F13 gets hot while charing and being stuck in hibernation

My Framework 13 laptop (Ryzen 7 7840U) will sometimes get stuck in hibernation meaning, keyboard is lit, powerbutton is blinking but nothing will get the laptop out of hibernation. This is a issue I see a lot, even with HP and Dell laptops so i thought this was a windows issue.

Today i plugged it in to charge, didn’t close the lid and came back after 2 hours. My laptop was stuck in hibernation again, and the comination of being in hibernation so fans weren’t spinning and charging while on my matress made the laptop way too hot to touch on the back plate (cpu side). I had to hard-reset using the powerbutton, when it started up again i checked taskmanager and my igpu was at 75 degrees (while it had a bit of time to cool down). Bellow you can find a powercfg /Sleepstudy printout.

This is the second time this has happend, but this time it was way hotter because it was laying on my matress. I’m already using the latest driver package, i’m on windows 24H2 (Insider Beta channel), as i’ve said this has also happend to me on 23Hx? a while back.

SESSION ID START TIME DURATION STATE ENERGY CHANGE CHANGE RATE % LOW POWER STATE TIME % CAPACITY REMAINING AT START
130 14:1 1:45 Active Charge
131 14:41:35 Screen Off Charge 47%
132 14:53:25 Active Charge
133 Active 5 mWh 10% of battery 10 mw Drain
134 Screen Off Drain
135 Sleep 62 mWh 0% of battery 681 Drain
136 Active 19 mWh 35% of battery 12 mw Drain
137 1 8:08 Active Charge
138 Active 712 mWh 1% of battery Drain 460/0
139 Active Charge 44%
140 17:44:40 Active 16 mWh 0% of battery 479 mw Drain
141 Active Charge 480/0
142 Active 62 mWh 0% of battery Drain
143 Active Charge
144 Active Drain 780/0
145 Active Charge 780/0
146 Active 33 mWh 61% of battery 13 mw Drain
147 Active Charge
148 Screen Off Charge
149 Bugcheck Charge
150 Active Charge
151 Active Drain
152 Report Generated Drain

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You may be experiencing the newer sleep with the terrible implementation of active standby instead of “hibernation”

Hibernation writes active memory to flash, then completely shuts off power to the machine. Hence zero power consumption while the device is hibernating.

If your machine is regularly getting stuck in this state then the EC might have a bad value stuck in it. Resetting and reflashing the BIOS should clear it if that is the cause and it is getting stuck in an unresponsive state.

Hibernation is not turned on by default in newer versions of Windows. You may want to Google how to turn it on. Optionally setting it as the default action when you close the lid or press the power button will be useful too.

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