SF314-42 doesn't wake up from sleep mode, with Hyper-V turned on!
AnimeshSahu
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SF314-42 doesn't wake up from sleep mode, with Hyper-V turned on. Need to interrupt the power to get it back working!? Can we get any updates?
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Same problem. It restarts instead. All work lost.1
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I'll second this complaint. Same model (SF314-42 RSYN), same issue, no solutions. Acer support, where are you?
https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/628801/swift-3-will-not-wake-from-windows-10-sleep-mode/p1?new=1
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The same problem. Waiting for updates.2
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After many hours of research, I solved this problem for my Acer laptop (SF314-42 RSYN). I had installed WLS2 (Windows Linux Subsystem, version 2), and this can cause problems with waking from sleep. I followed these instructions to remove WLS2:
https://superuser.com/questions/1317883/completely-uninstall-the-subsystem-for-linux-on-win10
This completely resolved the issue. Of course I no longer have WLS installed, which is annoying. I intend to try installing WLS version 1, but I have not yet done so. So I cannot vouch for the earlier version of WLS, I can only confirm that removing WLS completely was a solution for me.
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Actually it's enough to disable virtualization in BIOS. Of course, WSL2 won't work then.UserLand001 said:After many hours of research, I solved this problem for my Acer laptop (SF314-42 RSYN). I had installed WLS2 (Windows Linux Subsystem, version 2), and this can cause problems with waking from sleep. I followed these instructions to remove WLS2:
https://superuser.com/questions/1317883/completely-uninstall-the-subsystem-for-linux-on-win10
This completely resolved the issue. Of course I no longer have WLS installed, which is annoying. I intend to try installing WLS version 1, but I have not yet done so. So I cannot vouch for the earlier version of WLS, I can only confirm that removing WLS completely was a solution for me.0 -
That's not a solution, that's the reason I mentioned "with Hyper-V turned on" on the front title. I basically cannot run Docker (and a lot of Linux commands like `time`) unless WSL2 is enabled.UserLand001 said:After many hours of research, I solved this problem for my Acer laptop (SF314-42 RSYN). I had installed WLS2 (Windows Linux Subsystem, version 2), and this can cause problems with waking from sleep. I followed these instructions to remove WLS2:
https://superuser.com/questions/1317883/completely-uninstall-the-subsystem-for-linux-on-win10
This completely resolved the issue. Of course I no longer have WLS installed, which is annoying. I intend to try installing WLS version 1, but I have not yet done so. So I cannot vouch for the earlier version of WLS, I can only confirm that removing WLS completely was a solution for me.3 -
Ah. Well, yes, that is a problem then. Sorry for the misunderstanding.2
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FWIW, I tried disabling virtualization in the BIOS (v1.08), it didn't solve the sleep problem. I had to uninstall WLS2. I am now running with virtualization _enabled_ in the BIOS, and no WLS2, and my laptop has no problems with sleep mode.Tarik02 said:Actually it's enough to disable virtualization in BIOS. Of course, WSL2 won't work then.0 -
Hello Acer
Please fix this asap, I have a need to use WSL2 with Docker.
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Hmm, the end of January has came, how long will they roll out the updates? Any ideas, or anybody contacted the support
(and maybe any replies from them)? 2
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