PressĬlick Change plan settings next to the power ThereĪre a few things to disable that can help here.įirst, you can disable wake timers. Reason, such as in the middle of the night, If your computer is waking up for another So repeat these instructions to find it and If itĭoesn’t, you have a second problem device, Need to retest that your PC stays asleep. Now re-enable the other devices that you The problem, search online for a Windows 10ĭriver for it and install it. Wake up, follow the instructions above until You’ve found the problem device if it does For networkĬards, select Only allow a magic packet to Management tab (if there isn’t one, then theĬomputer), untick Allow this device to wake Manager by expanding the matching section.ĭouble-click the device you want to change To test this, you can temporarily stop anyĭevice listed from being able to wake yourĭevice Manager. Piece of hardware, such as a network adaptor, Odds are it’s a USB device that has woken Host Controller – 1.0 (Microsoft), then the Name, such as Intel (R) USB 3.0 eXtensible If you just see something listed under Friendly Was responsible for waking your computer. To find out what is responsible, you need If it’s the former, then it’s typicallyĬomputer the latter points to a service or Happen almost immediately, or after a few Waking itself from sleep mode, then it can If you’ve got problems with your computer First, we’ll look at how you can get your computer to stay asleep and second, we’ll look at how you can force your computer to go to sleep. 1. Computer wakes from sleep With Windows 10, the problems have got worse, as out-of-date drivers and automatic updates can play havoc with your computer.

Sleep problems have plagued PCs for years, with computers waking when they shouldn’t and failing to go into standby when they should.

Windows 10 will not go into sleep mode