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To be honest, win10 also usually does not properly shuts down or goes to sleep. You need manually set up a hibernation on lid close to be sure it will not awake
by ponector 1y ago
To be honest, win10 also usually does not properly shuts down or goes to sleep. You need manually set up a hibernation on lid close to be sure it will not awake in your bag to become a noisy heater there.
- Jaxan 1y agoI only had these problems in the first year (2015-2016). But they fixed it back then and never had problems after.
- prmoustache 1y agoReally? I was surprised my pro laptop running windows 11 went from around 60 to less than 5% in a night while being suspended. It is brand new.
- Jaxan 1y agoI cannot install windows 11 on the device. So problem solved ;’)
- vel0city 1y ago> win10 also usually does not properly shuts down or goes to sleep This varies a lot on hardware, drivers, and other configuration choices. I've had plenty of machines that went to sleep quickly on a lid close and would actually stay asleep. I've had a desktop which the default configuration for the network adapter would have it wake the machine any time it saw any traffic come across the interface. My personal and work laptop, I can close the lid and know its asleep. I never get a hot bag with them. My Legion Go will almost certainly wake itself up if I put it to sleep and put it in its case. Almost certainly a hardware event causing it to wake.