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ноутбук случайно проснулся = Hibernate / Low Battery?
Мой компьютер случайно просыпается.
Я отключил спящий режим после сна.
Я использую Asus N53SV с Windows 7 64 бит.
Параметры электропитания> Режим сна> Разрешить таймеры пробуждения отключены.
Он не просыпается от спячки.
Мои поиски привели к «Ищите powercfg lastwake», «Отключить таймеры пробуждения», но они мне не помогли.
powercfg lastwake показывает это:
Wake History Count - 1
История Вейк [0]
Wake Source Count - 0
PowerCfg -DEVICEQUERY wake_armed показывает это:
HID Клавиатура (001)
Что нормально, так как клавиатура должна просыпаться при нажатии. ПК просыпается даже при закрытой крышке, поэтому клавиатура не нажимается.
powercfg -энергетические шоу
Запросы доступности системы: запрос системы требуется
Устройство или драйвер сделал запрос, чтобы предотвратить автоматический переход системы в спящий режим.
Запрос экземпляра драйвера HDAUDIO \ FUNC_01 & VEN_10EC & DEV_0269 & SUBSYS_10431063 & REV_1001 \ 4 & cc8e931 & 0 & 0001
Запрос драйвера устройства Realtek High Definition Audio
Я использую последнюю версию драйвера Realtek
Так что я должен попробовать дальше?
The same thing happened to me yesterday. I checked online for a solution and found mention of applying the Visual Studio 2010 update KB2764593 being a solution, but I don’t have VS2010 installed.
I eventually figured out that the problem was caused by a failure of my Intel network adapter. Please check the Windows Update.
You did not specify what happens when it wakes up (does it stay on or does it turn off after a minute?), but since you mentioned a “lid”, thus implying it is a laptop, combined with the lack of lastwake history, then it probably the same issue that I investigated earlier this year.
If so, then chances are good that it is not really random. What’s probably happening is that the system is switching from sleep mode to hibernation mode after a specific, but long amount of time (e.g., six or 12 hours), and by putting the system to sleep at different times, the switch happens at a seemingly random time.
For example, if the system is set to switch after six hours and you put your system to sleep at 6pm, then it will wake up at midnight. If you then sleep it at 7:45pm the next day, it will wake up at 1:45pm, which looks random, especially in the middle of the night.
This seeming randomness is exacerbated by the fact that the transition timeout period is different for battery and AC power. So even if you always sleep it at about the same time, it can be different (by several hours) if you happen to have it plugged in one day and unplugged the next.
The issue is that by disabling hybrid-sleep, the system is not supposed to switch from standby to hibernation, but that setting does not seem to work and it always wakes up to hibernate.
What you can do is to modify your power-configuration profiles to set the hibernation to be the same as the sleep setting or (not recommended) just disable it altogether. Either way, make sure to change it for all power profiles and modes, that is, for Power Saver, Balanceed, and High Performance (and any others you created) and for each profile, set it for both Battery and Online modes.