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My Dell does the exact same thing, or at least did when it was running Windows. I would go to put it to sleep and the fan would spin up like a jet engine, as if it was thinking really hard and doing the exact opposite of what I told it to.
That's because of the broken "modern standby". https://www.youtube.com/embed/6ykdtaIAG_0
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