No hiberation mode or battery saving mode in HP Steam 7 tablet

Hi,
There's a problem with my HP Steam 7 tablet where I can't enable power saving mode for some reason. I click on the power button but the battery will drain off in a few hours unless I have to manually shut down the tablet which is annonying. Is there a way to fix this issue? Thanks.
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We had a good size thread about it all here but I cant seem to find it, so I'll give you the short version. 2 things are known to prevent the cpu from sleeping and drain the batter when the tablet is in sleep mode.
One is the audio driver, the workaround is to keep the volume at ZERO (This is equivilant to mute).
the second is bluetooth/wifi (There is an explorer process that is getting stuck on), the work around is to turn airplane mode on when you arn't using the tablet.
Found it: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Windows-Tablets/Stream-Tablets-Standby-Battery-Drain-Workaround/td-p/47...

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