Suffers System Windows 10, in its latest update, reported an error that causes devices to wake up unexpectedly from sleep mode. After the optional September 2020 update was introduced from Microsoft, Windows 10 users began to report that their devices continue to wake up even when sleep mode is enabled.
One of the users complained about Microsoft Forum He said: “When I close the cover, press the power button, or select sleep mode in the power menu or (win-x) menu, instead of sleeping mode, the screen simply turns off, and the laptop does not go into sleep mode even after leaving it alone.”
This is not the first time that this problem appeared, as users first complained about random alerts after the release of the bugging Windows 10 May 2020 update, and it was said: The problem was fixed using Windows 10 KB4568831.
Loyalty Expected (Windows LatestIt is said: The (Windows Update) process called (MoUSO Core Worker Process) is the main cause of the problem, and according to the report, this causes sleep mode to crash in devices that have implemented Windows 10 version 2004 and have an optional pending update to install.
How to fix this problem:
There is a way to fix the sleep mode problem, recent Windows reports indicate that by modifying the settings (Windows Update) to prevent the service from working in odd hours, you can solve the problem, and you simply need to restart your computer, but Microsoft has not yet confirmed that it will issue an official fix Of the problem.
It is worth noting that Microsoft revealed that the Windows 10 operating system will get one of the most useful software features found in Apple’s iOS mobile platform. A group of PCs will soon welcome the space bar indicator feature that has long been popular with mobile phone users, giving more control over where to navigate the screen by simply pressing and holding the spacebar while moving your finger. Where Apple introduced the distance indication in the operating system (iOS 12), with the callback feature that has been seen on BlackBerry devices in the past.
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