#DOES WAKE UP TIME WORK IN SLEEP MODE DRIVERS#
#DOES WAKE UP TIME WORK IN SLEEP MODE PRO#

I have a standard SATA3 Samsung 850 EVO SSD being delivered today that I'll test with, as I suspect the issue resides with the M.2 slot itself. My workaround has been to disable all input devices from being able to wake the computer from sleep, plugging in an Ethernet cable and using a Wake on LAN app on my phone to wake my laptop - this seems to work 95% of the time. My laptop sits inside a bracket mounted to the wall with physical security installed - it is rather bothersome to have to remove it to open the lid every time this occurs. It is important to note that if I go into Device Manager and adjust the Power Management settings to disallow the mouse to wake the computer, this problem does not seem to happen, at least as often. I've since turned them back on so that the data I had on screen is preserved through all of this. Click on properties, click on uninstall tab. Expand the graphic card, click on the drivers.

#DOES WAKE UP TIME WORK IN SLEEP MODE DRIVERS#

Method 3: Uninstall and reinstall the video card drivers Press Windows Key + R, type devmgmt.msc. Previously, I had hibernation and hybrid sleep disabled. Check the setting in the device manager for Keyboard and mouse and make sure the following has a checkmark 'Allow this device to wake the computer'. Long-pressing the power button again to turn the laptop off and powering it back on a second time resumes normal operations. This occurs every time I hard power-off the device due to this resume from sleep issue.

The first time I power the laptop back on, a blue prompt appears something to the effect that no bootable device was found. Here's where I believe the key to discovering what is going wrong occurs and leads me to believe that this is a bios issue with the NVMe support of the M.2 slot. The only way to recover from this is to open the laptop and long-press the power button. It is at this point that the entire system is frozen with a black screen. I see the orange standby light change to blue so I know the laptop is resuming, but my backlit USB keyboard does not power back on. When the laptop goes to sleep (automatically, balanced mode, 30 minutes on AC power), I'll return a while later and move my Logitech m570 wireless mouse (unifying receiver in the USB 2.0 port) to wake the computer. I am running an external monitor (does not matter if HDMI or DP, same results) for a desktop configuration with the laptop lid closed and pushed off to the side.

It's running all of the latest firmware (Bios, thunderbolt, etc).

#DOES WAKE UP TIME WORK IN SLEEP MODE PRO#

Laptop is the Acer v15 Nitro (vn7-592g-71zl) with a Samsung 960 Pro NVMe M.2 drive.

Does wake up time work in sleep mode