Save open work and back up important files. Note any recent driver or hardware changes. If Windows cannot start, use the startup guide first.
Work through these checks
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Update GPU and network/Wi-Fi drivers.
Use the instructions for your exact device and operating system. Check the manufacturer’s documentation before changing firmware, hardware, or system settings.
02Disable Modern Standby if supported: powercfg /a
Disable Modern Standby if supported: powercfg /a.
Use the instructions for your exact device and operating system. Check the manufacturer’s documentation before changing firmware, hardware, or system settings.
03Enable USB wake support in BIOS → USB Wake Support
Enable USB wake support in BIOS → USB Wake Support.
Use the instructions for your exact device and operating system. Check the manufacturer’s documentation before changing firmware, hardware, or system settings.
Possible causes
- Driver not supporting S3 wake correctly (common for USB and GPU drivers)
- Modern Standby (S0ix) conflict with older hardware
- BIOS setting disabling wake-on-USB
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