I normally wouldn’t post a comment like this on a random site but seeing as how your article was #1 in Google and I left it without a solution, I wanted to come back and share this “Method 3.” Note I skipped the restarting, but cycled through sleep/wake once with mouse, once with keyboard, and confirmed that both now work. Choose USB selective suspend setting then, select Disabled. Click Change advanced power settings (Power Options will open).Ĥ.
Press Windows key then, type Edit Power Plan (Edit Plan Settings will open).Ģ. For this case, we suggest that you try disabling your USB selective suspend settings by following the steps below:ġ. Didn’t work.īut I found this help threat from Microsoft that worked for me: My devices were set to allow waking already. That’s it! You can now use the mouse to wake your Windows 10 PC from sleep.Īgain, if the Power Management tab is not showing up, it’s likely because your mouse or trackpad doesn’t support waking the computer from sleep. Check Allow this device to wake the computer option and then click OK button. Step 3: Here, switch to the Power Management tab. Step 2: Right-click on your mouse entry and then click Properties to open the mouse properties. Step 1: In the Device Manager, expand Mice and other pointing devices entry to see your mouse. Method 2 of 2 Wake Windows 10 PC from sleep using mouse/trackpad
If the Power Management tab is still missing, it’s likely because your keyboard does not support waking the computer from sleep. If the Power Management tab is missing, try to install the latest keyboard driver. From now onwards, you will be able to wake the Windows 10 computer using the keyboard. Step 4: Under the Power Management tab, check Allow this device to wake the computer option. Step 3: Right-click on your keyboard entry and then click Properties. Step 2: In the Device Manager window, expand Keyboards to see your keyboard entry.
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