Sleep Mode not working properly - Actually triggering Hibernate
Sleep command is actually putting the laptop into hibernation as opposed to sleep.
I have replaced my K270 keyboard with MX Keys, and the computer on / off button puts the laptop to sleep as expected. With the MX keys set to sleep as the button command for the "lock button" it's going into Hibernate instead.
Also when I turn of hibernate capability with "powercfg /hibernate off" the sleep functionality then doesn't work indicating it's sending a hibernate command as opposed to sleep command. Please can you fix this as it's a right pain.

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Pascal Hassenpflug commented
I just had ChatGPT help me to write a Smart Action that triggers "real sleep" and not hibernation. We explored many options only to realize at the end that using simple GUI automation was the right way to go.
So what this does is to send the "Win+X" key combination to bring up the "Quick Link" menu, then send the letters U and S to trigger shutdown sub-menu and sleep command respectively.
NB: I wanted to attach the action here, but apparently that's not supported.It only works on English language Windows. If you have a different language installed, rather than using my action, just create your own by sending the keystrokes Win+X and then the key for the "Shutdown" sub-menu and then the key for "Sleep".
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Pascal Hassenpflug commented
Same problem four years later with K400 keyboard