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You should check `powercfg lastwake` via PowerShell, and Event Viewer, to determine what wakes up your PC. I had similar issues, and IIRC, I had to disable wak
by watermelon0 6y ago
You should check `powercfg lastwake` via PowerShell, and Event Viewer, to determine what wakes up your PC.
I had similar issues, and IIRC, I had to disable wakeups for network adapters in Device Manager.
- dividedbyzero 6y agoI've tried lots of things from the first page of google results but I don't think I've tried that. Will give it a shot for sure!
- djs55 6y agoThank you for this -- I've been bothered by my Windows PC not sleeping properly for the best part of a year. `powercfg lastwake` indicated the Ethernet adapter and then disabling the option "Wake on Pattern Match" has allowed the computer to sleep soundly.