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No sleep mode FileSystem srvnet. Windows 7 does not go into standby due to driver FileSystem srvnet. HP G60 CPU AMD Turion RM-70 Dual Core 2.0 GHZ. HP MEDIA CENTER M7470N DRIVERS - HP provides basic support for software that comes with the computer. Automatically fix file system errors and a check in the box.

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My computer won't go into sleep mode if it's been on for a while. It will go into sleep mode if it's freshly booted. Whenever I check, powercfg -requests is clear. Currently, powercfg -requestsoverride shows process: chrome.exe display system awaymode, driver: filesystem srvnet system.

Hp 4510s Bluetooth Driver. When it won't go into sleep mode, it won't even automatically turn off the monitor. My settings are set to allow sleep. Ideally I would like a fix for this, but I would also be okay with some kind of program that puts my computer into sleep mode after 30 minutes. I used to have such a program a long time ago, but I have forgotten the name of it, and googling 'sleep timer' just shows sleep mode tutorials.

Googling 'powercfg requests is clear but computer won't go into sleep mode' hasn't been particularly helpful, either. Does anyone have any ideas?

I would be happy to provide any more information if it is needed, I wasn't sure what all was relevant. Epson File Manager Driver. My browser caused a flood of traffic, sio my IP address was banned. Hope to fix it soon.

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My eye problems have recently increased and I'm having difficult reading posts. (23 Nov 2017)FYI - I am completely blind in the right eye and ~30% blind in the left eye. If the eye problems get worse suddenly, I may not be able to respond.If that's the case and help is needed, please PM a staff member for assistance. I am pretty sure my drivers are up to date, I can go through them later, but would that cause the computer to be able to sleep automatically after it's freshly booted, but not after it's been on for some time? Also, unfortunately, google doesn't really help because the problem is much more specific than 'it won't go to sleep'. That directs to a very simple fix that has not helped me; I have all of the settings set the way they recommend, but it won't go to sleep after it's been booted for a while.

Powercfg -requests shows nothing, and I don't know if there's any more detailed way to get information on what's preventing sleep. Thank you for your help so far, though!

Updating through Device Manager won't work - it only offers drivers that are present on Windows/Microsoft update servers. You must update them either from the device/program manufacturers website, or in some cases, on the system builder's support website. As no information was given about the system involved, I'm afraid I can't be more specific As for sleep - it is very affected by drivers.