If you put Windows 10 to sleep in the settings, then the system can start itself when idle, and you can also start the system manually. There are several ways to put Windows 10 into sleep mode.
How to enable hibernation in Windows 10 through settings
Open the settings by pressing two keys on the keyboard at once Win+I.
Using the keyboard shortcut, turn on Windows 10 sleep mode in Settings
Go to category in options System, where you find and click on the left side of the item Power and Sleep. With right side you will see two items On battery power, turn off after and When powered from the mains, turn off after.
How to hibernate on Windows 10 In these items, using the pop-up menu, you need to select the time after which, if idle, Windows 10 sleep mode will start. After that, close the settings and Windows 10 will go to sleep on your computer.
How to enable sleep mode in Windows 10 through the Control Panel
On the taskbar, click the button Start and in the menu that opens we find Service Windows and below Control Panel.
Open Windows 10 Control Panel In the Control Panel window that opens, open the category Equipment and sound and find the point there Sleep setting.
Windows 10 control panel setting sleep mode Clicking on this item will open a window called Change scheme settings. In this window, to set Windows 10 sleep mode, you need to select the time from the pop-up lists at the Turn off display item.
windows 10 sleep How to enable sleep in Windows 10 through the power button
If you need to put the sleep mode in Windows 10 with the power button, then you will need to open Control Panel and go to category Equipment and sound. In the right part of the window that opens, look for and click on the item Setting the functions of the power buttons.
Windows 10 Control Panel Customize Power Buttons A window called System Preferences will open. In this window, at the item Power button action from the pop-up menu, select the item Disable display.
Customizing the Windows 10 Power Button
If you do not want to completely shut down your computer, you can put it into sleep mode, which is exited quickly enough and with the last session saved. Windows 10 also has this mode, but sometimes users are faced with the problem of exiting it. Then only a forced reboot helps, and as you know, because of this, all unsaved data will be lost. The causes of this problem are different, so it is important to choose correct solution. It is to this topic that our today's article will be devoted.
We have arranged all the options for fixing the problem in question from the simplest and most effective to the most complex, so that it is easier for you to navigate the material. Today we will touch on various system parameters and even turn to the BIOS, but I would like to start by disabling the mode "Quick Launch".
Method 1: Disable Quick Start Mode
In Windows 10 power plan settings there is an option "Quick Launch", which allows you to speed up the startup of the OS after shutdown. For some users, it causes conflicts with sleep mode, so for testing purposes it is worth disabling it.
Put your PC to sleep to check the validity of the process you just completed. If it turned out to be ineffective, you can return the setting back and move on.
Method 2: Configuring Peripherals
Windows has a feature that allows peripheral equipment (mouse and keyboard) as well as the network adapter to wake the PC from sleep mode. When this feature is enabled, when a user presses a key, a button, or transmits Internet packets, the computer/laptop wakes up. However, some such devices may not properly support this mode, which prevents the operating system from waking up normally.
After the wake-up for devices is disabled, you can try to wake the PC from sleep again.
Method 3: Change the hard drive shutdown options
When going to sleep, not only the monitor turns off - some expansion cards and the hard drive also go into this state after a certain period of time. Then the power to the HDD stops coming, and when you exit sleep, it is activated. However, this does not always happen, which causes difficulties when turning on the PC. A simple change in the power plan will help to cope with this error:
With this power plan, the power supplied to the HDD will not change when it enters sleep mode, so it will always be in working condition.
Method 4: Checking and updating drivers
Sometimes the necessary drivers are missing on the PC or they were installed with errors. Because of this, the work of certain parts of the operating system is disrupted, and the correctness of exiting sleep mode can also be affected. Therefore, we recommend going to "Device Manager"(you already learned how to do this from Method 2) and check all the items for the presence exclamation point near equipment or inscriptions "Unknown Device". If they are present, it is worth updating the wrong drivers and installing the missing ones. Useful information on this topic, read our other articles on the links below.
In addition, special attention should be paid to the DriverPack Solution program for those who do not want to engage in independent search and installation of software. This software will do everything for you, from scanning the system to installing the missing components.
Problems with the operation of the video card software also provoke the appearance of the problem in question. Then you need to separately deal with the search for the causes of the malfunction and their further correction. Be sure to check for updates and install them if necessary.
