Although there are numerous solutions for problems related to this on the internet, there is a dearth of those that are specially compiled for the HP Envy x360.

My HP Envy x360 (m6-w103dx) will not turn on, why?

Here are a few reasons you might be encountering the problem:

Misconfigured power settings: If you have incorrectly modified the power settings, chances are that’s what is responsible for your HP Envy being stuck in sleep mode. Corrupt graphics drivers: Graphics drivers are an integral part of the PC, and issues with them can trigger a range of problems. Incompatible hardware connected: Incompatible hardware will affect the core functioning of the OS and, in some cases, lead to HP Envy being stuck in sleep mode.

What can I do if my HP Envy is stuck in sleep mode?

Before trying the slightly complex solutions, here are a few quick ones you can try:

Restart the computer. For laptops, remove the battery, hold the Power button to drain any excess charge, plug the battery back in, and then power it on. In most cases, the problem shouldn’t reappear from now on. Disconnect any new peripheral connected to the computer around the same time the problem first appeared and verify whether things work now. For one user, it was a card reader plugged in via the USB port.

If these two don’t work, head to the solutions listed next.

1. Reinstall the graphics drivers

In some cases, the graphics drivers were corrupted or outdated, which led to the HP Envy being stuck in sleep mode, as reported by users. And reinstalling it usually does the trick. If that doesn’t work, you can try updating the graphics driver. SPONSORED

2. Enable keyboard to wake up computer

3. Run the power troubleshooter

4. Reset power plans to default

5. Set the PC to never go to sleep

That’s it! One of these methods should help you get things up and running when HP Envy is stuck in sleep mode. And to execute most of the solutions here, you will have first to press and hold the power button to turn on the computer. If you have tried all of these methods but still experiencing the issue, you may need to update your BIOS. Check our guide on how to do that. For Windows 10 users, we have a guide tailored to suit your screen display. Learn what to do if the computer monitor won’t wake up from sleep and rest assured that some of these tips may be applied by Windows 11 users as well. Share your experience after trying these methods or comment on the solution that works for you.

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