Thanks Victor_S
Another solution I've found is to shut down the computer the old way - regular shutdown instead of hybrid shutdown.
You can use this shortcut:
C:\Windows\System32\shutdown.exe /s /t 3 /c "Full Shutdown"
- shutdown.exe can execute the various sleed/hibernate commands, including the regular shutdown.
- /s means "shutdown". If we shutdown the normal way, it is a hybrid shutdown (/hybrid)
- /t 3 means after 3 seconds. If you skip this it's 30 seconds by default.
- /c "Full shutdown" is a simple comment that will appear in various places as the reason for your shutdown.
Keep in mind it takes a little longer to shutdown this way, and it takes a little longer to start afterwards, but I think the computer doesn't keep some systems active, thus you should see almost no battery drain, even for prolonged times.