If you put your Windows 10 PC to sleep, you might be surprised to find it in a working condition later. There are many reasons behind this. One of these reasons can be programmed tasks. Users often forget to make sure there are no scheduled tasks set to wake up the PC. There's see how easily solve this.
There is a single command, you can run to find all tasks that are set to wake your Windows 10 PC sleep. All you need is PowerShell
- Open PowerShell in Windows 10.
- In PowerShell, type or paste the following command :.
Get-ScheduledTask | where {$ _. settings.waketorun}
Once done, all tasks that are able to wake up from Windows 10 will be listed in the output of the command.
On my Windows 10 PC, all these tasks are disabled: 
On another PC running Windows 8.1, the following tasks are listed to wake up the PC: 
If you find unnecessary tasks in this list, open the task Scheduler, and disable or double click it and uncheck "Enable the computer to run this task" to the Conditions tab. Then Windows should not wake the PC more run scheduled tasks.
There.
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