WakeLens helps Windows users understand why their PC woke up from sleep.
Windows already keeps clues in powercfg, wake timers, wake-capable devices, power requests, and Power-Troubleshooter events. The problem is that those clues are scattered, localized, and often require administrator permission. WakeLens collects the evidence, explains what was checked, and gives safe next steps.
Unexpected wake-ups are a real Windows problem: a desktop can wake at night, a laptop can drain battery after sleep, and Wake Source: Unknown often gives users no practical answer. WakeLens is a readable layer over Windows diagnostics, not a replacement for them.
- Localized UI, diagnoses, recommendations, evidence cards, and Markdown reports
- Language selector with local persistence
- Arabic right-to-left layout
- Localized documentation for Simplified Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, Arabic, and Russian
- Existing scan history re-renders in the selected language
- Clear explanations for failed diagnostics, including administrator-only
powercfgchecks - Wake-capable device analysis from
powercfg /devicequery wake_armed - Power-Troubleshooter event wake-source analysis
- Localized parsing improvements for Russian and English Windows output
- Redesigned dashboard with evidence cards, diagnostic issues, next steps, and technical details
- Improved history with repeated-suspect summaries
- Markdown reports now include diagnostic issues and power events
- Branded app icon and refreshed screenshots
WakeLens 0.3.0 includes a localized app UI, diagnoses, recommendations, Markdown reports, and documentation for:
- English
- Simplified Chinese
- Hindi
- Spanish
- Modern Standard Arabic with RTL layout
- Russian
Localized documentation:
- One-click wake diagnosis
- Confidence level and plain-language explanation
- Evidence availability cards for each Windows check
- Local scan history with repeated suspects
- Safe recommendations that do not silently change system settings
- Markdown and JSON report export
- No telemetry
Download the latest Windows installer from Releases.
npm install
npm run devnpm run typecheck
npm test
npm run buildnpm run distThe Windows installer is written to release/.
WakeLens stores scan history locally in the app data folder. It does not send telemetry, upload reports, or require an account.
WakeLens is diagnostic-first. It can open Windows tools such as Device Manager, Task Scheduler, power settings, or relaunch itself as administrator, but it does not silently disable devices, scheduled tasks, wake timers, or power settings.
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