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Hi,
I installed windows 10 using bootcamp on my new macbook 12 inch 2016. Everything works fine. However, my macbook sometimes wakeup when it is in my bag or during the night when I close the lid.
I have tried to turn off almost wakeup source (in power options, schedules ...), but not works. Please have a look at the events capture and help me. This is a real pain. It wakes up during the night.
Thanks
MacBook (Retina, 12-inch, Early 2016), Windows 10
Are there any Bluetooth devices paired to the Windows side? Is power connected to the Mac when it wakes up? Do you have the latest Bootcamp drivers installed?
Hi Loner T,
I have no connected bluetooth devices. This sometimes happened when I put in my bag when it sleep (no power plugged in), and also when it is charging overnight (ie when the power is plugged).
I have used bootcamp assitant in the latest mac OS to install, so I think the latest drivers installed.
Does this also happen when you are booted in OSX? Can you also check System Report -> Power on the OSX side?
Hi Loner T,
It NEVER happened in Mac OSX, and only happened in windows
Can you run SMC and NVRAM Resets and monitor? What is the version of the ACPI driver on your Windows side?
Hi Loner T
I have reset NVRAM and SMC, and will monitor then report later. This is the ACPI driver on my Windows side.
I have the same driver set on my 2013 rMBP (MacbookPro 11,3).
Hi Loner T,
I still see the error in the event (picture below).
I also tried and noticed this:
1. In my windows side:
Step 1: I do not plug in the power.
Step 2: I put the computer sleep from the menu
Step 3: I plug the power, and it wakes up my computer immediately.
The same thing happens when I sleep the computer by closing the lid.
2. In my MAC OSX side. I also do the same above. When I plug in the power, it just show the battery level 2 seconds then disappear (This measn it does not wake up).
Hi Loner T,
I still have the errors today. Don't know what happened to my macbook.
The Wake-on-AC-Change should be common across OSX and Windows.
Can you run the following two procedures and test the AC Change part?
Reset the System Management Controller (SMC) on your Mac - Apple Support
I have done these resets two days ago and that didn't fix!
Can you msinfo32 on the Windows side and check BIOS Mode? It may indicate a bug in the EFI or CSM-BIOS, based on your specific installation. What is the likelihood of re-installing Windows?
This happened since the time I bought this macbook, I have reinstalled windows twice. The latest installation was last week. All did not help. Do you mean msinfo32 like this?
It is a UEFI installation, as expected, because your Mac does not support CSM-BIOS. If you run regedit (do not modify any settings), can you check under HKLM\HARDWARE\ACPI what are the keys and their corresponding values?
There are many keys, like this:
ACPI error code 13 wakes up when sleeping
