If the above does not work, go into the device manager and click on network adapters to expand it. then double click the adapters name i.e. Realtek family controller. Click the power management tab. Look and see what boxes are checked. If the allow this device to wake computer is checked, uncheck it. Click ok or apply and exit. Restart the computer and then put it sleep mode. See if it stays in sleep mode.
My 630i started doing this after fours years, followed those directions from another post and problem was fixed. Also make sure in power managment you go to the advanced setting. There will be a expansion for sleep. You will see "allow wake timers" if enabled, disable it.
DELL-Nikhil D1
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January 6th, 2013 20:00
Hi Lois1207,
To use the Sleep feature you have to enable “Hybrid Sleep” in power options as in the picture below (should be enabled by default):
Please follow the below mentioned steps:
Please enable it and click “Apply” and “Ok” to save changes and check.
Check if that helps and reply.
DaDAWG1
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January 6th, 2013 22:00
If the above does not work, go into the device manager and click on network adapters to expand it. then double click the adapters name i.e. Realtek family controller. Click the power management tab. Look and see what boxes are checked. If the allow this device to wake computer is checked, uncheck it. Click ok or apply and exit. Restart the computer and then put it sleep mode. See if it stays in sleep mode.
My 630i started doing this after fours years, followed those directions from another post and problem was fixed. Also make sure in power managment you go to the advanced setting. There will be a expansion for sleep. You will see "allow wake timers" if enabled, disable it.