Sleep on my laptop has never really worked correctly. The laptop was stuck with only the S0 sleep state until I found a workaround to enable S3 in the Windows registry.
The issue has also been talked about in this thread but I haven’t really seen a proper solution.
My particular issue seems to be with the NVMe controller?
Google searching for Intel(R) PEG60 - 9A09 (_SB.PC00.PEG0) doesn’t really bring up anything aside from some Lenovo forum posts on a Thinkpad that don’t seem very conclusive either.
The SSD I have is a WD SN850 but not one sold by Framework. The SSD firmware is up to date and so is Windows and the BIOS (3.07).
As I said above I have the laptop sleeping with S3 using the registry command in the link above but this seems like a workaround rather than a potential solution but is better than me manually setting the laptop to hibernate.
Anyone have insight I may have missed?
Edit: apologies, this probably should have gone in the community support section.
@Hank_Scorpio its likely a problem with Windows that Microsoft needs to fix. They introduced Modern Standby a few years ago which puts the system in a low power state so it can wake up to do updates and fetch notifications. Problem is there are a lot of things that can prevent it from getting to that state and Microsoft is having a touch time fixing it for all of the different reasons it can happen.
There should be guides somewhere for how to set the laptop to “Hibernate after…” a certain amount of time. Hibernate is slower to activate and resume out of but does power the machine off when not in use.
