[XPS 9360 BIOS regression] Battery drain in non connected standby since BIOS 1.2.3

I've found a fully and very easily reproductible battery drain issue (+2.5W consumption!) when not using "Connected Standby" sleep in windows 10.

Here is the detail :

- First, I don't use "Connected Standby" anymore as I've had many occurrences of the computer not going to sleep when closing the lid in "Connected standby" mode. To disable "Connected Standby", you've to put "CsEnabled" to 0 (instead of 1)  in \HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Power.

- I use BatteryBar v3.6.6 to monitor power consumption in realtime (it works really well)

- The problem is the following : on my 9360 QHD+ with backling at 15%, when doing vitually nothing on Windows 10, the power consumption is between 3000 and 4000 mW when I cold start Windows 10. Then, if I close the lid for a few seconds (to put the computer to sleep) and open it up again, the consumption is then between 5500 and 6500 mW. No matter the number of times I re-close/re-open the lid, I then never can have between 3000 and 4000 mW again. The overconsumption is about 2500 mW compared to the normal initial power consumption

- This problem never happened with BIOS 1.0.7, I tried it dozens of time on different units of 9360

- The problem appeared with BIOS 1.2.3 and is now still present in 1.3.2

- The problem is clearly linked to the Thunderbird BIOS update that occured in BIOS 1.2.3. If I disable the Thunderbolt port in BIOS 1.3.2, I have no battery drain issue anymore ! (this is the workaround I currently use)

Please, can you check this issue and try to fix the regression in the next BIOS ?

If you need any further detail, I can provide you with as many additional information as you want, even a video showing clearly this major issue.

This issue is critital as you loose a lot of battery life with this permanent 2500 mW overconsumption.