More:
Update AMD Radeon / NVIDIA Graphics Card Drivers
Fixing the "Display Driver Stopped Responding and Was Successfully Repaired" Error
Method 5: Change the BIOS configuration (Award only)
We chose this method last, since not every user has previously encountered work in the BIOS interface, and some do not understand his device at all. Due to differences in BIOS versions, the parameters in them are often located in different menus and are even called differently. However, the principle of entering the basic input-output system remains unchanged.
Modern motherboards with AMI BIOS and UEFI have more than a new version ACPI Suspend Type, which is not configurable as described below. There are no problems with it when exiting sleep mode, so owners of new computers this method is not suitable and it is relevant only for Award BIOS.
While in BIOS, you need to find a section called "Power Management Setup" or simply Power. This menu contains the option ACPI Suspend Type and has several possible values that are responsible for the power saving mode. Meaning "S1" is responsible for turning off the monitor and information storage devices when going to sleep, and "S3" disables everything but RAM. Select a different value and then save your changes by clicking on F10. After that, check if the computer now wakes up correctly.
Disabling sleep mode
The methods described above should help deal with the malfunction that has arisen, however, in isolated cases they do not work, which may be due to critical OS failures or poor assembly when an unlicensed copy is used. If you don't want to reinstall Windows, just disable hibernation to avoid further problems with it. Read a detailed guide on this topic in a separate article below.
Sleep mode is a very useful thing. Thanks to him, the computer does not have to be turned off every time, as soon as you need to go somewhere. It is enough to leave it for a few minutes and it will automatically go into sleep mode, thereby saving you energy. And as soon as you return, it will quickly go into working condition at the click of a mouse button.
This is how any version of Windows was initially configured, from Windows Xp to windows 10. But sometimes it is not necessary that, in your absence, the computer goes into sleep mode and thus is not.
In this article, we will talk about how to remove sleep mode on Windows 10.
Disable sleep mode in windows 10
First you need to go to the control panel. To do this, right-click on the "Start" menu and select "Control Panel" from the menu that opens.
Go to the Windows 10 Control Panel
For the convenience of the search in the upper right corner, where it says "View: Category" select "Large Icons".
Switching icon view
In the windows 10 control panel, look for the "Power Options" icon. I click on it.
Power Options in Windows 10 Control Panel
In the window that opens on the left, select "Setting the transition to sleep mode."
Setting up sleep mode in windows 10
The power plan settings window will open. Here, in the line "Put the computer to sleep" set "Never".
Sleep mode is used by the operating system to conserve power. Thanks to this, you do not need to once again turn off or turn off the computer and start all programs again when you need to leave for an indefinite time.
Many system functions, going into sleep mode, stop working. This does not provide power to most computer components, except random access memory and processor. They are necessary so that the equipment can wake up from sleep mode and save information about the programs and files used. Thanks to this, after waking up from sleep, applications and programs begin to work actively again.
Important! If sleep mode is used on a laptop that is not connected to a network, the battery may drain and the device will turn off. Wherein operating system automatically saves all entered data. However, information not saved beforehand may be lost. It is worth remembering that a sharp blackout of a device in sleep mode can harm the operating system.
When the computer is "sleeping", outwardly it seems that it is turned off, the screen does not work, the only thing that gives it away is not a lot of noise from the processor. To break the sleep mode, you just need to move the mouse, click on any key or the power button. If it's a laptop, then you may just need to open it.
Disabling sleep mode
As good as the sleep feature is, it's not for everyone. To disable it, just use one of the methods below.
Method number 1. Using the Options section
Unlike the Windows 7 interface, Windows 10 is designed so that the average user can quickly access the basic settings of their device, and the first method is an example of this. For some, it will be more convenient, because to set up desired parameters very simple. Use one of the following options:
- On the right, at the bottom of the "Taskbar", click on the "Notification Center" icon and open the "All settings" item.
- From the Start menu, select Settings.
- "Settings" can also be found in the Start menu, in the "All Programs" section, selecting the "Applications" folder.
- The last option is the easiest - press the Win + X button combination. The "Win" key is sometimes indicated on the keyboard with the Windows logo.
- Going to "Settings", select the first section "System".
- Now you should click on the third subsection in the list "Power and sleep".
- It has several settings items, among which there will be “Sleep”. There are two sleep mode options:
- computer battery operation;
- computer operation from the network.
