second monitor doesn't awakes after sleeping. STILL

for whose who still may be interested: i think this problem is connected to so called 'windows 11 away mode' (google it and try the solutions instead of wasting time on those suggested by the "experts" of this forum).

The thing about this normal support diatribe is Change and Consequence. I have the same problem. Nothing has changed except Windows. The hardware all worked sleep mode was normal both screens woke up shortly after a click. Only thing changed was the software from MS. Now it doesn't work. Sombody as MS changed something in an update and didn't know what they did or purposely had some other agenda. I updated the Nvida driver which was suggested and changed nothing. What is the command to the to awaken the DVI port? It eventually happens. So something is scheduling this on purpose . When starting from a hard boot both HDMI and DVI monitors awaken simultaneously. Is there a logging tool that can capture an event stream at the graphic device interface? Please get serious.

this problem is not only with me, but also with several of my friends with different sets of PC hardware. also seen threads about similar problem from other people here.

i ask you to stop guessing and giving absolutely useless advice and hand over this case to the developers ,plz.

p.s. to be honest, I would advise Microsoft to get rid of such "specialists" who cannot solve ANY customer problems here on the forum.

hey, Zev.

unfortunately, it's obviously useless, like 99.99% of agent's answers here.

but you can do one good thing: can you please forward this case to that site where do you offering me to waste some more of my time? 🙂 mean, to devs.

thanks

Hi AbbathUX.

Thanks for your post in Microsoft Community.

In your description, one of your monitors is not waking up.

I noticed that you tried a number of steps including managing the power plan, updating the graphics card drivers etc. Thank you for your efforts in resolving this issue, your efforts deserve recognition and I do understand that the current situation is still frustrating.

We recommend that you connect this monitor to another computer to see if the same thing happens.

Also, some monitors or motherboards have power saving modes, or power management features, which are also likely to affect the device-like body after waking from hibernation.

Also, with my search, I found that IIyama monitors also come with power management features, and the MSI X570 Gaming Pro has some special requirements when waking up, and these may likewise have some impact.

Therefore, please contact IIyama and MSI support via the links below and ask them if there is a way to change adjust the power management mode.

https://iiyama.com/gb_en/support/

https://www.msi.com/support

Disclaimer: Microsoft provides no assurances and/or warranties, implied or otherwise, and is not responsible for the information you receive from the third-party linked sites or any support related to technology.

Additionally, I note that you would like the development team to be aware of this issue. You can post this issue on Microsoft Learn, where someone from the development team will take note of the issue and provide you with more specialized assistance.

Thank you for your understanding and support.

Best regards,

Zev - MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist