Difficulty to wake up tablet from sleep mode. Screen remains blank

Difficulty to wake up tablet from sleep mode. Screen remains blank

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  • May 15, 2017 at 2:51 pm #67004
    Christopher
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    Who else have noticed this on Chuwi Hi 12, Each time the tablet goes to sleep mode it takes so much effort to wake the tablet I.e the screen remains black but you can tell it is on as you can hear the sound in the background. This is noticed with the keyboard connected. Does anyone have a similar issue?

    May 15, 2017 at 5:46 pm #67008
    Chris G
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    In Windows? Try updating the graphics driver with the Intel update utility.

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    May 15, 2017 at 6:48 pm #67010
    Christopher
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    Hey Chris, in Windows when I press the power button to put the computer to sleep and then try to wake it up, it does not display anything but you can tell that it’s on until I have press the power button to force shut down and then on again

    May 15, 2017 at 10:27 pm #67011
    Christopher
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    Update: After updating the Intel graphics drivers with the Intel update utility as Chris Suggested. The power button can now wake up the computer from sleep mode but the shutdown, restart and hibernate options no longer work. Please any solution to this?

    May 29, 2017 at 7:27 am #67542
    Justinkeyback
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    “but you can tell it is on as you can hear the sound in the background.”

    Huh? I never hear any sounds, only once in a while the strong hiss from the speakers and only in the period when the tablet was still new. But I agree that there seems to be a lot alive backdoors, when you THINK it is off, it is still alive.

    Always after killing Android to go to W10 I have to wait a very long time or keep pressing the on/off button a long time before it eventually decides to show something to me. But not while going from W10 to Android. For that reason I use a shortcut that kills W10 very effectively. But switching from Android to W10 is a pain in the ass. I press the on/off button and I press off, and it reboots. Never ever is it really going off (from Android) so I can boot W10 with ease! Why?

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