Computer VERY slow waking up from sleep mode

Thanks again Louie,

Ran the Power Troubleshooting.  No incorrect power settings

Checked Device Manager - no hardware issues.

Any other ideas?

Thanks.

Jeff

Hi Jeff! I am Louie, a Microsoft Community member and a fellow Windows 10 user like you. Hope you're doing well and safe there.

We recommend you to try this steps:

1. Press Windows + R, to open Run dialog box.
2. Type control and click on OK.
3. Select Large icons from the drop down for View by.
4. Click on Power Options.
5. Click on Choose what the power buttons do, and click Change settings that are currently unavailable.
6. Select the checkbox for Turn on fast startup.
7. Click Save changes

You may also want to refer the troubleshooting steps mentioned in the article Tips to improve PC performance in Windows 10.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/400201...

Hope this helps.

Sincerely,

Louie

Louie,

Thanks for the quick reply and suggestion.

I checked. I already have Fast Startup Turned ON.

Jeff

Hello Jeff!

I'm sorry if the steps mentioned didn't work. You may try this methods and see it works:

Method 1: Run the power troubleshooter

The power troubleshooter can automatically detect and fix any incorrect power settings. Refer to these steps to run this troubleshooter:

Type Troubleshooting in search bar and click it

Click System & Security

Click Power and run the troubleshooter

Method 2: If the power troubleshooter doesn’t detect any incorrect settings, then it is possible that the issue is caused by an incompatible or corrupt driver. When the computer goes to sleep mode, Windows sends a request to all hardware parts asking to enter sleep mode. But if the driver for a particular hardware part (like a network adapter or graphic card) is corrupt, it might not respond to these requests and may prevent the computer from entering sleep mode. To resolve this, I would suggest you to run Windows update to make sure that you have installed the latest drivers for all the devices.

Method 3: If updating all the drivers doesn’t resolve the issue, then I would suggest you to check the Device manager to check if Windows has reported any hardware issues with any of the devices. Refer to these steps to check the device status:

a. Press Windows key + X, select Device manager.

b. Locate the Bluetooth adapter.

c. Check if there is a yellow exclamation mark or a red cross mark over it.

d. Right click on device and select properties.

e. In the General tab, check the device status.

Hope this will do the trick.

Regards,

Louie