Windows does not move from PC to PC well. If at all.
Be sure to NEVER use Microsoft's Update Driver button for driver checks. Use the old fashioned ways. Go to the makers and get the drivers there.
You'll update the BIOS (sleep issues start there) and then off to motherboard, audio, video, LAN, WiFI (if applicable) and other drivers. No USB things can be plugged in until it's working right.
Just migrated my Windows 10 (Version 1709 - OS Build 16299.371) from my old PC to a brand new HP Pavilion Desktop. I usede Macrium Reflect to create an image of my old PC which was then Restored and Redeployed onto the new machine. Had some initial problems with the old PC Bios being in MBR format while the new one was in UEFI mode.
Eventually managed to get it to boot with a few workarounds suggested by my son,
New PC is now fine and is exactly set up as the old machine. I initially had 2 problems though. First was that the PC would not shut down when that command was selected from the Start menu. Had to do a hard shut down with the power button. Solved that problem by tweaking the Power settings by disabling the Fast Restart option. All now fine with that issue.
Second problem is that I cannot get the PC to enter Sleep mode. When I select Sleep from the Start button menu the screen goes black then a few seconds later the sign in screen reappears and I have to enter my password again. No sound of hard drive shutting down or any other sleep function. Have tried setting up a Sleep icon on the desktop but that produces the same result. Graphics card drivers are all up to date. So I'm struggling where to go next.
Any ideas out there. I use sleep mode quite a lot usually and I'm frustrated that I can't get it to work

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