// AI news · 2026-11-01 · Dev.to AI
Laptop woke 233 times in 9 days, 72 not user-initiated
A Windows laptop woke 233 times in nine days, 72 times not initiated by the user.
Published 2026-11-01 13:30 (Beijing time)Source Dev.to AIAuto-summarised, fact-checked against source
01Summary
It spent 16.9 hours actually awake during standby, with deep sleep only 89% of the time. Windows itself intervened 46 times due to excessive battery drain. One undocumented exit event (code 16777220) remains unexplained. Uninvited, a local tool running Gemma 4 on the device, analyzes standby and startup events using structured logs, providing plain-language explanations and testable rules for each anomaly.
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02Key points
- Laptop woke 233 times in 9 days, 72 not user-initiated.
- Actual awake time during standby reached 16.9 hours.
- Windows intervened 46 times due to battery over-drain.
- One undocumented exit event (code 16777220) remains unexplained.
03Source
Uninvited: my laptop left standby 233 times in 9 days. 72 times, it wasn't me.
Dev.to AI · published 2026-11-01 13:30 Beijing time
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