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Maintaining your power consumption when not using PC is the oldest trait of Microsoft-based platforms. There are two main low-power modes on your Windows PC: Sleep and Hibernate. The third is introduced with Windows Vista and it is called Hybrid Sleep. Hybrid Sleep takes benefits of both options.

While the sleep mode extremely useful for preserving energy and good state of PC hardware, it appears that there are some issues. More than a few users reported that after PC is put to ‘sleep’, they had troubles starting it back. A problem mostly occurs on laptops with the automatic sleep option enabled, albeit, there are some cases of this problem on the desktop configurations.

In case you’re experiencing this issue, we’ve enlisted a few possible solutions that are worth trying.

What to do if PC won’t exit from Sleep Mode

Table of contents:

Fix – Unable to exit Sleep Mode in Windows 10

Solution 1 – Change Sleep options for mouse and keyboard

Mouse and keyboard are the only connection to your PC’s interface. On some occasions, they are the reason for malfunctioning Sleep mode. To make sure mouse and keyboard are not involved with the issue, follow this instruction (this is the case with USB devices, PS/2 ones are not included):

In the Power Managment card, check ”Allow the the computer to turn off the device to preserve power” box.

This will solve the issue if the reason is somehow related to mouse and keyboard. If mouse and keyboard are not the cause, try some of the solutions listed below.

Solution 2 – Change your Power Settings from Sleep to Hibernate

In some cases, Hibernate option is a great substitution for malfunctioning Sleep. So, we ‘ll show you the way to completely exclude Sleep option and try with Hibernate.  We presented it step-by-step.

In the Sleep section select Never.

Make sure Sleep is set to never and select the preferred time for Hibernate.

This should make your PC go into hibernation instead in sleep mode.

If you want to place it manually and the Hibernate option is missing from the Start Power Button, do as follow.

This will add the Hibernate option to the Start Power Button.

Solution 3 – Update graphics card driver

Some users report that an outdated graphics card driver can cause this problem. So, make sure to keep your drivers up to date. If you’re not sure how to update your drivers, follow these instructions:

Right-click your graphics card, and go to Update driver.

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If you don’t want the hassle of searching for drivers on your own, you can use a tool that will do this for you automatically. Of course, as you’re not able to connect to the internet at the moment, this tool won’t be useful. However, once you get online, it will help you to keep all your drivers up to date, so you won’t be in this situation anymore.

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Solution 4 – Enable the Balanced power plan

Your power plan has a lot to do with the way your computer turns off and goes to sleep. So, it’s advisable to use the Balanced option for the most optimal results. Here’s how to set the Balanced power plan:

In the new window, double-check if the Balanced option is checked.

Solution 5 – Turn off Hibernation

If your computer is set to hibernate instead of going to sleep, you may have problems waking it up. So, make sure to turn off the Hibernation mode:

Solution 6 – Run the Power Troubleshooter

If none of the previous solutions resolved the problem, we’re going to try Windows 10’s built-in troubleshooting tool. This tool can be used for resolving all sorts of issues, including power problems. So, it might be helpful in this case.

Here’s how to run Windows 10’s built-in troubleshooter:

Select Power, and go to Run the Troubleshooter.

Solution 7 – Enable Hybrid Sleep

Some users also reported that the Hybrid Sleep option sometimes causes problems with waking up. So, we’re going to disable it. Here’s how:

Additional Tips

There are a few more options that you should check out, just to be sure that your problem is not caused by them:

• Hardware, especially monitor. Faulty monitor can be a cause of your Sleep mode malfunctioning
• Update your BIOS. Outdated BIOS can be a problem, especially when updating an older machine to a Windows 10.
• Update or reinstall your GPU drivers. Faulty drivers will make the confusion in the system.
• If you are using a laptop, try disabling Intel Rapid Start Technology (IRST) in your BIOS Power settings. Windows 10 Deep sleep option is not available for older configurations and may cause issues.

We hope these tips will help you to overcome your problems. If you are having some other solutions for this problem, please inform us in the comments section.

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