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why does my desktop drains the battery in a bag? the powercfg commands that tell you

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  1. Alba Rossi
    @arossi-140

    long story short: my desktop drains the battery in a bag after the P43R1600Twins-110dB Bios 1.10 for DOS update.

    USB Audio Device Properties

    USB Audio Device Properties
Device status:
This device cannot start. (Code 10)

{Operation Failed}
The requested operation was unsuccessful.

    The battery is suffering, and so am I. I tried disabling hibernation and re-enabling it, but that changed nothing lol What tools can tell me which device or driver is causing the problem?? Happy to post reports here if someone can help me read them. Id especially like to know whether I should go back to the older chipset package or try the one from my PC maker instead.

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  2. Quinn Varga
    @packet_smith-3np

    ok but what does powercfg /a list as available sleep states? ?

    my pc fans sound like a jet taking off but sure

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  4. Esme Kaur
    @esme_frame

    hmmm start with powercfg /a to see which sleep states are available (S3 vs Modern Standby). Then powercfg /lastwake and powercfg /waketimers show what woke teh machine. fingers crossed 🤞

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  6. Dev
    @ping_lab

    been there man if it started exactly with the update, roll back the specific device driver or use System Restore. also check for a BIOS update on teh maker's page, since sleep behavior is shared between firwmare and drivers. fingers crossed 🤞

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  7. Gabe
    @gbrandt

    On Modern Standby systems, run powercfg /sleepstudy in an admin terminal and open the HTML report. It shows drain per session and which components kept the system active. good luck man!

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  8. Dev
    @ping_lab

    yeahhh this, sooo much this... make a backup before u touch the default config, learned that the hard way

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  9. Sami Tanaka
    @sami.tanaka

    @arossi-140 thank u this worked!! thank u thank u thank u

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  10. Xavi Alvarez
    @daemonprobe
    in reply to @sami.tanaka

    oh ive been there lol run powercfg /devicequery wake_armed to list devices allowed to wake the PC. Disable wake on teh ones u don't need via Device Manager > device > Power Management > Allow this device to wake the computer. fingers crossed 🤞

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  12. Sami Tanaka
    @sami.tanaka

    ok so install teh chipset, Management Engine (if present) and serial IO drivers as a matching set from the PC makers support page... mixing an updated chipset package with older related drviers is a common source of sleep issues. worked for me anyway 🤷

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  13. Silas
    @frame_deck
    in reply to @sami.tanaka

    oh ive been there lol try turning off teh power plan first, fixed it for me. told my boss it would take 10 minutes 👍 its been 3 hours

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  14. Xavi Alvarez
    @daemonprobe

    pro tip: write down what u change, i didnt and had to redo ms-dos from scratch

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  15. Pia Walsh
    @tiny_builder

    check Event Viewer > System for Kernel-Power and Power-Troubleshooter events. The latter logs the wake source; the former logs unexpected restarts. hope that helps :)

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  17. Xavi Alvarez
    @daemonprobe

    hibernate instead of sleep is a perfectly fine workraound if you move between places a lot.. 😭 its slower but predictable. idk maybe im wrong lol

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  18. Kai Eriksen
    @quiet_shed519

    lol same thing happened to me bump. still hpapening with chipset for me. @frame_deck did u ever fix it??

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