Laptop BSOD when waking from sleep

[Mazer]

I had this BSOD this morning and never had it happen before, I had the laptop's display to turn off and I think it went to sleep when I turned it back on from hours of inactivity, I noticed my sound slider wasn't working right (action center said I had sound issues first time ever) and when I tried to play a video on youtube, I got this BSOD: DRIVER POWER STATE FAILURE ntoskrnl.exe I did try to replicate it by putting the laptop to sleep and waking it back on bu. If anything else is needed I can post it too.

Specs of the laptop:
Lenovo ideapad 3 gaming 15ach6 8k2k
5600H
16gb ram
RTX 3050ti
1TB SSD
256gb m.2 SSD OS
windows 10

 

[P4-630]

Download and install the latest drivers from the website of your laptop manufacturer.

 

[Mazer]

Download and install the latest drivers from the website of your laptop manufacturer.

All drivers are up to date. There is a bios update but I'm worried it will brick since everything has been fine otherwise.

 

[P4-630]

There is a bios update

What does the manufacturer say about the latest BIOS.

 

[Mazer]

What does the manufacturer say about the latest BIOS.

this is right from the website;

Summary Of Changes​

Latest Version BIOS fixed all merged issues from previous.

Version H3CN39WW

[System BIOS]

Update:
1. Update 2023 IPU3 Security Issue
LEN-115634、LEN-126153、LEN-119036、LEN-120128、LEN-115710、LEN-124382.

[Embedded Controller V2.09A]

Modified:
1. Rename from V2.08A.

[Embedded Controller V2.09B]

Modified:
1. Rename from V2.08B.

Shared product ID: 401365196

 

[P4-630]

If it said something like "improved stability" I'd take it...

But nothing about that it seems.


BTW did you google it:

Driver Power State Failure errors are usually caused by a computer or device driver going into sleep mode while you're still using the device.

There might be a solution here:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...-failure/3a7427d5-8965-47d4-858d-b34601496f65

 

[Mazer]

If it said something like "improved stability" I'd take it...

But nothing about that it seems.


BTW did you google it:

Driver Power State Failure errors are usually caused by a computer or device driver going into sleep mode while you're still using the device.

There might be a solution here:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...-failure/3a7427d5-8965-47d4-858d-b34601496f65

I found out that it's caused by a blocked IRP through the 0x3 code parameter but I have no idea what that means or what driver is causing it. Should I add a minidump to here if it would help out more?

 

[P4-630]

"Driver Power State Failure errors are usually caused by a computer or device driver going into sleep mode while you're still using the device."

 

[Mazer]

This is where I'm getting it from: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/w...er/bug-check-0x9f--driver-power-state-failure