Reboot after deep sleep High Sierra

[manny_c]

I made a custom SSDT in the meanwhile and now I have 14 ports, and the reboot is still present.

1. How about proper power USB power injection https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-usb-power-property-injection-for-sierra-and-later.222266/

2. Remove non essential USB devices and load failsafe settings from BIOS.

Can't think of anything else.

 

[wowena]

Hello

I also have same problem with my system, it always reboot when i put sleep mode, its painfull
please help me guyss

Thanks!

 

[wowena]

No one ?

 

[wowena]

please close this thread

 

[energy23]

Hello

I also have same problem with my system, it always reboot when i put sleep mode, its painfull
please help me guyss

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Thanks!

I'm having a similar issue. However, I think mine is related to the RAM; all 4 slots are taken up for a total of 32GB of RAM. Removing 2 sticks and having just 2x8gb sticks of RAM solved the problem.

Something leads me to believe it might be an issue with power management / p states / c states. I had similar problems with 32gb of RAM on my Gigabyte motherboard when I was running Yosemite with the Chameleon bootloader; except the whole comp would glitch even when awake.


I might try reinstalling the entire OS on a separate drive without nullcpupowermanagement and see if that helps with all 4 sticks of RAM installed (thank god I have hot swap bays, makes life so much easier).

 

[wowena]

i just reinstall the OS but find no idea how to separate drive without nullcpupowermanagement , yes i use 4 ram too