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sujin kurian
Hello,Based on the description, it is possible that the computer went to hibernation instead of just sleep mode. Waking up from hibernation uses considerably more time than waking up from sleep, since it will read a hibernation file from the hard disk, which can be slow if it is on an HDD and/or heavily fragmented.You can try disabling hibernation by right-clicking Start->Terminal/PowerShell/Command prompt (Admin), and enter the following command
owercfg /hibernate offReboot, and see whether the issue persists.If it persists, we need to check the power logs. To do so, right-click Start->
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owercfg /hibernate offReboot, and see whether the issue persists.If it persists, we need to check the power logs. To do so, right-click Start->Continue reading...