You could have a look to see if there is a Scheduled Task configured for "On Wake" or whatever the exact term is. Ah, there is no pre-canned on-wake event it seems (at least on my windows) but it is possible to trigger on Event log events.
Open Task Scheduler to see what is configured. Naturally enough
, modern windows installations seem to have a lot of scheduled tasks.
It may not be entirely straight forward to determine what is going on and there may be more than one way to trigger the event.
You may have to open each configured event and look in the Triggers, and Actions. Bear in mind that the description may not exactly reflect the nature of the task.
It might cause problems if you delete the wrong thing.
This might help.
https://sumtips.com/how-to/run-progr...eep-hibernate/