Hello!
I noticed a lot of logs during last night.
I close the lid at 00:10 and wake at 6:40 AM. MacBook loose ~50% energy.

2021-11-16 05:18:52 +0100 Sleep Entering Sleep state due to 'Maintenance Sleep':TCPKeepAlive=active Using Batt (Charge:67%) 8 secs
2021-11-16 05:18:53 +0100 Wake Requests [*process=dasd request=SleepService deltaSecs=1030 wakeAt=2021-11-16 05:36:04 info="com.apple.dasd:501:com.apple.avatar.activity.UserRequestedBackup"] [process=mDNSResponder request=Maintenance deltaSecs=7198 wakeAt=2021-11-16 07:18:52 info="upkeep wake"] [process=powerd request=TCPKATurnOff deltaSecs=297436 wakeAt=2021-11-19 15:56:09] [process=powerd request=UserWake deltaSecs=13265 wakeAt=2021-11-16 08:59:59 info="com.apple.alarm.user-visible-com.apple.donotdisturb.server.ScheduleLifetimeMonitor.timer,812"]

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Above logs occurs every 30 mins.
Any idea what is this?

Experiencing the same issues.

Same here. A reboot usually fixes it. I assume it's some processes from some program keeping their connections alive. Sadly it still persists after quitting all apps, so I'm not sure how to solve this without a reboot. But it's annoying.

I am also seeing the same issue

with these happening...any ideas what causes them?

com.apple.MobileAccessoryUpdater.deviceIdleCheck
com.apple.bluetoooth.CBMetrics

Do you also have excessive standby battery drain? I'm also having these logs but my 16" M1 Pro drains 1-2% in 24 hours while sleep.

These things boot up quickly.
Shut it down at night.
Then reboot the next morning.

You don't even have to press the power on button any more...

I ran a test of putting computer to sleep via closing the lid vs leaving the lid open and putting the computer to sleep. If I leave the lid open I get the drain, but if I close the lid I had 0 drain overnight.

I am also seeing a lot of com.apple.dasd:501:com.apple.avatar.activity.UserRequestedBackup
14" M1 MBP

SwiftyAlek said:

Hello!
I noticed a lot of logs during last night.
I close the lid at 00:10 and wake at 6:40 AM. MacBook loose ~50% energy.

No electricity plug around ?

I have the same issue on the MacBook Air M1 - it's a light sleeper, it wakes every 30 minutes

I've turned off all "wake from sleep" settings, turned off wake for network access, and so on - still doing it. It's also always "checking in" to the house when I get home, even though it's still in my backpack

I am looking for solutions to make sleep sleep again.

It's an insomniac!

Generally, when the lid is closed, I want the computer in sleep mode. Waking up instant when I open the lid. But staying asleep when the lid is closed.

I believe it's something to do with M1 devices behving more like phones, where they're constantly checking into all the networks.

Turning off Bluetooth might help, I am still experimenting.

orthorim said:

I have the same issue on the MacBook Air M1 - it's a light sleeper, it wakes every 30 minutes

I've turned off all "wake from sleep" settings, turned off wake for network access, and so on - still doing it. It's also always "checking in" to the house when I get home, even though it's still in my backpack

I am looking for solutions to make sleep sleep again.

It's an insomniac!

Generally, when the lid is closed, I want the computer in sleep mode. Waking up instant when I open the lid. But staying asleep when the lid is closed.

I believe it's something to do with M1 devices behving more like phones, where they're constantly checking into all the networks.

Turning off Bluetooth might help, I am still experimenting.

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On my istat menus. I can see that it wakes up every 15 mins i think. Just a brief moment that the graph records it. I'm using the 16" M1 Pro and 5-6 hours of sleeping didn't drop the percentage at all . But yeah . I have Bluetooth disabled and I don't have network time machine either

My 14" M1 Pro wakes up every 15 minutes when in sleep mode. I lost 7% battery overnight with all of this background activity. There must be some way to stop this? I recall there used to be a setting for something called "Power Nap" that could be disabled, but I no longer see that as an option anywhere in system preferences.

Attached is an image from iStat Menus showing wakeup every 15 minutes overnight. Any ideas on how to make the computer really sleep? I know I could just shut down, but I really like being able to pickup right where I left off...

Patcell said:

My 14" M1 Pro wakes up every 15 minutes when in sleep mode. I lost 7% battery overnight with all of this background activity. There must be some way to stop this? I recall there used to be a setting for something called "Power Nap" that could be disabled, but I no longer see that as an option anywhere in system preferences.

