It is widely known that various hardware materials can awaken Windows 10 from sleep. See a way to find out what's on your computer.
Hardware that usually wakes up Windows 10 Local Area Network (LAN), Wireless LAN adapters, Interface Devices such as Mouse, Keyboard, Fingerprint, and some Bluetooth devices.
There is an integrated tool in Windows 10, the powercfg. With this console utility you can configure many parameters related to power management. One of these is to see the list of materials that are able to wake your computer from a hibernate state.
To see the list of these devices, do the following:
1. Open a command line with administrative privileges.
2. Type the following command:
powercfg -devicequery wake_armed
Immediately the Command Prompt window will show you the list of materials configured to wake up your computer
3. If you want additional information, the following command will show you which device woke up your computer the last time:
powercfg-loadwake
Once you see which devices have this feature then you can go to Control Panel> Device Manager> Right click on the device you are interested in> Properties> Power Management and use the tab to control the behavior of each device. If the Power management tab for a specific device does not exist, it means that your computer does not support alarms using this hardware.
