Sleep Problems

[amitkania]

I have an almost perfectly working Sierra build. Everything works except sleep. Whenever I click the sleep button, I hear all the fans turn off, and the displays turn off, but in 20 seconds or so, everything turns right back on. The displays are still off though and I have to move my mouse to make it turn back on. I'm using SMBIOS 14,2 and these are my system specs:

Dell Inspiron 3647

CPU : Intel i3-4130 @ 3.40 GHz
Cooler : Stock Intel Cooler
MOBO : Dell 2YRK5
GPU : NVIDIA GeForce GT 720 1 GB DDR3
RAM : 8 GB DDR3 1600 MHz
HDD : Seagate BarraCuda 7200rpm 500 GB
WiFi + BT : AR9565 (Working)
Keyboard : Logitech K120
Mouse : Etekcity Scroll S1
Monitor : Dell E2414H and Dell 1905FP
Audio : ALC662V2
Speakers : Dell AX210

I have almost everything working (even iMessage/FaceTime) and I really want sleep to work since I used it a lot on Windows.

I also added an SSDT and done a bunch of other fixes (http://imgur.com/a/sjbTK), but it made no difference.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[amitkania]

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[VirtualRecess]

Run the code below and see if theres anything preventing sleep.

pmset -g assertions

You can also check what woke your system from the two commands below

syslog |grep -i "Wake Reason"

syslog | grep wake

 

[amitkania]

Run the code below and see if theres anything preventing sleep.


You can also check what woke your system from the two commands below

Here is what I get when I type pmset -g assertions:

And when I type the other command after rebooting from my crashed sleep attempt, I just get a list of all the programs I had open.

 

[VirtualRecess]

Here is what I get when I type pmset -g assertions:

And when I type the other command after rebooting from my crashed sleep attempt, I just get a list of all the programs I had open.

Try putting your machine to sleep with "Address Book Source Sync" disabled. Run this in the terminal and then see if you can get it to sleep.

launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.AddressBook.SourceSync.plist

If it doesn't help the problem you can re-enable it using this:

launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.AddressBook.SourceSync.plist

 

[amitkania]

Try putting your machine to sleep with "Address Book Source Sync" disabled. Run this in the terminal and then see if you can get it to sleep.

launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.AddressBook.SourceSync.plist

If it doesn't help the problem you can re-enable it using this:

launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.AddressBook.SourceSync.plist

Didn't work. The PC goes to sleep and just wakes right back up.