#Laptop screen wont turn on after sleep drivers#
#Laptop screen wont turn on after sleep driver#

S0 Low Power Idle is not supported on this machine. The system firmware does not support this standby state. The following sleep states are not available on this system: The following sleep states are available on this system: Laptop will sleep and hibernate when user activated and resume from both, but when automatic power saving features kick in, the laptop remains on with screen off and is not woken except a long power button press. I have the same problem on a Acer Aspire M. For me that is a lot of money on a non desktop piece of equipment. What do you guys suggest I do here? I am not going to give up on this as I paid over 1k for this laptop. The only thing I haven't tried was older nvidia drivers, I will try them now. How can this laptop, Asus GL752VW-DH71, not support anything else other than full power? I am using the latest Intel drivers.

#Laptop screen wont turn on after sleep driver#

To be honest, if you only have this on Windows 10, then my bet is on chipset or device driver not support Windows 10 / ACPI properly. or literally any other device attached, including even the CPU. If you power button triggers OFF on short press, then your mobo doesn't hang at all, but something else prevents execution of lower power state S2 and S3. I assume you have to trigger hardware reset or hold the button for few seconds to get it to reboot? Meaning 'soft' power button doesn't work. What you describe and it really hangs on S0 then a common sign of that is a literally deadlock of your mobo. If it can't do S0 then it can't do anything aside from full power.

So that means your mobo chipset driver literally doesn't support ACPI power states *at all*. but I don't believe you'd miss something obvious like that.

#Laptop screen wont turn on after sleep drivers#

Could be you don't have the correct chipset drivers installed or they are broken. 'That's a super strange error message btw. I found this post online that details what may be going on. On the ROG forums and calling Asus tech support, they have no idea. I am updated with all my drivers also.Д®dit: I really want to get this fixed. I have already re-installed Windows 10 fresh as can be. Is there anything else I can try? Kinda going batshit crazy as to why my laptop screen won't turn on after this thing sleeps. I didn't try older nvidia drivers just for the fact I don't want to run older drivers for my games. Hyper V is not an issue since it doesn't run on Win 10 home. The older ones have been pulled from Asus website. This did work for a brief time with an older bios. Checking a battery report I generated from powercfg it tells me that connected standby is not supported on this system. Say what? Is that even normal? Cannot run tool. When trying to run a sleepstudy via powercfg it outputs - S0 Low Power Idle is not supported on this machine. I have tried running the powercfg tool via the command prompt.