In the drop-down list, you can choose how many minutes or hours of inactivity the device will go into sleep mode. To disable this feature completely, select the "Never" option in both the first and second cases.
Method #2. Switching to the "Control Panel"
For those who are used to using Windows 7, it will most likely be convenient to open the "Control Panel" and set all the settings there. To do this, follow these steps:
- Go to the start menu.
- Select the Control Panel tab. If there is no such item, you can use the "Run" function, it is also located in the "Start" menu. In the search bar, enter the word "control" and click the Enter button.
Important! If the window that opens looks like the illustration below, then the operating system uses the Category view method by default. To continue working, you should change the "Category" to "Small Icons" or "Large Icons".
- Find the Power Options tab.
On a note! You can also open the power settings window in the second way. In the "Settings" section (how to find it was described in the previous method), in the "Related settings" subsection, click on "Advanced power settings".
- Before you will be two power plans "Balanced" and "High performance".
- Click the "Power plan settings" option next to the plan that is used on your computer.
- Next to the item "Put the computer to sleep" there will be two drop-down lists in which you should select the "Never" option. Then, neither when on battery power nor when connected to the network, the computer will not go into sleep mode.
- After changing the settings, click Save Changes.
- In the window for adjusting the scheme parameters, you can change additional power settings. To do this, click on the item with the same name.
- Here the user will be able to:
Are sleep and hibernation the same thing?
Although the purpose of these two functions is almost the same - to provide energy savings, they still have certain differences.
For example, in sleep mode, the computer continues to work, only some functions are disabled. A information is stored in RAM or RAM. Thanks to this, literally from one action with a mouse or keyboard, the device immediately starts.
With hibernation, things are completely different. With this function, the computer is completely turned off. All information in open applications is collected in a separate file on the hard drive. After turning on, the saved file cache is transferred to RAM, and running programs, as well as open files, begin active work.
So, sleep mode is needed if you are away from the computer for a short time. And hibernation is useful when you need to suspend work for a long period of time and save battery power.
Outcome
Remove sleep mode in the operating room Windows system 10 is very easy. Even an inexperienced PC user can do this. But, even if after reading this guide you have any questions, watch this tutorial video.
Video - How to disable sleep mode in Windows 10
Sleep mode, available in Windows 10, saves laptop battery power, so it is useful for owners of portable devices. In the case of desktop computers, it can play a cruel joke when the user, not knowing that this function is activated, leaves for a couple of minutes without saving important data, and upon returning he will see that the computer is turned off and nothing has been saved. Therefore, you need to know how to disable hibernation in Windows 10 to be on the safe side.
Where is the function?
Unlike hibernation (find out how to disable this feature in the article How to disable hibernation in Windows 10 in several ways?), a device that is in sleep mode can be quickly returned to a working state by moving the mouse or pressing any key, because it does not turns off. Therefore, the system does not create or use a file like hiberfil.sys to store data about the state of the OS before shutting it down. At the same time, it does not spend a large number of electricity.
You can put your computer into sleep mode in: Start menu → Shutdown → Sleep mode.
Disabling sleep mode
There are two ways to turn off sleep in Windows 10: in the Control Panel and in the Settings app.
In Options
- Start menu → Application Settings → System → Power and sleep.
- In the "Sleep" block, select the value "Never" in the drop-down list for the parameters when powered by battery and from the network and save the changes.
The shutdown process can be seen in the video.
In Control Panel
Important! Disabling the sleep feature only works for the power plan you are using. For other plans, follow the same steps.
This feature is enabled in the same window where you disabled it.
Setting
Instead of disabling "sleep", you can set the period after which the computer will enable this feature. You can do this by specifying the time interval after which the device will “fall asleep” instead of “Never”.
If you have disabled the sleep function, but do not want the monitor screen to be constantly on, set it to turn off.
You can do this in the same window where the sleep mode is configured. Set the time after which the monitor will turn off and save the changes. 
Some computers may not turn on after going to sleep. This issue occurs because the keyboard and mouse settings are incorrect.
If these steps did not help, update the drivers on the device (if you are still using older versions of the OS, read the article How to upgrade to Windows 10?)
The video shows how to solve the problem when the device does not wake up if the video card drivers are not installed correctly.
Conclusion
Sleep mode helps conserve battery power, but you can turn it off, especially if you're using a desktop computer. You can do this in the Control Panel and the Settings app. You can also configure this feature to make efficient use of your computer and its energy resources.
