Even when the microphone is turned off, if it is plugged into a USB port on my Windows 11 PC the system refuses to sleep if I leave it unattended for a long time. As a consequence, the system doesn’t require a password when I return.
Is there a BIOS update that will address the problem?
Thanks.
I am having the same issues. I have tried several remedies to no avail. Has anyone come up with a solution for this?
I’ve had this issue for a long time. The problem is likely caused by the driver for my Razer Seiren V3 Chroma. It appears to use a legacy power request mechanism, which constantly triggers [DRIVER] Legacy Kernel Caller. This prevents Windows from entering sleep mode. I believe this should be fixed by Razer’s developers.
Update: Before using the workaround below, try installing the latest driver for your Seiren. Razer provides an additional utility for installing drivers for Seiren devices.
If you want to fix it immediately, you can use this command in Command Prompt:
To check the changes:
To remove the override
I’ve had this issue for a long time. The problem is likely caused by the driver for my Razer Seiren V3 Chroma. It appears to use a legacy power request mechanism, which constantly triggers [DRIVER] Legacy Kernel Caller. This prevents Windows from entering sleep mode. I believe this should be fixed by Razer’s developers.
Update: Before using the workaround below, try installing the latest driver for your Seiren. Razer provides an additional utility for installing drivers for Seiren devices.
If you want to fix it immediately, you can use this command in Command Prompt:
To check the changes:
To remove the override
Thanks for this advice, I was fooling around legacy kernal caller but had no luck. Question: Is there any downsides to using the override? Like something else won’t work properly or whatever.
I agree, the Razer devs should fix this, shouldn’t be too hard.
Thanks!
I’ve had this issue for a long time. The problem is likely caused by the driver for my Razer Seiren V3 Chroma. It appears to use a legacy power request mechanism, which constantly triggers [DRIVER] Legacy Kernel Caller. This prevents Windows from entering sleep mode. I believe this should be fixed by Razer’s developers.
Update: Before using the workaround below, try installing the latest driver for your Seiren. Razer provides an additional utility for installing drivers for Seiren devices.
If you want to fix it immediately, you can use this command in Command Prompt:
To check the changes:
To remove the override
Thanks for this advice, I was fooling around legacy kernal caller but had no luck. Question: Is there any downsides to using the override? Like something else won’t work properly or whatever.
I agree, the Razer devs should fix this, shouldn’t be too hard.
Thanks!
By using this, you're simply hiding or ignoring the problem. It could also cause other issues with other devices. In any case, I believe the problem lies with the Razer drivers or app, and they should fix it.
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