehead.Then it started to go sleep and turning off the monitors after 2 minutes regardless of what power setting I have or don't have enabled. Every time it makes me go to the lock screen and enter a password, no biggie, whatever. There are times I am on a phone call and not moving the mouse and it just goes to sleep right in front of me. I used to use a USB key that keeps the computer unlocked when it is plugged in and then locks it when it is unplugged, all I have to do to unlock the computer is just insert the usb key again. That is now useless because of this.I did find one help thread on google that said something about the Logitech Setpoint software may be causing an issue somehow, so I tried to upgrade it but it would never find the upgrade. I then downloaded the latest version and tried to install it, but that failed.
So I have since uninstalled the software and instead of it going to sleep in 2 minutes it is now 5 minutes as I sat in front of the computer and timed it.Windows Updates have also been performed as of this morning as well.Now I am back at square one with this.Oh, and another thing happens when it goes to sleep. It loses internet connection for Outlook and our ticketing system, and also starts to open automatically some of the Microsoft Apps like Money, Mail, Sports, Xbox, Calculator, etc etc. Every single time. So when I log back in I have to go and close each of those apps out.Hardware Specs. HP Elitebook on Dock. Intel i7. 8GB RAM.
Windows 10 Enterprise installed as Upgrade and Not Clean Install. Microsoft 800 Wireless Keyboard. Logitech Wireless Mouse. Dual HP Compaq LA2405wg MonitorsMy last resort is going to be to perform a clean install, which I honestly don't feel like doing.
But if I have too then I will.