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#REALTEK PCIE GBE FAMILY CONTROLLER KEEPS WAKING COMPUTER HOW TO#
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#REALTEK PCIE GBE FAMILY CONTROLLER KEEPS WAKING COMPUTER DRIVER#

I ran the troubleshooter, the only thing it found was that the screensaver was disabled (which is the way we want it), updated the drivers, I adjusted the registry value to 24 in decimal form (I previously had it set on hexademical which led to a value ofģ6 I believe).

#REALTEK PCIE GBE FAMILY CONTROLLER KEEPS WAKING COMPUTER HOW TO#

How to disable and re-enable hibernation on a computer that is running Windows Information about power management setting on a network adapter If you want some more information, the following KBs may help you: In system sleeping state S3, some chips on the motherboard might be off and in state S4, the hardware powers off all devices. There are six system power states (S0, S1, S2, S3, S4, S5) and four device power states(D0, D1, D2, D3).Įach state has a different power consumption, different system behavior and device behavior. The time is associated with the states of the system and individual device. Regarding to the problem “how long it would take the NIC to shut down if it was supposed to”: To disable the hibernation on your computer to see if the issue exists. Type powercfg.exe /hibernate off at the command prompt, and then press Enter

I recommend you to view the event log to find out some other causes of this issue.

#REALTEK PCIE GBE FAMILY CONTROLLER KEEPS WAKING COMPUTER DRIVERS#

In my opinion, I kindly recommend you to update the drivers to the latest version.

#REALTEK PCIE GBE FAMILY CONTROLLER KEEPS WAKING COMPUTER DRIVER#

I think this issue also can be caused by driver conflicts.

You can run the power troubleshooter and check if that makes any difference.

The test machine that this is happening on is a Dell Optiplex 3010.Īlso, does anyone know how long it would take the NIC to shut down if it was supposed to and is there a good way to verify and test the network connection while the machine was in sleep mode?įrom your description, I think you may try the following steps and check if it helps.

There are a few different models throughout our network so I want to make sure I have a good policy set to cover any possible nuances. If I start sleep mode manually and wait thirty minutes or so everything is still there. However, on the other test machine the desktop icons are gone when waking up from a long sleep (I haven't been able to pinpoint a specific time frame but it has happened after only three or four hours of sleep), if I refresh the desktop the I seemed to have fixed this by not allowing the computer to turn off the NIC when I'm testing two computers for a new sleep mode policy, and I've noticed that after waking up from sleep outlook will be disconnected and/or require the user credentials again. All users have their documents and desktop saved on the network.