WINDOWS 10 COMPUTER KEEPS GOING TO SLEEP UPDATE

WINDOWS 10 COMPUTER KEEPS GOING TO SLEEP UPDATE

Go to Windows Update and click on Check for updates. Click on the same entry again and select вЂStartвЂ™ and then select вЂRestart.вЂ™Д¦. Click on Windows Update and select вЂStop.вЂ™ДҐ. In the Services window, look for вЂWindows UpdateвЂ™ service.Д¤. If that doesnвЂ™t work, Windows Latest recommends trying the following steps:ДЈ. ItвЂ™s then a matter of simply rebooting your PC and trying Sleep Mode again. If your Sleep Mode is no longer working, the issue can be fixed by going into Windows Updates Settings and preventing the update service from running at odd hours.

Users discovered this is the fault of a Windows Update process called вЂњMoUSO Core Worker Process.вЂќ ItвЂ™s causing unwanted wakeups on PCs that have applied Windows 10 version 2004 and have an optional update pending for installation.

Sleep Mode: annoying when it doesn't work вЂњWhen I close the lid, press the power button, or select Sleep in the power menu or the win-x menu, instead of sleeping, the screen simply turns off, and my laptop does not go to sleep even after leaving it alone all night,вЂќ one person wrote on MicrosoftвЂ™s forum. Windows 10 KB4568831 fixed the borked Sleep Mode, but the problem has returned for some users whoвЂ™ve installed the September 2020 optional update.

Windows Latest reports that the issue first appeared with the Windows May 2020 update, which introduced a slew of glitches to many PCs. On this occasion, the bug is affecting some machines' Sleep Mode, with cases of computers repeatedly waking up for no reason, or the low power state not working at all. Facepalm: In a totally unexpected turn of events, a Windows 10 update has broken one of the OSвЂ™s major features.

Windows 10 computer keeps going to sleep