Hi,
The Runtime Broker handles checking if an app is declaring all of its permissions (like accessing your Photos) and informing the user whether or not it’s being allowed. If the Runtime Broker has problems, you will encounter high CPU usage or high memory usage. If you want to know what process interrupted the sleep mode, you need to use Performance monitor to check it. We don't know if the Runtime Broker.exe is the culprit. If you want to solve the problems, you can try the following methods:
- You can try to use the clean boot to turn off some security software to see if it works.
- You can try to turn off the Runtime Broker.exe in the registry by changing its start value to 4.
- You can use the command: powercfg/requests in the command prompt as administrator.
- You can try to update your system to the latest version.
Best Regards,
Ansley