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This is even more of a knock to Microsoft but the overheating during sleep issue can affect any windows laptop made in the last 5 or so years. The cause is noth
by alargemoose 4mo ago
This is even more of a knock to Microsoft but the overheating during sleep issue can affect any windows laptop made in the last 5 or so years. The cause is nothing surface specific, it’s Microsoft enforcing “Modern standby” and blocking S3/S4 sleep states in windows. My best understanding is that some bug causes the system to stay awake after one of the periodic wake ups to check for updates/notifications that happen in modern standby.
- jval43 4mo agoMy work laptop just started doing this 3 weeks ago! It's insane. Rather new machine too. It gets so hot in my bag I actually worry about it starting a fire one day. I now take it out every night. Obviously I tried googling but no dice. Nothing changed, settings seem in order, no idea what to do.
- vel0city 4mo agoIt's probably a particular device that's causing it to wake. Check out using sleepstudy. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/device-experiences/modern-standby-sleepstudy https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/de...
- joncrocks 4mo agoYou can also use `powercfg /requests` (in Admin mode) to see if something is actively preventing shutdown. Sometimes it can be software + HW combos.
- gambiting 4mo agoHa, whenever my laptop would wake up, that command would only show: "Wake up triggered by: unknown" It was supremely unhelpful