As far as I know, it's not reccomanded to put the guest into sleep at all. Virt-manager's default behavior when configuring a Windows VM is to disable S3 and S4 capabilities in ACPI, so Windows knows they won't work and doesn't try to go into sleep automatically.

What does your VM's configuration look like?

- Nicolas

On 2016-05-19 13:35, thibaut noah wrote:
Hi, it seems that when windows 10 enter sleep mode and so turn off the screen, it sometimes fails to turn the screen on when input from mouse or keyboard arrives. This is a weird behaviour which i didn't had a few weeks ago but now i can see it happened 3 times on 4 sleeps. I would provide logs of this but i don't know if there are such a thing and if so where there are, any info on where i can find said logs if they existe is welcome.

I remember seeing something about dealing with guest power on libvirt, is this related?



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