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[SOLVED] Setting up an alarm
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this post was submitted on 01 Oct 2024
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I would first attempt to fix the problem by flashing the bios with the newest version. What you are describing sounds a lot like a common issue with how deep sleep works. Its on the manufacturer to fix it which Dell is typically pretty good about.
If that doesnt work for some reason you can get an applet that will shut down your pc when the battery gets too low for you. Theres a few that work just right click the panel and search for battery applets.
It has the latest firmware, I wrote about it in the description of the post...
ah sorry missed that
https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000129781/steps-for-fixing-windows-computers-that-do-not-wake-up-or-resume-from-suspend-or-hibernate-mode-but-will-power-on
this link may help solve the issue even tho ur not on windows try these fixes