Can you try
sudo nano /etc/systemd/logind.conf
Arrow key to #HandleLidSwitch=suspend and remove the hashtag (#) so it looks like
HandleLidSwitch=suspend
Tap ctl+o to overwrite, enter to save current configuration, ctl+x to exit the editor.
Reboot a full cycle.
Boot the computer, then close the lid. After a moment, open - relay results and what the computer did here.
Ok, sorry for the wait... I changed it, and still, same result. It just freezes
Also, could it have an issue with Windows dual boot? The log for the suspension says it went fine. The system does go into suspend, but starting it back up doesn't seem to work
Is fast startup disabled in windows ?
Ok, I checked BIOS, and it's for sure off
samgo@[Device Name]:~$ mokutil --sb-state
SecureBoot disabled
No, I suspect not. Freezing on wake is an old and pretty common problem.
Many things can cause it - due to it primarily being a hardware vs. driver compatibility issue : Graphics, Motherboard or Firmware...
So common things to try include
Or
Applying kernel parameters if we can narrow down the hardware causing the issue. For example, using the nomodeset parameter if it is a graphics driver issue for which no driver brings a fix.
How do I check if it's a hardware issue? The Graphics driver is all good, and I also added the nomodeset parameter, the same thing. Ima just to turn off the suspend, could I make it not ever enter into suspend? Also sorry for the late reply
Narrowing down what we try.
In the post instructions here:
Use
HandleLidSwitch=ignore
Tap ctl+o to overwrite, enter to save current configuration, ctl+x to exit the editor.
