The device struggles to maintain a restful state.
The device struggles to maintain a restful state.
Your computer seems to wake up unexpectedly after short delays. The command prompt shows devices like keyboard, mouse, and Ethernet can trigger wake-up, but since you're on Wi-Fi, the issue might be with the network settings. The warning about the network being disabled suggests a possible conflict or misconfiguration. Check if your Wi-Fi is properly connected and enabled, and ensure the Ethernet settings are correctly configured. If needed, try restarting both your computer and the network adapter.
It could be the mouse or keyboard activating your PC. Review the BIOS settings for possible adjustments.
Turn off wake functionality for USB devices in your BIOS configuration.
Review the event log for any entries indicating a wake source.
It's not connected to USB at all. I turned off wake from USB and it still activates. Even after removing the keyboard and mouse, it keeps waking. When I run "powercfg/lastwake" in the command prompt, I see: Wake History Count - 1 Wake Source Count - 0. It doesn't seem to provide useful information.
Have you tried solving this problem? It’s the same issue I’m facing. Source: Device - Intel® Ethernet Connection (11) I219-V