There are two possible fixes but the second is only required if step 1 is unsuccessful. You can solve this problem by trying the steps below.
If not, managing your power settings could help stop the 0x0000009f error. When this error occurs, it means driver power is low and you need to check your driver for updates.
If the device does not respond to the wake-up signals from Windows 10, the operating system crashes with the message “Driver Power State Failure”. Mostly it is related to the graphics card or the WLAN module. It is often caused by incorrect control of installed hardware. It also affected Windows 8 users and can now be a problem in Windows 10. In fact, the error has been observed for a long time, with people experiencing the Driver Power State Failure blue screen in Windows 7. The most common cause of the Winows 10 Driver Power State Failure error is a Windows PC driver going into sleep mode even when you’re using the PC.
Luckily, this recurring BSOD can be easily prevented by following the two methods below, allowing you to stop 0x0000009f errors. When you see the Driver Power State Failure blue screen (error 0x0000009f) on Windows 10, this likely means you have bad drivers or issues in your power management settings. Show some integrity, or failing that, some intelligence (or vice verse if either are even remotely possible).Blue Screen of Death errors in Windows 10 can happen for numerous reasons, but always point to a serious error in the Microsoft OS. Oh, BTW, if Microsoft has already acknowledged a problem, it is affecting a lot more than a few people on a forum. The lack of logic and the absolute requirement to suspend disbelief when reading this drivel is astounding. Essentially, Microsoft has acknowledged a problem that makes the feature less useful than the basic feature of predecessor devices but you can always reboot? This isn't about losing connected standby, it is about losing WIFI entirely. This is in contrast to any previous Surface device with updated drivers that will reconnect to WIFI (yes, there were driver errors previously but they were resolved ages ago). I am pretty sure that means that is no longer connected standby if you need to reboot. I don't know which is more embarassing, the flagship device having this problem or you saying "The problem is easily solved by restarting the Surface, which takes only around five seconds." Do you even recognize the extent to which you sound like an absolute Microsoft (paid) shill? You essentially have said that this feature, which you touted as amazing, etc., etc., stops working but you can just reboot.
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