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The power button plan is probably set to sleep instead of turning off so any slight movement or vibration will wake the laptop.
Laptops have more power options than desktops.
There are battery reports and usage graphcs.
You can defined what happens when you close the lid.
The power button can be used to cause the system to sleep
or the sleep button can cause hibernation. Here is a typical plan
This image shows a laptop that is sleeping and unplugged. The user thought it had been turned off. Note that it discharges until it hits a critical value and then hibernates. About noon it was plugged in and started charging. if it was actually shutoff at about 7pm it would have kept it entire charge.
change the power button plan so it actually turns off your laptop.
It this does not solve the problem then let us know as there are other possibilities.
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The power button plan is probably set to sleep instead of turning off so any slight movement or vibration will wake the laptop.
Laptops have more power options than desktops.
There are battery reports and usage graphcs.
You can defined what happens when you close the lid.
The power button can be used to cause the system to sleep
or the sleep button can cause hibernation. Here is a typical plan
This image shows a laptop that is sleeping and unplugged. The user thought it had been turned off. Note that it discharges until it hits a critical value and then hibernates. About noon it was plugged in and started charging. if it was actually shutoff at about 7pm it would have kept it entire charge.
change the power button plan so it actually turns off your laptop.
It this does not solve the problem then let us know as there are other possibilities.
Thank you for using HP products and posting to the community.
I am a community volunteer and do not work for HP. If you find
this post useful click the Yes button. If I helped solve your
problem please mark this as a solution so others can find it
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@Preservation wrote:Great thanks - that worked.
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