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How to set up, disable or enable sleep mode in Windows 10
Before you learn how to disable sleep mode in Windows 10, you should understand whether the user really does not need it and what alternatives there are. At the end of the article, common problems that arise with sleep patterns in the "ten" are given.
What is hibernation and sleep mode?
For beginners, sleep is often associated with hibernation, which is fundamentally wrong. Hibernation is the state of a computer / laptop when all the data stored in its RAM is written to a special file on the hard drive. It is stored in the root of the system volume, called hiberfil.sys and occupies an amount equal to the amount of RAM installed or used in the system.
The used RAM means that the PC can have 4 GB of RAM, and with 32-bit Windows 10 installed, the system uses only ~ 3.25 GB.
During shutdown, all data from volatile memory is written to this file, and the bootloader is notified that the OS should be started by writing the contents of hiberfil.sys to RAM. Turning on the PC in this case is carried out in a few seconds, and all open programs retain their state at the time it was turned off.
Sleep mode in Windows 10 has a lower power consumption. When it is activated, part of the equipment and peripherals are turned off, and the main components of the computer / laptop begin to work at a minimum power consumption, which is necessary to maintain the “dozens” in working condition.
Turn off sleep mode through the options
We figured out the difference between the PC shutdown modes, now we will learn how to disable sleep mode in Windows 10.
1. The simplest way to do this - use the functionality of the "Options" menu, called, for example, using the Win + I combination.
2. In the menu, go to the "System" section, where we click on the inscription: "Power, sleep mode."
In the second subsection “Sleep”, the sleep setting is carried out.
3. At the bottom, click "Additional power settings" to open a window that allows you to deactivate sleep mode and select the reaction of the "Power" key to pressing while the PC is running or if the laptop lid is closed.
Configuring sleep mode through the Control Panel
This section explains how to turn off hibernation in Windows 10.
There are many ways to open the Control Panel in the top ten, so we will not dwell on them.
1. Go to the Power Options panel applet, where you can fine-tune the transition to sleep mode than the previous method allows.
2. Click "Setting the power scheme" next to the selected scheme (indicated by the active switch).
When working on a laptop, to disable the function of putting the device into sleep mode, you must select "Never" next to "Battery operation" and "On the network".
By clicking "Change advanced settings", you will be able to fine-tune the active power plan. The following options are available here:
- indication of the time of inactivity of the PC before going to sleep;
- enable/disable sleep mode;
- enable wake-up timers - the parameter should be changed if there are problems with spontaneous system startup (timers should be disabled in this case).
The next section, which is directly related to the sleep mode, is called "Power buttons and lid." Here you can choose how the computer reacts when you press the button to turn off and close the lid of the portable device.
If necessary, deactivation options are also set here. hard drive(or drives) when the PC is idle, as well as the options to lower the brightness or turn off the display in the corresponding sections.
Sleep function issues
1. Sleep mode is not activated, as well as turning off the display, but the screen spontaneously goes out after a few minutes.
Solution to the problem: in the search bar we write "Screensaver".
Open its options and deactivate the display of the screen saver.
2. The PC does not wake up, displays a black screen instead of a lock screen, or does not respond to any buttons.
Usually, a video adapter driver installed by the operating system itself causes a similar problem.
The solution to the problem is to remove the video driver offered by Windows 10, for example, using the special Display Driver Uninstaller utility, and install software from the official site.
For older devices, especially with graphics system The Intel and Dell driver will have to be downloaded from the laptop's support page and installed in compatibility mode with one of the previous versions of Windows.
3. The device turns on instantly after going to sleep or after turning off.
The situation is typical for Lenovo laptops.
As mentioned earlier, go to the advanced power settings and deactivate the wake timers option.
Next, pointing the cursor at the start menu button, right-click and go to the “System” link, in the window that opens, select “Device Manager”, find “Network Adapters” in the list that opens, select the network adapter you have installed and disable wake-up from the network adapter.
4. Many problems arise with the functioning of power circuits on portable devices from Intel after installing the tenth version of the operating system on them. They are associated with automatic update Management Engine Interface drivers.
Go to Device Manager and roll back the driver to a previous version, or uninstall and replace it with a previous version downloaded from the driver archive on the laptop support site.
5. Lowering the brightness without the user's consent is a less common problem, but seen on some laptops.
Sometimes the brightness level is adjusted to 0% in order to save battery power.
