Computer Hope
Microsoft => Microsoft Windows => Windows 8 => Topic started by: alyoob on May 04, 2014, 03:23:51 PM
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I realized that my computer does not go to sleep or display does not power down 30% of time . I did a Powercfg -energy in the cmd and it came up with this check file attatched report. how can i fix this issue
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According to that report it appears to be the USB device.
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Ty. Can you explain how to fix it.
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Do you have a USB device plugged in somewhere? If so, try removing it.
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well i have the mouse, printer, keyboard and touch screen displey using usb. so which one should i remove.
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Remove them one by one until you find the culprit.
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Has the computer always done this? Could you check in the Device Manager to see if there are any yellow icons?
According to this link (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2880144) it appears to be a problem MS is trying to fix.
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Most likely the touch screen..
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nothing in device manager that has a yellow icon.
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As Patio mentioned it's probably your touch screen. Can you try a regular monitor?
USB\VID_1926&PID_033C
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ok
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I'd stop using sleep mode personally...
Win power saving methods ahve never been good IMHO.
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well patio id like my monitor at least to go to sleep
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yup its my monitor. so what should i do about the monitor causing this issue
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Use the power switch on the monitor when you don't want it on.
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if the computer is on all day long without it going to sleep and i turn the computer off at night would that cause the computer any harm.
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No, but you should be able to configure your harddrive to stop spinning reducing the wear and tear on it.
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i found another idea the hid compliant touch screen driver on device managers properties power management tab has a grayed out section saying allow the computer to turn this device to save power check image posted. how to fix this
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If it's greyed out then either Windows or the device doesnt support it ...