gusty viper
When i hit start > power > suspend, or i enter systemctl suspend in the terminal, the system will suspend for a moment only to turn itself back on. Im pretty sure i can even hear the power supply or graphics card switching off only to turn back on.
runnning dmesg -T | tail -n 200 returns:
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I dont think its any of my USB devices because i have used all the same USB stuff on another install and did not have this problem. I am an idiot but i think this is because of an old BIOS?
gusty viper
anyone? 
bold fossil
I dont think its any of my USB devices because i have used all the same USB stuf...
Well, it might actually be that
Perhaps some device is sending a wakeup event immediately
Unplug everything (unmount any drives before unplugging them) and try again
gusty viper
it might be the drive, but said second install is on that drive. Hmm.
gusty viper
Well, it might actually be that
Would it be okay to just boot into a windows install, install the BIOS utility, and do it from there?
instead of doing it manually on linux
bold fossil
yeah
winter jolt
anyone? <a:pleading:1203749918930370682>
would also check first that 'wake on LAN' is disabled in BIOS
and if that doesn't fix it, turn TPM off in your UEFI Security settings
gusty viper
and if that doesn't fix it, turn TPM off in your UEFI Security settings
I'm not sure if I can do this one because I think some windows games require it on my other drive
But I will look at that in a bit and go ahead and update my bios this weekend
tardy moat
there might be a usb slot that's causing it. my wifi adaptor used to cause it, maybe try looking into that.
gusty viper
there might be a usb slot that's causing it. my wifi adaptor used to cause it, m...
The only problem is I've used all of these USB devices on a separate install and I did not have this problem.