If you are looking for a solution to this situation, go to the advanced power options of your device. In the Section titled "Screen", specify the brightness level of the display that it should be in case of automatic dimming. This is done in the "Screen brightness level ..." section.
This concludes the study of sleep mode for Windows 10. Please submit all questions via the form below.
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Sleep management in Windows 10
Too frequent restarts and shutdowns of the computer slowly but harm the hard drive and other hardware components. If you have to leave your desk or play games for an hour or two, it's better to put Windows into sleep mode to save on electricity. At the same time, save time the next time you start, because all programs and windows will remain open in the position in which you left them.
How sleep works
Windows OS has been very popular for about 20 years, but the confusion between the concepts of “sleep mode” and “hibernation” has survived to this day. You can hear things like:
- waiting mode;
- sleeping;
- hibernation;
- hybrid mode.
The waiters used to be called the sleeper, and what is today called the sleeper has received a new name - hibernation. In new Microsoft operating systems, such as 7, 8 and 10, a completely new concept has appeared - hybrid mode.
Putting your computer to sleep means putting it into a low power state, in which all open files, folders, and programs are saved to the PC's RAM. You can get back to work in seconds. But this method has its drawback: the computer must remain connected to the mains. In the event of a power outage (light for example), all data will be reset. The same applies to a laptop: if the battery charge is close to zero, it is better to connect the power supply to it before letting the system “sleep”.
This disadvantage is not familiar to users who prefer hibernation. With it, the files and data running at that moment are saved to a special file on the hard drive. It is called hiberfil.sys and is located in the Windows 10 system folders.
See also: How to enable god mode in Windows 10
You can safely turn off your computer or laptop for at least a year: the running session is securely saved. Only the free space on the hard drive suffers, because the hiberfil.sys file takes up space. But with the current amount of memory, this is not even a minus (only if you do not use an SSD).
Hybrid Mode
Starting with Vista and up to Windows 10, Microsoft operating systems have a new way to save a work session that combines the advantages of both of the previous ones. Hybrid sleep mode puts your computer into a low power state while keeping running programs and open files both in RAM and in a file on the hard disk.
Thanks to this, in the event of a power surge or a power outage, the entire open information will remain. Hybrid sleep is good for personal computers and where power grids are notoriously unreliable. The PC will “wake up” correctly even if the data is reset in RAM.
Enabling and disabling sleep in the top ten
Windows 10 does not turn off by default, but saves the session opened by the user to the hard drive. This is done for faster launch of all programs necessary for work. The option is called "quick start". This is not sleep mode, but a technology that uses hibernation. Convenient, but not always necessary. Especially if your operating system is installed on an SSD drive with a small amount of memory, since the heberfil.sys file “weighs” up to 70% of the size of RAM in Windows 10.
Hibernation can be disabled. To do this, follow these steps:
- Open "Start" in Windows and search for "Command Prompt" or type cmd in the search.
- Run the program as an administrator by right-clicking on it.
- In the command prompt window, type powercfg -h off and press Enter.
- Fast startup is disabled, hibernation is disabled, hiberfile.sys no longer takes up hard disk space. Don't forget to look in Control Panel and Power Options, and then in Settings for the power plan you are using - Advanced Options. Make sure that the transition to hibernation mode is turned off on all counts.
See also: "We seem to have a problem" when installing Windows 10
- To enable these options back, do everything in a different order, and at the command prompt with administrator rights, type powercfg -h on. Two other useful commands worth mentioning are powercfg /h /type reduced and powercfg /h /type full. The first reduces hiberfil.sys, the second returns to its original size. Use them only if you want to keep the “Quick Startup” option working, but are not going to put the PC into full hibernation.
Adding sleep items to Start
In order for the “Hibernation” and “Sleep Mode” buttons to appear in Windows 10 Start, follow these steps step by step:
- Open Control Panel and find Power Options.
- Click on the "What the power buttons do" link.
- Click on the line "Change settings that are currently unavailable."
- At the very bottom of the new window you will see “Shutdown options”: check the boxes in the desired items.
Putting your computer to sleep is now available right from Windows 10 Start.
findings
Sleep or hibernation are useful options for those who use a large number of programs and tabs in a web browser at the same time, or simply do not like to run everything they need to work once again. In Windows 10, these features are enabled by default.
