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Has the glitch with 1903 been resolved? MS support analyzed my system and determined that it was an issue with 1903. I was told that this was a recurring glitch effecting many other users and was advised a rollback until the issue was resolved.
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Having the exact same issues with sleep since updading to win 10 1903 on June 19.
Tried everything. Settings did not change, does seem to be a glitch that i find annoying.
one thing i read is that hd should be set lower than the sleep number. That didn’t work.
deleted old verson 1803 so cant roll back. This is frustrating.
i can manually put it into sleep but what is the pont?
help please
I don't recall if I could enter sleep manually. When I have a free afternoon I'll try installing again. Thanks for everything.
Thank you. And by the way, although it's not very nice to say, the third-party contractors Microsoft hires are mostly reading from reference manuals and flowcharts. They don't really have the knowledge to help you.
The key thing for your case is that your computer doesn't even make it into sleep in the first place. That probably leaves out your sleep settings as the problem (Settings > System > Power.)
Can you you must your computer into sleep manually? Start > Power > Sleep
You can also use the command line, but it's a little tricky:
How to sleep Windows 10 from the command line
The test in both cases is whether or not your computer can sleep in the first place.
P.S. I recently got v.1903 and my computer has no problem sleeping.
Looks like I'll hold tight. Thanks to you and everyone else.
Hi Joe -
As long as you know you have the very latest Display driver which is what is what is most responsible for Sleep, and tried everything else in the list which solves almost all other Sleep issues, then I'd wait until the Version Upgrade is offered as it should not be pushed to your hardware otherwise if there are indeed known issues as Support said.
