No Sleep... Issue.. HELP

[DavidE]

Even if the request is there it can sleep if the override is there.

Click on sleep and see if the PC sleeps.

 

[harleymhs]

NO SLEEP, set it for 1 min. NO SLEEP..

 

[harleymhs]

If I manually click SLEEP it will sleep, that always worked even while everything was running, SRV and Cirrus, the issue is it wont sleep on its own... After the time is set!

 

[DavidE]

I wonder if you have something else preventing sleep.
Do you use a wireless mouse ?

Enter the CMD to see the devices that might cause an issue:
powercfg -devicequery wake_armed

Here is a tutorial you can work through:
Power Options and Sleep Mode Problems

 

[harleymhs]

no wireless mouse or keyboard..

 

[harleymhs]

Now this!

 

[DavidE]

Post a snip of your requestsoverride window again

 

[harleymhs]

this?

 

[DavidE]

Yes, i just wanted to see if you have the srvnet override listed the way i have it, you do.

For all those devices listed in wake_armed you could turn off Allow this device to wake the computer to see if that makes a difference.

That setting is in Device Manager / Device / Power Management

 

[harleymhs]

Yes, i just wanted to see if you have the srvnet override listed the way i have it, you do.

For all those devices listed in wake_armed you could turn off Allow this device to wake the computer to see if that makes a difference.

That setting is in Device Manager / Device / Power Management

don't see that DEVICE . Power Mang in device manager..

 

[DavidE]

You have to right click on a device and then select properties

In my example i selected a mouse:

 

[harleymhs]

But they are t causing the issues

 

[DavidE]

I've had issues with some devices that cause sleep problems with the wake the computer option enabled, so i turn it off for all devices.
My wake_armed list is blank, no devices.

Does screen saver work for you ?
I'm wondering if something is preventing the PC from entering the idle state.

You could try a clean startup to see if you have something auto running that causes a conflict with auto sleep.
Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup

You could also run a System File Check to make sure you don't have any errors.
SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

I'm running out of ideas, other than looking through the sleep mode problems tutorial.

 

[harleymhs]

Nothing worked! Still wont sleep! UGH!

I don't think I told you from the start, I am running Win 7 on Bootcamp on a Mac, shouldn't make a difference .. Still running win 7 on its own.. This Cirrius Driver seems to be the main issue and wont go away.. thanks for all your help!

 

[DavidE]

Sorry to hear nothing works for you

For me, i still have the audio request as i showed in post #14.
The request override works, and my pc sleeps, manual or auto, even though i have this request.

I don't have any experience with Mac/Bootcamp.

I don't know if this will help, but if you want you can try it.
Temporarily Disable your audio device(s) that uses the Cirrus driver in Device Manager.
I'm sure you'll temporarily lose sound, and i don't know if that will get rid of the request.