I have the latest Dell Inspiron 5000 and I recently updated the software to Windows 11.
The issue happens whenever my laptop goes to sleep mode. After I open my laptop from sleep, there are 2 main problems I faced.
1. The internet connection is not showing. The wifi option is not there. To retrieve this connection and the wifi button option is ONLY by restarting the laptop. I have tried resetting the network, troubleshoot, update the wireless adapters but the problem persists.
2. All the opened windows are closed upon waking up from sleep mode. There are no options for setting Hybrid sleep.
I would appreciate it if anyone can offer me help or suggestions apart from all the things I have tried. Thank you!
Hi Try this, it worked for my wifes 5505 after Dell tech had tried and failed.
Go to 'Device Manager' and find your network adapter. Open the Properties dialog and select the 'Power Management' tab. Uncheck the 'Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power' check box, then click OK. You will probably need to reboot.
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Same problem here with 5405 after upgrading to Windows 11.
If I close the lid to get it to sleep, wait a few mins, then re-open lid - it takes several seconds to start, mostly on a black screen with the Dell logo, as if it is coming out of hibernation or an error state. The wifi adaptor is then missing and no amount of fiddling with settings or device manager or windows troubleshooting will bring it back. Hitting Restart does not work either.
The only solution is to hit Shutdown instead, then turn back on. Now it finds the wifi adaptor OK and the wifi runs fine.
Temporary solution is to set: Closing lid = Shutdown, not sleep.
Although, sleep did seem to work if I did it manually, via the Shutdown menu.
I have tried to workaround: Reset current Power Plan. After reset the "Balance (Recommened)" to the default parameters, the wake-up (from Sleep state) function in my Inspiron 5570 works well.
Beside, let's update all drivers to the lastest version from DELL support website.
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Hi Try this, it worked for my wifes 5505 after Dell tech had tried and failed.
Go to 'Device Manager' and find your network adapter. Open the Properties dialog and select the 'Power Management' tab. Uncheck the 'Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power' check box, then click OK. You will probably need to reboot.