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I actually think this needs its own thread. This has been plaguing laptops I deal with for years now and it's about time we put pressure on MS to fix the drat thing. Issue: sleep a modern laptop, and the thing will randomly come back on and cook itself to death, especially when put in a bag or backpack... nevermind draining the battery to zero. I've tried disabling S0 sleep using registry entries recently on a few laptops and it didn't work. The things would not come back out of sleep mode. The fact that windows users have to either hibernate or flat out do a shutdown just to use their computer is not acceptable. Yes, its a Linus video, but its a good one and tells the tale better than me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHKKcd3sx2c&t=323s
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yeah, this has happened to me several times and sucks rear end I ended up switching to hibernate only
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TwoDice posted:yeah, this has happened to me several times and sucks rear end Thats my go to at the moment.
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Dec 4, 2022 18:32
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TwoDice posted:yeah, this has happened to me several times and sucks rear end Maybe this is why it never happens to me, I'm an always hibernate kind of guy
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HalloKitty posted:Maybe this is why it never happens to me, I'm an always hibernate kind of guy I put my laptop to sleep while it's connected to a dock/power and I've never seen this, so there's probably something else going on besides the analysis in the video
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The first pinned comment on that video is someone claiming to work for MS saying they validated with a PowerShell script to log network traffic; sleep while plugged in, then unplug, networking stays up. Sleep while not plugged in, no networking. From there I guess it's just luck as to whether you hit a windows update when sleeping.
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quote:Disclaimer: I'm a Software Engineer at Microsoft, but I do not work on the OS team. I'm only here as a viewer who is subscribed to the channel. I decided to test out your guys hypothesis and I was able to reproduce it! I setup a test where I had a laptop running Windows Powershell listening on a port while connected to power. Every time a client connected, I would print the time at which the connection was made. From another PC, I would send a packet to that laptop and see the message being printed out. I then put the laptop to sleep, and after five seconds I would send another packet to the laptop. I then waited a minute and resumed the laptop from sleep. OK bug found, lets see what happens.
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