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Generally 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.
by Dayshine 5y ago
Generally 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.