Press the Windows logo key + I to open the Settings app. From Settings, select System > Power & sleep, then select Additional power settings. From the Power Options dialog box, select Choose when to turn off the display, then select Restore default settings for this plan. After setting it to default, observe if the issue persists. Open Settings by pressing Windows + I. Select System from the sidebar on the left. Choose Power & battery in the pane on the right. Select the Screen and sleep option to expand the menu. Set a timer for each option displayed in the menu, so your PC goes to sleep mode. For Display issues one fix that is working is to Roll back or Uninstall the Driver on the Display Device > Driver tab, restart PC to reinstall driver. You can also try older drivers in Device Manager > Display device > Driver tab > Update Driver > Browse > Let Me Pick. If you experience that the computer does not wake up from Sleep or Hibernate mode, please connect an AC adapter and make sure the battery charge indicator is ON (The below takes the laptop as illustrated.), then click the Power Button to wake up the computer. (If the computer goes into Sleep mode for a long time, it will transfer the power Following are some solutions to this problem. 1. Force Reboot by Long Pressing the Power Button. As mentioned before, when the system resumes from hibernation mode, the same data state is brought to memory through which the CPU's frequency remains locked. In this case, a force shutdown or a force reboot can help. 7. Reset System Hibernation. Hibernation may be the major factor behind messing up sleep settings on your computer. Let's reset system hibernation using Command Prompt. 1. Press the Windows key and search for Command Prompt. 2. Hit Enter and type the following command. powercfg.exe /hibernate off powercfg.exe /hibernate on remove and replace battery. remove and replace ram/ssd. power button 15/60 seconds. all fixes done on both full and low battery. all fixes done on battery and wall power. Once I am in windows I believe I can change the settings to never hibernate, but for now I'm stuck in the loop. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. 1.) Disable, enable customize, turn off/on Hibernate or Sleep in Windows 10/11 over Power Options! 1. Please start the Power-Options Windows-Logo+R. 2. And the command control.exe /name Microsoft.PowerOptions. How to fix Hibernating1. Long press power button At least 5 seconds2. Then press the power button again3. The computer can usually be signed We thin Since hibernate seems to not cause a problem and I have an appropriate amount of swap memory, I just hibernate as the default action for things like closing the lid. HP and Asus Laptops. Share. Improve this answer. Follow edited May 16, 2017 at 12:12. answered May 16, 2017 at 11:50. Rho Rho. 1,204 1 1 gold badge 12 12 silver badges 21 21 V5QOV.