
You are missing trading opportunities:
- Free trading apps
- Over 8,000 signals for copying
- Economic news for exploring financial markets
Registration
Log in
You agree to website policy and terms of use
If you do not have an account, please register
It's longer, I'm asleep.
Long, I use sleeper,
click and go clean the teeth ))
Don't even need to touch the mouse)
No, not that one. It's easier to look at both at once in "Computer Management". (If you're not familiar with it, you can open it like this: right-click the computer icon on your desktop -> Manage. Or PC Start -> Computer Management. Or Control Panel -> Administration -> Computer Management. Or Windows + R and type "compmgmt.msc". Whatever is more convenient, there are many ways).
It looks like this (this is from Windows 7, but it's the same in 10):
This one is suspicious in the second screenshot:
There are errors.
And the driver, not known and not updated.
one press of a button and any selected action.
You don't even need to touch the mouse.)
There are errors.
And the driver, not known and not updated.
Have you tried searching for the driver by ID?
In any case the driver can be found on devid.info
I've set it up this way and it's no use.
If the property of, for example, a mouse, keyboard or other device is set to
"Allow this device to wake the computer from hibernation" is checked.
Check all
The reason why the computer may enter and exit hibernation mode is because
If the property of e.g. the mouse, keyboard or other device is set to
"Allow this device to wake up the computer.
Check all
Have you tried searching for the driver by ID?
In any case the driver can be found on devid.info
This must be where the problem is?
This is the most likely problem if "ACPI" is written in the unknown device info. There are also a lot of atapi and disk errors in the logs, this is not good.
If you have a normal computer, install the motherboard drivers - better look at the motherboard manufacturer's website.
If you have a laptop, you can install all the drivers in order, for that model of laptop. Or first select something similar to "chipset" by the driver name. It is best to search on the laptop manufacturer's website.
There should be no unknown devices in the device manager and not so many errors in the logs. Then sleep and hibernation can be dealt with.