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[Bug] Windows Awaken from Sleep Automatically #22171

Open sofieline opened 1 year ago

sofieline commented 1 year ago

Describe the Bug

I used to put my computer to sleep at night. But this is not working when I am using qmk keyboards. My computer just awakes at night automatically. This is true not just for bioi/f60 but also keychron v2, seem to be a common pattern.

Keyboard Used

bioi/f60

Link to product page (if applicable)

No response

Operating System

Windows

qmk doctor Output

Using web config tool

Is AutoHotKey / Karabiner installed

Other keyboard-related software installed

No response

Additional Context

No response

ephb commented 1 year ago

I think you need to be a bit more specific here. Which keyboard are you using exactly? What was your build command for the firmware? What was the last wake event recorded by windows?

I am using different QMK boards on multiple machines and none prevent sleep in Windows 10.

sofieline commented 1 year ago

Keyboard is Percent Studio Trio 60 with board bioi/f60

It was built through qmk configurator.

100% sure that it doesn't wake up if I unplug qmk keyboard.

Last windows power events:

The system is exiting Modern Standby 

Reason: 16777220.

The system session has transitioned from 133 to 134.

Reason 16777220 

BootId: 41

The system is entering Modern Standby 

Reason: 16777220.

The system is exiting Modern Standby 

Reason: Input Mouse.

The system session has transitioned from 134 to 136.

Reason InputHid 

BootId: 41
ephb commented 12 months ago

Thank you for providing the details.

Out of these 5 events only two may be related to your keyboard.

According to Microsoft documentation the other 3 are scheduled tasks.

If you have built your keyboard with mouse keys, then the mouse event could be your keyboard and only the last one, with HID in its description, likely is your keyboard.

drashna commented 11 months ago

For windows, "powercfg -lastwake" will give you the device or driver that triggered the last wakeup event. This is generally better for checking where the issue is.

Also, that you have "input mouse" listed here, and that the keyboard in question doesn't appear to support pointing devices, this is likely due to your mouse, not the keyboard.