Thanks for the reply, @support7.
① No need, I have the latest BIOS (5.29, 10/23/2024). I’m not even sure you offer an upgrade for these devices. And I’m also sure that blindly trying to update the BIOS wouldn’t fix anything. Either these are known issues resolved in a BIOS update or they’re not.
② As I stated, you have to also use \force
to disconnect these devices (ACPI\AMDI0030\0
at least), then reboot.
- Disabling only
ACPI\AMDI0081\0
doesn’t solve the issue.
- Disabling
ACPI\AMDI0030\0
does seem to prevent the intermittent wakes, but also kills Wake-On-WLAN. Which I need for remote management of the devices (as they are advertised to have the feature).
③ powercfg /devicequery wake_armed
doesn’t even list the WLAN device (Intel AX200). It lists the following devices:
USB4 Root Router (1.0)
HID Keyboard Device
Realtek Gaming 2.5GbE Family Controller
Disabling all of them doesn’t fix the intermittent wake issues either (besides me losing the feature to wake the device from keyboard, obviously). All devices still wake every 60 minutes from sleep, every time, synchronized.
Seeing as all devices wake exactly every 60 minutes, I suspected a scheduled task, but no relevant scheduled tasks are active. I also disabled GTK rekeying on both the router and the WLAN device’s advanced settings, still didn’t help.
I believe you have a rogue driver that somehow routes WLAN through GPIO (which, I believe shouldn’t be the case) and misinterprets some system interrupts as being wake signals.
The only workaround that seems to “work” is to force disable the GPIO driver; which breaks WoWLAN functionality (even though these should not be connected).