Finally, select disable and click Apply. You can do this by clicking the plus sign next to it. Next, expand the Sleep section and then expand Allow wake timers. Then click Change advanced power settings. Next, select Balanced and click Change plan settings. This will open a new window with your Control Panel settings. You will see thins under Related settings. Then scroll down and click Additional power settings. Then type Power & sleep into the search bar and click Open. Click the magnifying glass icon in the bottom-left corner of your screen. Then click Additional power settings > Change plan settings > Change advanced power settings and disable Allow wake timers under Sleep. To keep your computer from waking up in sleep mode, go to Power & Sleep Settings. How to Stop Your Computer from Waking Up From Sleep Mode It might also be caused by an app or a wake timer. Your computer might be waking from sleep mode because certain peripheral devices, such as a mouse, a keyboard, or headphones are plugged into a USB port or connected via Bluetooth. Why Your Computer is Waking Up from Sleep Mode Here’s how to stop your Windows 10 computer from waking up from sleep mode. 
If you’re wondering why your computer keeps waking up from sleep mode, there could be several reasons. Sleep mode helps you conserve power and allow your computer to rest without shutting it down. Unfortunately that did not solve it either.You put your computer to sleep when you leave your desk, but you want to keep your apps open. The guy took it apart, said the motherboard looked great, and told me that it could probably be fixed by downloading the most recent Yosemite update.
Wondering if it might be a motherboard issue (just a blind guess), I drove to my nearest "Genius Bar" today. When it does its narcoleptic thing, it only wakes back up when I tilt the whole machine to the right. 
In a normal sleep, you can wake it back up by tapping the trackpad, pressing a key, or pushing the Power button.
Interestingly, it doesn't behave as it does during a normal sleep. It is not falling asleep due to inactivity it's more like narcolepsy. Yet this issue occurs as I am working -literally while I am typing. I have it set to put the display to sleep after 5 minutes of inactivity, and the computer to sleep after 15 minutes. This is unrelated to "Energy Saver" settings. I am mystified about how to fix this.įurther clues to aid would-be troubleshooters: What I mean by "sleep" is that the screen goes black, it pauses iTunes, and it signs off of any Skype calls that might be in progress. Starting out of the blue a couple of days ago, my relatively new Macbook Pro (running Yosemite) started randomly putting itself to "sleep" while I am working.
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