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I've recently noticed that I am no longer able to use the 'Sleep' function, and after looking around, I found the issue to be that a driver doesn't support the suspend state.
This driver is the 'Standard VGA Graphics Adapter' (Shown in Device Manager below).
Now my issue is that if I install the correct Intel HD4000 driver, then I lose output to my monitor until I reboot, but lose output again just after the 'Starting Windows' splash screen.
I have tried booting into Safe Mode, wiping the Nvidia drivers and re-installing them to no avail. My motherboard is an Asus P8Z77-V, and I don't think it has the option to disable the iGPU?
Has anybody had any similar issues before, or have any ideas about how to resolve this?
This driver is the 'Standard VGA Graphics Adapter' (Shown in Device Manager below).
Now my issue is that if I install the correct Intel HD4000 driver, then I lose output to my monitor until I reboot, but lose output again just after the 'Starting Windows' splash screen.
I have tried booting into Safe Mode, wiping the Nvidia drivers and re-installing them to no avail. My motherboard is an Asus P8Z77-V, and I don't think it has the option to disable the iGPU?
Has anybody had any similar issues before, or have any ideas about how to resolve this?