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powercfg /lastwake will tell you why the machine woke up. Honestly I'm not sure where else you can find that information.
by deschutes 5y ago
powercfg /lastwake will tell you why the machine woke up.
Honestly I'm not sure where else you can find that information.
- Dayshine 5y agoGenerally it doesn't actually tell you why. lastwake will be blank and the power report will just tell you it changed state but give no reason.
- chihuahua 5y agoI found the same thing when I was trying to figure out why an Intel NUC7i5 keeps waking up for no reason. One would hope that powercfg /lastwake provides some information, but it doesn't. There is a big difference between how Window should work in theory and what happens in practice.