I just got this laptop yesterday, and am experiencing a problem where the computer does not exit from sleep mode if it is not plugged in. Seeing as it’s a laptop, I’m sure you can imagine closing it and opening it up where you don’t have the charger with you. This problem makes it so you need to turn the computer off or plug it in to exit hibernation mode. People could lose their work if they don’t have the charger with them.I read online, and this seems to be a very common problem with asus computers specifically. I study computers so I’m going to try and fix it by flashing the bios, among other things, to see if I can fix it. I also plan on dual booting this with Debian operating system, to see if it is a problem with windows.That being said, because you can’t expect every person who buys the computer to have knowledge about this stuff, I can’t with a good heart recommend this computer. It should work fine and be perfectly compatible with the windows operating system, out of the box, if this is what the laptop is going to ship with.**EDIT If you experience this issue with an Asus laptop, it is because part of the computer is not compatible with certain Sleep States (S3) of the window operating system. It is possible to fix if you go to command line and set hibernation to TYPE FULL (complete amount of RAM) and then change what the power buttons do so that they hibernate the computer (S4 state), so at least you can close the laptop