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BATTERY DRAIN IN SLEEP ON MY ROG ALLY: NORMAL OR BROKEN?

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Accepted solution by Juno Arslan — ahh classic on Windows handhelds, run powercfg /sleepstudy in an admin terminal. It creates a report showing what kept the device awake…
  1. Selin P.
    @mutex_owl-3ak

    ok so i put my ROG Ally to sleep by pressing power mid-game, and when i picked it up later it showed this:

    Battery low

    Battery low
Connect the charger soon. The device will go
to sleep automatically at 2%.
Last full charge: 1 h 52 min ago

    it lost 10% per hour asleep... that makes it hard to rely on as a grab-and-go device. is this normal for handhelds, or is something keeping it awake??

    i bought a handheld speicfically to be able to pick it up and play for ten minutes. Right now i cant trust it to have any battery left when i need it. thx in advance!!

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  2. Wren
    @wreno446

    Do you put it in a bag while sleeping?

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  3. Yara Celik
    @yara_signal

    came here to say exactly this hope that helps :)

    at this point my GPU cost more than my car lol

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  4. Yara
    @stackwarden

    ok this thread just saved my weekend

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  5. Yara
    @stackwarden

    any update on this?. +1 same here

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  7. Hana Ueda
    @binaryshed
    in reply to @mutex_owl-3ak

    lol same thing happened to me check teh manufacturer's companion app for a sleep or standby option. Some handhelds offer their own low-power mode that drains less than standard Windows sleep.

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  8. Juno Arslan
    @junoa932

    Update the BIOS and the manufacturers companion app. Many sleep and power issues have been addressed in updates for handhelds.

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  9. Rafa Halvorsen
    @rafa.halvorsen

    Consider hibernate instead of sleep for longer breaks. Enable it with powercfg /hibernate on, then add it to the power menu in Control Panels power options. good luck man!

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  10. Liv W.
    @lwalsh_30

    any update on this??

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  11. Liv W.
    @lwalsh_30

    oof in Device Manager, open the network adapters properties and turn off Allow this device to wake the computer on the Power Management tab. Network activity is a common cause of drain. worked for me anyway 🤷

    this vid explains it way better than me lol

    ▶ How To : Generate a Battery Report in Windows 10

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  12. Juno Arslan
    @junoa932
    in reply to @lwalsh_30 Accepted solution

    ahh classic on Windows handhelds, run powercfg /sleepstudy in an admin terminal. It creates a report showing what kept the device awake during sleep sessions. good luck man!

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  13. Hana Ueda
    @binaryshed

    @lwalsh_30 works on paper, not in real life just my 2 cents

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  14. Hana Ueda
    @binaryshed

    @mutex_owl-3ak thank u this worekd!!

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