

USB\VID_060B&PID_650A is "HID Keyboard Device".PCI\VEN_1022&DEV_7807 is "Standard OpenHCD USB Host Controller".Report could help you, you can send the report to a friend to ask forĪdditionally Microsoft is not able to display the names of the devices, but I figured it out manually: If you encounter power related issues and you do not know how this USB Suspend:USB Device not Entering Suspendīelow the article there is no help how to solve these problems. Host Controller Location PCI bus 0, device 18, function 0 Processor power management may be prevented if a USB device does not enter the Suspend state when not in use. The USB device did not enter the Suspend state.

Only the USB 3.0 drivers are from AMD, the USB 2.0 drivers are still from Microsoft causing problems.īut these 3 are still remainaing: USB Suspend:USB Device not Entering Suspend I installed the AMD drivers for the mainboard. Among them the USB Root hubs which had the Microsoft default drivers. This command generates a file "energy-report.html".įirst I got 5 errors of 5 devices which prevent Windows from sleeping. Which explains how to use the command powercfg -energy to diagnose the cause of the problem. Then I found this page which I found more useful: I configured all devices so that the command Powercfg -devicequery wake_armed returns an empty list now. I did all described on this page (power plan, disable wake up timers.) I want the same behavior on Windows 7, too.īut on Windows 7 I click Sleep or Hibernate and only the monitor goes off.Īll the rest stays on and just moving the mouse turns the monitor on again and shows the log on button. I must press the power button to wake it up. Nothing happens when I use mouse or keyboard while it sleeps. The computer seems to be completely off, only the Power LED is blinking. I let the computer sleep and all goes off: The LEDs in keyboard and mouse, the harddisk and CPU fan. On Windows XP and 10 there is no problem with sleep or hibernate mode. As I saw there are similar questions here but there is no useful answer.Īs a developer I have Windows XP, 7 and 10 on one computer.

FIRST of all: Don't mark this question as duplicate.
