The only ‘problem’ it found was the length of time I’d chosen to keep the computer on before sleeping. and rebooted, followed by entering the commandĥ Reset the system BIOS to factory defaults, no changeĦ Ran Troubleshooter- System and Security- Power. This is what I’ve tried based on researching solutions people have suggested to others with similar problems-ġ Used HP Diagnostics to check the hardware- passĢ Under Power Options- reset default plan settings and rebooted, no changeģ Under Power Options, Additional Settings- unchecked turn on fast startup and rebooted, no changeĤ From shell in Administrator Mode I’ve done the following- entered the command.

Windows Update status- Your device is up to date, last checked yesterday. The computer is an HP Envy desktop running Windows 10 Home Edition, AMD A10-APU with Radeon HD Graphics, 12 GB RAM. (Since hybrid sleep is enabled, both will boot the computer back to where it was.) The only way to get it going from either mode is to unplug the computer from the wall, wait until the green light on the power supply goes out, then replug it in and turn it on. I’ve seen the hard drive light barely flicker for a fraction of a second, but it doesn’t run for the length of time needed to bring the computer to an awakened state.) (When a ‘wake’ is initiated, the power light comes on, but not the monitor. When either mode is entered the computer won’t wake. My trouble is with sleep and hibernate modes.

Windows 10 computer wont sleep