Noah T.
Backend developer for a long time, currently mostly APIs and databases. Interested in windows, browsers, linux.
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btw ok who had page 6 drama on their bingo card
came here to say exactly this
lol same thing happened to me 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. good luck man!
if one heavy device like lightweight mouse drops out, try a powered hub. some ports can't supply enough current, and that can look exactly like a driver problem. lmk how it goes
been there man install teh chipset package that the PC or motherboard maker lists for ur exact model, rather than a generic one from Microsoft, and check for a BIOS update. USB stability often depends on both. fingers crossed 🤞