Ibrahim Olsen

check if your prod environment has restricted outbound access. if that missing module is a third party lib, the runner might be failing to fetch a sub dependency at runtime since the connection was blocked. also, check your env vars to…

uhh what does reagentc /info say??

+1 same here

does the USB audio interface work if u boot into Safe Mode? ??

ok so install the chipset, Management Engine (if present) and serial IO drivers as a matching set from the PC makers support page xD mixing an updated chipset package with older related drivers is a common suorce of sleep issues. good…

hmmm 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 makers page, since sleep behavior is shared between firmware and drivers.

lol same thing happened to me check Event Viewer System for Kernel Power and Power Troubleshooter events. The latter logs the wake source; teh former logs unexpected restarts. lmk how it goes

everyone keeps saying this but nobody posts proof

idk man that sounds like bad advice tbh idk maybe im wrong lol

ugh. ok this thread just saved my weekend

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