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Since I installed Windows 10 2004 Update, Windows doesn’t wake up from sleep mode correctly.
I can login as expected, display and cursor are reactive until I try to open the first program/app the blue circle/wait animation lights up shortly but nothing happens. When I try to open a second program or the same program again, the computer freezes completely. Only a hard shutdown pressing the power button for several seconds will help. When I’m able to press restart, restart will eventually execute but takes awfully long (10 minutes).
For now, I found the following workaround: Set sleep to ‘Never’ and set what closing the lid/power button does to ‘Hibernate’.
It’s not optimal but for now I’ll wait what future Windows patches and driver update bring. I am not planning on reinstalling Windows or creating a new user account.
Is there anything else I could try?
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I can login as expected, display and cursor are reactive until I try to open the first program/app the blue circle/wait animation lights up shortly but nothing happens. When I try to open a second program or the same program again, the computer freezes completely. Only a hard shutdown pressing the power button for several seconds will help. When I’m able to press restart, restart will eventually execute but takes awfully long (10 minutes).
Hardware is new and shouldn’t be an issue (Dell XPS 15 7590 16GB RAM).
All drivers are up to date.
It only happens after prolonged sleep (over +/-10 minutes). After very short sleeps, everything runs fine.
Small apps like Notepad and Mail are not affected.
It could be a graphics issue.
I suspect some driver not waking up correctly from sleep mode.
Scan disk shows no issues.
- I tried changing the power plan.
- I tried resetting the page file.
- I tried with and without fast boot enabled.
- I unchecked the "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" checkbox of Intel Management Engine Interface as suggested elsewhere.
I ran the Windows troubleshooter.
For now, I found the following workaround: Set sleep to ‘Never’ and set what closing the lid/power button does to ‘Hibernate’.
It’s not optimal but for now I’ll wait what future Windows patches and driver update bring. I am not planning on reinstalling Windows or creating a new user account.
Is there anything else I could try?
Continue reading...