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Sleep mode Windows 10 (how to disable, enable, configure)
Instead of turning off the power of the computer every time, you can simply put it into sleep mode by pressing the appropriate button. How to activate sleep mode, how to disable it, what problems an ordinary user may encounter when working with it - I will try to provide answers to all these questions to a dear reader in this material.
How to enable sleep mode in Windows 10
To put the computer to sleep, click the start button "Start" and in the menu that appears, right-click the manipulator on the power button in the lower left corner, after which you should select the "Sleep Mode" option from the drop-down menu.
After that, the screen will turn off, but the computer itself will not turn off. To return the system to a working state, press any key on the keyboard or lightly move the mouse.
How to disable sleep mode in Windows 10
To disable sleep mode, we will use, as usual, the new "Options" menu available in the start menu. Another way to open it is the combination "Win + I". In the parameters, select the "System" subsection, and then the "Sleep and power" category.
It is in this sector of the menu that you can flexibly debug the inclusion of sleep mode both when the laptop is powered from the battery and from the mains.
Additional customization options are available just below, in the "Related Settings" section, where we can debug the behavior of the PC when the lid is closed or when the shutdown key is pressed. Read more about this in the next section.
Setting the sleep mode in the control panel
By entering the power options menu using the method described above, or by opening the control panel and selecting the “Power Options” section in it, you will also have the opportunity to disable sleep mode and debug its operation, moreover, more subtly and in detail than it was in the previously described method .
Opposite the power scheme you are currently using, click the "Debug scheme" control. In the window that appears, you can set the timer for activating the sleep state both when powered by battery and, again, from the mains. Moreover, you can turn off the sleep state altogether by selecting the “Never” option from the context menu.
To access detailed settings sleep mode, just use the "Change advanced power settings" item at the bottom of the form. In this category, you can set auxiliary options that allow you to:
- set the sleep mode activation period (if set to 0, sleep will be completely disabled);
- activate or deactivate the hybrid sleep mode (in fact, this is one of the sleep mode options, when memory data is saved to the HDD drive in the event of an unexpected power outage);
- activate recovery mode timers after sleep - as a rule, these parameters do not need to be touched at all, except for those cases in which you have difficulty with arbitrary activation of the PC's power immediately after turning it off (if your computer is like this, then the timers must be disabled ).
Finally, another rather important section worth paying attention to is the Cover and Power Buttons category. Here you can set the default behavior of the PC when closing the lid (meaning the lid of the laptop) and the action of the power key (default is "Sleep").
If necessary, as an addition, you have the right to set the settings for disabling drives in the absence of PC activity (in the Hard Drive category), as well as settings for deactivating the PC or lowering the display brightness (in the Screen category).
Common problems when working with sleep mode
1. So, the sleep mode is turned off, the screen is also turned off, but after a short period of time the display is still deactivated and nothing happens. This is the most common problem for users. Go to the control panel, then the section "Personalization and appearance", subcategory "Change splash screen".
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Turn off the screensaver, because that's what you see every time in the situation described above.
2. The computer does not wake up from sleep mode - either a black screen is displayed, or there is simply no reaction to button presses, although the indication itself (if any) shows that sleep mode is enabled. The most likely explanation for this PC behavior is an error in the video card driver installed on a laptop or desktop PC by the operating system itself. To resolve this situation, uninstall all drivers using the Display Driver Uninstaller utility, and then install them again from the official website. Important note: if you have a laptop with integrated Intel graphics, you will most likely have to take the final driver from the laptop manufacturer's resource, suitable for Win 7 or 8 and install it in compatibility mode.
3. The laptop or desktop PC power is immediately activated as a result of going to sleep or turning off the device. This behavior has often been observed by the author on Lenovo products (although it may occur on other brands as well). To resolve the problem, disable wake timers in the auxiliary power settings in the control panel (how to get there - see the second section of the presented article).
That's all the problems that the user often encounters when working with sleep mode. I hope that you will never encounter any of the troubles described above, and if you still need to look for a solution to the situation, then you will succeed easily and naturally, which is what I wish you.
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Windows 10 sleep mode - how to disable and enable sleep-mode, and how to configure it?
Instead of constantly shutting down your PC when you're done using it, you can instead easily hibernate Windows 10 using a specific button. How to enable sleep mode, how to deactivate it, what difficulties an ordinary user may encounter while interacting with sleep-mode - we are going to provide answers to all the above questions to a respected reader in this manual.
