After I did the upgrade, I noticed an issue. Whenever I press the power button, it turns off as it should. But whenever I try to turn it back on, I get nothing but a black screen. The only way to turn it back on is to hold the power button until I hear a sound. Then I hold the power button and it's as if I shut the device down. Someone please help me figure out how to make this stop!
Pressing the power button NEVER turned it off. Once it is on, pressing the power button puts it in sleep mode, and pressing the power button while in sleep mode NEVER took it out of sleep mode. To take it out of sleep mode, press the button on the short side (around the corner from the power button), and roll up the display. To turn if off, you have to go through. the shut down procedure
Sorry to disagree, Jeff, but I always used a short press of the power button to exit sleep mode, and that worked just fine (and I think that the user manual even mentions this usage).
That is, until recently, when my tablet seems to have developed a glitch, after a Windows refresh, and lost a functional sleep mode entirely--instead, the tablet now freezes in a backlit screen state if I try to use sleep mode, and the only thing I can do is restart the tablet fully. Have asked for help here, but no response, from users or from Dell . . . .
I stand corrected... at least partially. I gave pressing the power button a try after going into sleep mode, and it does wake it up. This is consistent with the manual (The NOTE below).
However you did say "Whenever I press the power button, it turns off as it should." The manual says that pressing the power button turns off the screed (Sleep mode). #2 below.
Yes it does. It should go into sleep mode though. Not just a slightly lit screen. It was working fine before (on Windows 8.1) but ever since then, this is what I get.
I have the same issue. Though this started even before I upgraded to Win10. This is beginning to anger me: lots and LOTS of people have this issue and Dell seems to have no response that I can find.
I have the same issue. Though this started even before I upgraded to Win10. This is beginning to anger me: lots and LOTS of people have this issue and Dell seems to have no response that I can find.
^ +1. One day, CS worked fine; with a system refresh (per Dell's instructions, even), poof, CS is gone. (Under Win8.1.)
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Pressing the power button NEVER turned it off. Once it is on, pressing the power button puts it in sleep mode, and pressing the power button while in sleep mode NEVER took it out of sleep mode. To take it out of sleep mode, press the button on the short side (around the corner from the power button), and roll up the display. To turn if off, you have to go through. the shut down procedure
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