Solved Driver causing Windows 10 to lose sleep

[Jesse Williams]

No, the Laptops have never had an issue with sleeping.

 

[maxie]

You are in luck there is a new Chipset for Windows 10 ... Go to the Acer Website ...

 

[Jesse Williams]

I thought I had already downloaded the latest Chipset from Acer?

 

[maxie]

I do not know Jesse

 

[Jesse Williams]

I think I did. Where I would I find out which Chipset driver I am running at?

 

[maxie]

There is a way through the Registry but not sure if it works with Windows 10 ...


This is the Date of the Chipset >>> Intel Chipset Driver 10.1.1.8 2.7 MB 2015/07/28


Just Download it again will do no harm ...

 

[Jesse Williams]

Okay...thanks Maxie. I will let you know how it runs afterwards. Hopefully, it will sleep again.

 

[maxie]

If not Install the Card Reader Driver ...

 

[Jesse Williams]

Okay...thanks again. If it doesn't work, I will let you know.

 

[Jesse Williams]

Maxie, it's fixed now and I hope it stays fixed. I installed the Card Reader Driver which I thought the latest version of it was already installed as well. If it acts up again, I will let you know. Thanks for your help!

 

[maxie]

Glad you got it sorted Jesse ...

 

[Jesse Williams]

Maxie, it's doing it again. It says "An Active Remote Client has recently sent requests to this machine".

Also, it says it's a Driver - Srvnet.

 

[maxie]

You have had this issue before Jesse ...


srvnet driver preventing sleep - Microsoft Community

 

[Jesse Williams]

Yes, I know and it has come back.

 

[maxie]

Try the Solutions in the Link ...

 

[Jesse Williams]

Okay

 

[Jesse Williams]

How do I turn off Media Streaming?

 

[Jesse Williams]

I figured it out.

 

[maxie]

Cool

Option 2 or 3

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/139310-media-streaming-using-windows-media-player-turn-off.html

 

[Jesse Williams]

Okay. It was already off. I just need to figure out how to do a Requests Override.