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I found the reason why only sleep fails when FA_Scheduler is running when I set up this service in MANUAL startup mode.
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The driver of this device is from Microsoft not from Fortinet.Īs it's not neccesary for setting up the ssl tunnel with fortinet client I just disabled this device and the system magically sleep & hibernate again. The key was that WAN Miniport (SSTP) device driver was crashing on system sleep or hibernate. > ffff8f8ad670be40 \Driver\PnpManager 00000000 Cannot read info offset from nt!ObpInfoMaskToOffset Probably caused by : ndis.sys ( ndis!ndisMPauseMiniportInner+6245 )įfff8f8add7e4050 \Driver\RasSstp ffff8f8add7e41a0 InfoMask field not found for _OBJECT_HEADER at ffff8f8add7e4020 Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.īugCheck 9F, This was the relevant information of memorydump. So there was a memorydump in c:\windows\system and a minidump in c:\windows\minidump.
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I also tested with older client versions (4.2 & 4.0) with similar results.Īfter many many tests I discovered that the problem wasn't that the computer failed to become sleep or hibernate, in my case the problem was that windows was generating a memory dump and for several minutes it didn't respond (this was the reason why I hard reset was required), and after that Windows just turned off as it's default configured for that. When I configured this service in manual startup sleep & hibernation works fine, but after opening forticlient, the system didn't sleep & hibernate, with the screen in black and with a hard reset required for waking up again. Then after enabling services one by one I become to the conclussion that was FA_Scheduler forticlient service the root cause of the problem.
Wan miniport sstp driver windows 10#
I've had a similar problem with a new laptop.Īfter searching in many support sites for problems related with: windows 10 don't sleep after anniversary update, problems waking up from sleep or hibernate mode, windows 10 failed to sleep.įinally I performed a clean start up of Windows (Disabling all none microsoft services in msconfig and all start up programs on task manager) and I noticed that sleep & hibernation works fine. Note that once I've enabled the service, even if I don't log into the tunnel and whether or not I stop/disable the service, the aforementioned problem/behavior occurs. My current workaround is to start the FortiClient Service Scheduler only when I need to VPN into our data center and disable it otherwise. This sometimes results in a loss of work. Furthermore, it is not possible to wake the computer up from this state without powering the system down fully and subsequently rebooting. With the FortiClient Service Scheduler running, the power LED stays solid indicating the laptop (hardware) hasn't gone to sleep completely. It is this last step, the slow blink, that never happens with the FortiClient service enabled. During normal operation on my Thinkpad, the power LEDs go from solid on (indicating the laptop is powered on) to a heartbeat or slow blink indicating sleep mode. More specifically, the laptop starts to sleep and the screen goes dark, but the hardware never powers down. My laptop will not sleep or hibernate with the "FortiClient Service Scheduler" windows service running.
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