Over the past couple of weeks, my m15 R3 no longer turns itself off after a specified period of time. Instead, the Alienhead blinks until I press it and then it resumes the desktop. Absolutely nothing has changed with respect to power settings. This is entirely new behavior and I'm wondering whether a recent Windows 11, Dell, or NVIDIA update have made this happen. The specs for my PC are as follows:
- i7 10750H - 1 TB NVMe - 16 GBs RAM
Any help anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated.
It just occurred to me that I hadn't responded back to this thread. I resolved the issue by researching how to recreate hibernation in Windows 11, and it worked like a charm. The problem is that Auslogics Boostspeed, which has ever-increasing automation with each release (just like everything else) removed hibernation from the PC. All is fine now.
When using key combination CTRL + ALT + DELETE to shut down by clicking on power off icon in bottom RH corner, does it say wait for application running in the background to finish?
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There is no fault code present; instead, the PC is "breathing" meaning that it is in sleep state. It wakes up as designed when I press either mousepad or power button. What it no longer does is to hibernate and I can't understand why. I installed new NVIDIA drivers yesterday and hoped that would fix the issue, but it didn't. It shuts down just fine, but I have to initiate it through the start menu. Any idea what's up with this?
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It just occurred to me that I hadn't responded back to this thread. I resolved the issue by researching how to recreate hibernation in Windows 11, and it worked like a charm. The problem is that Auslogics Boostspeed, which has ever-increasing automation with each release (just like everything else) removed hibernation from the PC. All is fine now.