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slight improvement, making more explicit where to go
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edit approved May 12, 2023 at 15:25
msb
edit approved May 12, 2023 at 15:25
msb
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The wake up alarm is due to the hibernating after sleep

  1. Open Power Options
  2. Change plan settings
  3. Change advanced power settings
  4. Change hibernate after"Sleep" > "Hibernate after" values
  5. Goto sleep state
  6. Wake up
  7. Run in terminal: powercfg /SLEEPSTUDY
  8. Open created file C:\WINDOWS\system32\sleepstudy-report.html
  9. Find latest section (near the bottom)
  10. The diff time == the hibernate after time

The wake up alarm is due to the hibernating after sleep

  1. Open Power Options
  2. Change plan settings
  3. Change advanced power settings
  4. Change hibernate after values
  5. Goto sleep state
  6. Wake up
  7. Run in terminal: powercfg /SLEEPSTUDY
  8. Open created file C:\WINDOWS\system32\sleepstudy-report.html
  9. Find latest section (near the bottom)
  10. The diff time == the hibernate after time

The wake up alarm is due to the hibernating after sleep

  1. Open Power Options
  2. Change plan settings
  3. Change advanced power settings
  4. Change "Sleep" > "Hibernate after" values
  5. Goto sleep state
  6. Wake up
  7. Run in terminal: powercfg /SLEEPSTUDY
  8. Open created file C:\WINDOWS\system32\sleepstudy-report.html
  9. Find latest section (near the bottom)
  10. The diff time == the hibernate after time
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The wake up alarm is due to the hibernating after sleep

  1. Open Power Options
  2. Change plan settings
  3. Change advanced power settings
  4. Change hibernate after values
  5. Goto sleep state
  6. Wake up
  7. Run in terminal: powercfg /SLEEPSTUDY
  8. Open created file C:\WINDOWS\system32\sleepstudy-report.html
  9. Find latest section (near the bottom)
  10. The diff time == the hibernate after time