How to activate sleep-mode in Windows 10?
To put the computer into sleep mode, we will use the start button “Start”: hold it down and in the menu that appears, right-click on the power icon, and after that, select the category “Sleep Mode” in the pop-up menu.
As a result of this elementary manipulation, the computer display will go out, but the PC itself will not be turned off. To turn the operating system back to the working status, you should press any button on the keyboard or move the mouse cursor on the screen.
How to disable hibernation in Windows 10?
To disable sleep-mode, you should, as always, resort to the services of the new Settings menu available in the Start menu. Instead, a more familiar way, you can use the combination of buttons "Win + I". In the new menu, select the "System" subcategory, and after that - the "Power and Sleep" section.
In the above section of the menu, you can configure the activation of sleep-mode when recharging the laptop both from the network and from the battery.
Additional configuration options can be accessed a little further down in the Advanced Power Settings category. Here we can configure how the laptop will function when the lid is closed or when the shutdown button is pressed. You can learn more about these options in the subsections below.
Sleep-mode customization in the control panel
Getting into the power supply settings menu through the tip indicated in the previous section, or using a more familiar method (this is to open the control panel and stop at the “Power Options” section in it), you will also get the ability to turn off Windows 10 sleep mode and debug its operation, moreover more flexible and precise than in the description of the above technique.
Next to the power scheme you are currently using, click the "Setting the power scheme" control. In the window that will appear in front of you, you will have the right to set the time interval for activating the sleep status both when powered from the mains and from the battery. In addition, you will also have the ability to completely turn off sleep by selecting the "Never" option in the context menu.
To get access to the detailed parameters of sleep-mode, it is worth resorting to the services of the control “Change advanced power settings” in the lower area of the active window. In this category, you will have the opportunity to configure additional options that provide:
Setting the sleep-mode activation period (if the value is set to “0”, sleep will be completely disabled);
Activating and deactivating the hybrid sleep-mode (in fact, this is one of the methods of the sleep state, when information about memory registers is saved to the disk drive in the event that the device's power is suddenly turned off);
Activating the recovery mode timers after a sleep state - usually, these settings do not need to be touched at all, not taking into account those situations when you have difficulty switching on the power supply mode to the computer after it has been deactivated (if you have such problems, all timers must be deactivated).
Well, another essential category that you should not bypass in order to configure Windows 10 sleep mode is the Power Buttons and Lid section. Here you have the right to set the default functions of the computer when the lid is closed (it means the laptop lid) and the behavior of the power key (the default value is the “Sleep” option).
If necessary, as an auxiliary option, there is a configuration for deactivating drives if the PC is inactive (in the "Hard disk" subsection), as well as customizing turning off the device or minimizing the screen brightness (in the "Screen" subsection).
The main difficulties that arise when interacting with sleep-mode
1. Well, the sleep mode of Windows 10 is deactivated, the display is also turned off, but after a short time interval the screen still turns off and no action occurs. This problem tends to happen to users most often. Open the control panel, then go to the "Appearance and personalization" section, the "Change splash screen" subsection.
2. The device does not exit sleep mode - either a black display is shown, or there is no reaction to button presses, however, the indication itself indicates that the sleep state is activated. The most obvious way to fix such a problem is to reinstall the standard video adapter driver installed by default in Windows 10 with the personalized one offered by the device manufacturer. Use the Display Driver Uninstaller to uninstall the outdated driver, and when uninstallation is complete, download custom drivers from the manufacturer's website. Attention: if the situation described above happened on a laptop with an integrated graphics chipset, most likely you will need the final version of the library from the website of the PC manufacturer itself. If the version for "ten" is not here, take a build suitable for Win 7 or Win 8 and put it in compatibility-mode.
3. The power of a desktop computer or laptop is immediately resumed after going to sleep or turning off the device. Such functionality was often observed by our editors on Lenovo devices (however, similar behavior is likely on other trademarks). To resolve the problem described above, deactivate the recovery timers in the advanced power supply parameters in the control panel (to get there, use the right mouse button on the start).
That's all the difficulties that Windows 10 sleep mode can bring to the user. We hope that the sleep state on your PC will continue to work stably and flawlessly, and if you need any manual intervention, you will be able to use it quickly and easily , in which our instructions will help you.
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