Cyril Soler, to clarify, if/when you had Windows installed on the
laptop, if you didn't utilize the WORKAROUNDs would it suspend/resume
successfully?

** Tags added: bios-outdated-a10 xenial

** Description changed:

- I have been struggling to find out how to get my laptop (Dell M3800)
- using ubuntu 16.04 to resume from suspend. It goes into suspend (with no
- errors in /var/log/pm-suspend.log). But when resuming, it immediately
- reboots, with no errors in /var/log/pm-suspend either.
+ I have been struggling to find out how to get my Dell M3800 laptop using 
Ubuntu 16.04 to resume from suspend. It goes into suspend with no errors in 
/var/log/pm-suspend.log. But when resuming, it immediately reboots, with no 
errors in /var/log/pm-suspend either.
+ Suspend/resume works out of the box when using a Ubuntu 16.04 live CD, but 
not when using the fresh installed 16.04 afterwards.
  
- *but*
- 
- Resume works perfectly when a USB key is plugged in (any key!).
- 
- PS: I figured that out because suspend/resume works out of the box when
- using ubuntu 16.04 live CD, but not when using the fresh installed 16.04
- afterwards. What's the difference?? There's a key in the USB port in the
- first case. So I tried suspend/resume with the *installed* version when
- a USB key is present: it works.
+ WORKAROUND:
+ 1) Resume works perfectly when any USB key is plugged in.
+ 2) Enable "USB Wake support" in the BIOS.

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  Resume from suspend causes reboot, except if USB key is plugged in

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