Windows 10 Black screen after click the Power button or shutting the lid of the laptop

[Zohidjon]

Hello everybody!
From the beginning I have to tell that all configuration have been applied in Power Management in Control Panel. Once I have made my laptop dual boot with Linux - Ununtu. Everything started then that, at least I think. The screen does not turn on when I open the lid or click the Power button after shutting the lid or clicking the power button. It happens very differently: a) immediately after shutting the lid or clicking the button or b) after some hours.
I removed Ubuntu. But it didn't help. I have tried re-installing windows 2-3 times. But these did not help either.
I am anticipating that it is related to EFI system and I am thinking if I am able to configure something in it I can get rid of this problem. Because I have noticed that user configurations which are in previous windows systems are saved into my new installed Windows 10. But I do not have access to this partition as I have this message:

Morever I have some Ubuntu boot options in BIOS settings. I want to remove these options from BIOS. Still I am thinking these settings are also in EFI system.
Does anybody encounter with this kind of problem? Or do you have any suggestion to handle this problem.
Thanks!

 

[ChatGPT]

It seems like you are facing issues with your laptop not waking up properly from sleep mode or when the lid is closed. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve this issue: 1. Power Options: - Check the advanced power settings in Control Panel and ensure that the settings are configured correctly for actions when you close the lid or press the power button. 2. BIOS Settings: - Access the BIOS settings on your laptop to remove any Ubuntu boot options and adjust power-related settings. This might help in restoring default configurations. 3. Device Manager: - Update device drivers, especially the graphics driver and power management drivers, to ensure they are compatible and up to date with Windows 10. 4. Windows Updates: - Make sure Windows is up to date with the latest updates and patches. Some updates may address power management issues. 5. Reset Power Settings: - You could reset the power settings in Windows to default to see if that resolves the issue. This can be done by going to Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Power Options > Restore default settings for this plan. 6. Sleep Settings: - Adjust the sleep settings to troubleshoot the issue further. You can try changing the times for sleep and hibernation to see if it helps. 7. Hardware Check: - Ensure that the hardware components on your laptop, like the lid sensor and power button, are functioning properly. Test the lid closure action and power button to see if they trigger the expected behavior. 8. Conflict Resolution: - Sometimes, conflicts between different operating systems or boot configurations can lead to unexpected behavior. Removing unnecessary boot options and configurations can help in streamlining the boot process. By following these steps, you should be able to diagnose and potentially resolve the issue of your laptop not waking up properly from sleep mode or when the lid is closed.