Hi all,

I’m experiencing an issue with my HP ProBook 450 G1 (14 inch, Windows 11 25H2) where it sometimes fails to wake from sleep. The only way to recover is a forced restart (holding the power button). This happens after the laptop has been idle for a while.

I checked the SleepStudy report in Windows, and the Entry Reason is listed as "Video Idle Timeout", but there’s no additional details or error codes.

BIOS is up to date (latest version from HP’s support site).

Has anyone encountered this before? Any insights or fixes would be greatly appreciated!

Hi all,

I’m experiencing an issue with my HP ProBook 450 G1 (14 inch, Windows 11 25H2) where it sometimes fails to wake from sleep. The only way to recover is a forced restart (holding the power button). This happens after the laptop has been idle for a while.

I checked the SleepStudy report in Windows, and the Entry Reason is listed as "Video Idle Timeout", but there’s no additional details or error codes.

BIOS is up to date (latest version from HP’s support site).

Has anyone encountered this before? Any insights or fixes would be greatly appreciated!

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When I have a device in hand, I don’t see any issues in the Defender app. However, the Company Portal app indicates it cannot sync with the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint application. Additionally, the check-in time in Defender is not up to date, even though it is current in Intune.

What seems to resolve the issue for now is reinstalling the Defender app. After logging back into the app, a new device is also created in the Defender portal.

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Has anyone else seen this happen in Outlook Online? Is this a known issue with Outlook’s timestamp display in Sent Items?

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