Chen C.

sorry forgot to say powercfg /lastwake lists the network adapter as the wake source. day one patch is bigger than the actual game, classic

nah tbh id be wary of generic disable C states advice 🤦 It increases idle power and heat; try driver updates first.

@lambda rider omg finally a DKMS module hadn't been built for the new kernel. dkms autoinstall fixed it and the physiacl server is back. owe u a beer 🍺

yeah so last line is Kernel panic not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown block(0,0). sorry for the wall of text lol

ok so make a backup before u touch the BIOS, learned that the hard way lmk how it goes

ahh classic never post a screenshot of ur Wi Fi QR code publicly, since it contains your password. lmk how it goes

@bufferdeck A BIOS update from teh makers support page fixed it along with teh chipset driver. Thank u!

powercfg /a shows Standby (S0 Low Power Idle) on my desktop. sorry for the wall of text lol

everyone keeps saying this but nobody posts proof but hey ymmv

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been there man power saving on teh adapter can cause periodic spikes, in Device Manager adapter Properties Power Management , untick Allow teh computer to turn off this device , and check the Advanced tab for power saving modes.

+1 same here

ok but what does powercfg /lastwake show after an unexpected wake?

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If ure on a USB C dock, update the dock firmware and the NVIDIA driver both from their support pages. Docks rely on DisplayPort alt mode and are very sensitive to driver changes.