Oct 10 2020 12:46 PM
This was reported on the Insider Feedback Hub about 3 months ago when I downloaded release 20161. It has been subsequently reported a number of times, up to the latest build, 20231, and still is exhibiting the same issue.
Someone at MS left a message indicating that they were making some changes to this action and to change the PC Sleep option from "never" to just a long time. This was done but has not corrected the problem. I don't want to put my PC to sleep, as I frequently use TeamViewer to monitor my PC remotely.
I want to make sure that this is indeed a problem with the OS and not with the monitor before I have to go back and get it replaced on warranty.
It did work as it should before I downloaded 20161.
My monitor is a Samsung 32" curved monitor, C32F391.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
dcollens
Oct 16 2020 06:16 AM
Oct 16 2020 06:46 AM
Oct 16 2020 07:30 AM
@dcollens Something doesn't sound right based on my understanding. I know there was an issue when the device was set to never. Can you please file a new feedback in Feedback Hub? Make sure to use the Power and Battery > Sleep category. Attach any screenshots of your settings as well. Once you have done that, please share the link with me and I'll see if I can get it in front of the right folks.
-Eddie
Oct 18 2020 03:17 AM
Nov 02 2020 12:25 PM
@dcollens New link
Power settings
Looks like I cannot save screenshot, and I couldn't see it in the Feedback Hub. But it was sleep at 25 minutes and sleep at 45 hours.