Attached is an image from iStat Menus showing wakeup every 15 minutes overnight. Any ideas on how to make the computer really sleep? I know I could just shut down, but I really like being able to pickup right where I left off...

Mine (16inch) woke up every 15 mins but it doesn't seem to drain it. I started with full charge and got back in 5 hours to the same percentage.

Do you guys has some iPhone app installed? This apps could wake in background and do some things. I just removed one and will see.

No idea if this is remotely helpful but I find both my M1 Air and M1 Pro Pro burn energy if I put them to sleep on battery but leave an external monitor plugged in (via USB-C).

awert2 said:

I am also seeing a lot of com.apple.dasd:501:com.apple.avatar.activity.UserRequestedBackup
14" M1 MBP

found any fixes?

I've long (i.e. since a 2013 MBP) experienced that even unplugged, the display needs to be shut for the computer not to wake at various times overnight. I don't know if my 14" MBP does it, as the habit has now stuck. If I don't want it to wake, display shut and power disconnected.

anthonyd said:

I've long (i.e. since a 2013 MBP) experienced that even unplugged, the display needs to be shut for the computer not to wake at various times overnight. I don't know if my 14" MBP does it, as the habit has now stuck. If I don't want it to wake, display shut and power disconnected.

I always close the lid in sleep mode, it is still waking every 15 minutes.

Patcell said:

I always close the lid in sleep mode, it is still waking every 15 minutes.

15 mins is normal. Mine is also the same. Tho my 16" didn't drop a percentage when I was sleeping it for about 6 hours

Use Terminal command "sudo pmset schedule cancelall".

my M1 14" is waking up every 5 minutes and the battery will drain by 50% overnight, with the lid closed, which is ridiculous.

it's definitely related to networking; if i turn off wifi, it stops happening.

if i do what the top answer here says: it does stop waking up and the battery does not drain. but the downside is that find my mac will no longer work unless someone opens the lid, i assume.

edit: it's not every 5min; it's more like every 2 minutes based on the logs. the machine is always warm while it is "sleeping". something's very wrong but i don't have the tools to really diagnose this. the log basically just says it's waking up to do the tcp keep alive, but the log also says it's scheduling future wakes for 1.5 hours in the future. the actual wake cause just says SMC outbox not empty with a cause of "btwifi".

interestingly it looks like what's happening is that every time it wakes up it schedules a new wake for 2 hours in the future, so eventually there is a huge pipeline of wake requests that occur every 1.5 minutes or so. i wonder if there is a way to purge these using pmset. they don't show up in the schedule... i think that's for user controlled schedules.

Timmortal said:

Use Terminal command "sudo pmset schedule cancelall".

Awesome. Running this before sleeping in the evening seems to do the trick Thank you!

joeblough wrote:
"my M1 14" is waking up every 5 minutes and the battery will drain by 50% overnight, with the lid closed, which is ridiculous.
it's definitely related to networking; if i turn off wifi, it stops happening."

Then I throw down the glove in front of you.
Take "the Fishrrman challenge":

For the next three nights, SHUT DOWN the MBP -- all the way off.
Restart it in the morning (starts as soon as you open the lid, right)?
Then... go check the power drainage "over the night".

How does this do for you, vis-a-vis what you're doing now...?

Or... just shut off wifi each night (although you'll grumble each morning, wondering why you're not connected, and then remember to turn it back on!)

orthorim said:

I have the same issue on the MacBook Air M1 - it's a light sleeper, it wakes every 30 minutes

I've turned off all "wake from sleep" settings, turned off wake for network access, and so on - still doing it. It's also always "checking in" to the house when I get home, even though it's still in my backpack

I am looking for solutions to make sleep sleep again.

It's an insomniac!

Generally, when the lid is closed, I want the computer in sleep mode. Waking up instant when I open the lid. But staying asleep when the lid is closed.

I believe it's something to do with M1 devices behving more like phones, where they're constantly checking into all the networks.

Turning off Bluetooth might help, I am still experimenting.

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where are the wake from sleep settings?

ChpStcks said:

where are the wake from sleep settings?

On Monterey, I believe you will find these settings in System Preferences -> Battery -> Power Adapter pane. You might also wish to visit the Battery and Schedule panes to further optimize your battery usage.

Solouki