Sleep is not properly tracked

[Joly0]

Hey, i noticed that on my work laptop laptop going to sleep is not properly tracked.

When i looked into the code i saw these event codes that indicate the different states:

$startEventIds = @(12,6005,1,107)   # boot/wake/resume
$endEventIds   = @(13,6006,42,1074) # shutdown/sleep/hibernate

i looked into the event viewer and noticed, that there are the event ids 506 and 507, where 506 is:

The system switches to modern standby mode. 

Reason: Idle timeout.

and 507 is:

The system exits modern standby mode. 

Reason: Input Keyboard.

I cannot find much about them when i searched online, but i still think they might be worth adding.

[Joly0]

Ok, i tried adding both event ids to the module like this:

$startEventIds = @(12,6005,1,107,507)   # boot/wake/resume
$endEventIds   = @(13,6006,42,1074,506) # shutdown/sleep/hibernate

but it messes with the time completly.
Here for example before change:

PS> Get-WorkTime -All -MergeGapMinutes 10
Day Date       Session Start End   UpTime
--- ----       ------- ----- ---   ------
Mi  21.01.2026 1       08:39 16:52 08:13
Do  22.01.2026 1       08:20 19:07 10:46

after:

PS> Get-WorkTime -All -MergeGapMinutes 10
Day Date       Session Start End   UpTime
--- ----       ------- ----- ---   ------
Mi  21.01.2026 1       08:39 08:39 00:00
Mi  21.01.2026 2       16:52 16:52 00:00
Do  22.01.2026 1       08:20 08:20 00:00
Do  22.01.2026 2       11:47 16:57 05:10
Do  22.01.2026 3       18:56 19:07 00:11

So i assume there needs to be some more calculation somehwer in the code, maybe i figure this out.

[Joly0]

Ok, i see this for today in the event viewer:

It seems like sometimes (not always) after boot the event 506 is triggered followed by 507 indicating, where 506 would indicate a modern standby and 507 stops that modern standby. So maybe between those two there needs to be a "grace period" like 1 minute or so so these cases are skipped.