SurfaceBook Crashes/Shutdowns During Sleep

Every time the SB enters the sleep state (I am plugged and docked) I get the following messages in Event Viewer:

• Kernel-Power: The System is entering connected standby, Reason: Power Button

- DistributedCOM: The Application-Specific permission settings do not grant Local Activation permission for the COM server application with CLSID {D63B10C5-BB46-4990-A94F-E40B9D520160} and APPID {9CA88EE3-ACB7-47C8-AFC4-AB702511C276} to the user NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM SID (S-1-5-18) from address LocalHost (Using LRPC) running in the application container Unavailable SID (Unavailable). This security permission can be modified using the Component Services administrative tool.

• Kernel-Power: The system is exiting connected standby, Reason: User Input

It happens consistently every time the SB enters Sleep, is there is way to fix it? thanks

I have hibernate completely disabled (as best I can tell), so my SB should only enter Sleep when I shut the clipboard or leave it idle or force it to Sleep though the Power menu. Early on when I was having the Sleep/Crash problem I suspected that it was happening when transitioning to Hibernate (2 hour default). Not now, I can say with confidence that Hibernate is not a factor with the Sleep issue on my SB. Unless the SB is ignoring the power settings. :)

I've had the same problem(s). Even after DSIM repairs and rebuilding the machine from scratch so to speak, same problems. I agree the Surface Book is not ready as is, it has far too many nagging issues. I've had issues with the following:

1. Surface Book crashing while asleep.
2. roughly 20-30% of the time crashing after reattching the Surface Book (Internal_Power_Failure).
3. dll files corrupted with my Nvidia GPU  (yes, even after refreshing my machine).
4. Both USB ports seeming to have power issues (2 mice, multiple external hard drives and my headset randomly shutting off or experiencing an issue as though the port is overloaded) on TWO seperate Surface Books. This could also be some kind of driver issue but I don't know forsure, it's been a complete mess. 
5. I've even had Windows Store pop up with windows store error 0x80073cf9 before and after refreshing the machine lol.

Should I return it my second Surface Book? Probably. Out of all the issues however, it still seems shocking that there are so many problems putting this machine to sleep successfully.

I get the same error as you, I was thinking on going through the painful process of reimage, DISM, etc., but I think now after all the feedback, I will just return it. I think the SB still requires a lot of tuning at the SW and probably HW level, to make it a reliable and stable platform. It's a great device and I like it a lot, but to me it's green, not ready for prime time, I cannot afford all the number of unexpected issues on my main working device, I need something more reliable, I might have to accept a trade off in functionality and capabilities (iPad Pro) for stability and predictability.

Are you sure the problem will not happened while hibernating? do you use hibernation only when the SB will not be used for long periods of time or anytime? if is it anytime, that's pretty bad, because during the day I need the capability to quickly turn on the device, check for an email and then back to sleep again.

It's really some kind of a joke that having the "latest Skylake" technology and the latest and "best Windows OS" we have to deal with all these basic issues.