The fact that the Bluetooth keyboard can still wake the system while the Bluetooth mouse cannot is an important clue, as it suggests the system's Bluetooth functionality remains active but the mouse may no longer be permitted to generate wake events after the device enters a more restrictive Modern Standby state.
The Sleep Study entry "Restricted Standby Battery Drain Budget Exceeded" indicates that Windows detected higher-than-expected power consumption during Modern Standby and transitioned into a more restrictive power state to help preserve battery life.
To investigate further, you may want to:
- Compare behavior when the system is connected to AC power versus running on battery.
- Check whether the Bluetooth mouse is allowed to wake the computer in Device Manager and whether any power-saving options are enabled for the Bluetooth adapter.
- Review additional Sleep Study entries around the time the wake failure occurs to identify any recurring power-management transitions.
- Verify whether the issue occurs with other Bluetooth mice, which can help determine whether the behavior is device-specific.
If the issue persists, collecting a Sleep Study report together with power-management diagnostics may provide additional insight into why wake capability changes after extended time in Modern Standby.
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