Lastwake Command

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  1. ColFrogfoot
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       New #10

    Thats what I just tried I got this I said
    Sleep Time: ‎2015‎-‎07‎-‎09T13:31:38.329965500Z
    Wake Time: ‎2015‎-‎07‎-‎09T13:46:45.997946700Z

    Wake Source: Unknown

    Also I just noticed this is windows 7 forums, Im on windows 8 :/
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  3. Brink
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       New #11

    That's ok. This is the same in Windows 8 as well.

    In that case, check to see what devices are allowed to wake the PC, and troubleshoot by disabling them one at a time from being able to wake up the PC and test to see if the PC still wakes up afterwards. Usually, it's the network adapter at fault.

    Devices - See Devices that are able to Wake Up the Computer

    Devices - Allow or Prevent to Wake Up Computer
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  4. ColFrogfoot
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       New #12

    powercfg -devicequery wake_armed

    NONE

    (Ive turned everything off previously)
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  5. ColFrogfoot
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       New #13

    Also I should note this is a new computer that I just got and its had this problem from the start. So I'm thinking it might be a manufacturing error? I dont know
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  7. Brink
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       New #14

    To troubleshoot, disconnect anything that you have connected to the PC and put it to sleep to see if it still wakes up. If not, connect each device one at a time testing in between to see if the PC wakes with it connected until hopefully a culprit is revealed.
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  8. ColFrogfoot
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       New #15

    Alright I will but excuse me for an hour I'm in class but I'll try that right as I get back
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  9. Brink
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       New #16

    Ok. I'll be here when ready. :)
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  11. ColFrogfoot
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       New #17

    Hey just posting an update. I unplugged everything and it didn't wake from sleep for about 40 minutes then I plugged everything in slowly over spans of about 20-30min and it wasn't waking still. So I turned it off and on again and soon after with everything plugged in it turned on again. So now I'll unplug one at a time again. This time I have classes for about 3 hours again but before I left for classes I unplugged the Ethernet cord because that's what I think might be the problem. So when I get back I'll see if it came off of sleep mode and let u know. By the way, thanks a lot for all this help
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  12. Brink
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       New #18

    Great news so far. Now it's just a process of elimination matter. :)
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  13. ColFrogfoot
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       New #19

    Hey so I got back from class and it was not on. So I'm going to be inclined to say right now that it is my Ethernet cord that is somehow causing the problem.
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