I right clicked on Adaptive Sleep Service, clicked on Properties, hit the drop down box for startup type and selected "Disabled". I noted that the description was AMD Adaptive Sleep Service which meant it was to do with my video card. Ahaa thinks I, could this be it! At the bottom of the services tab I clicked on "Open Services" (you will need to be logged on as Administrator) and the "Services (local)" list opened.
There, sitting almost at the top of the list, was an entry called "Adaptive Sleep Service". I was looking at Task Manager about an unrelated matter and clicked on the Services tab. And still - sometimes it's just getting shutdown Any idea Windows 10, Version 1607 build 14393. All the power settings are set to sleep/hibernate/nothing for power button/closing lid/idle etc. I tried faffing around with power settings which of course made no difference, nor did flashing the bios. It's a long time problem - Windows 10 is shutting down instead of going to sleep or hibernate. This second computer was running without problems and since it has had the same windows updates as the Dell, that seemed to rule updates out as the culprit. What was particularly annoying was that I have a second older desktop computer running Windows 10, which I use at the same time as the Dell. I have had this problem for several weeks on a Dell XPS desktop.
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