What Happens When You Put Your PC to Sleep?
When you select “Sleep” in your Windows PC’s power options, what happens, exactly? We’ll explore what it means—and whether your PC has pleasant dreams.
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When you select “Sleep” in your Windows PC’s power options, what happens, exactly? We’ll explore what it means—and whether your PC has pleasant dreams.
It’s a great idea to put your Windows PC to sleep when you’re not using it. There are many ways to do it in Windows 10 or 11, but we’ll show you a few of the fastest routes to slumber for both versions of Windows.
Aside from turning off your PC, Windows gives you a couple of other options to preserve power. The most widely used options are Sleep and Hibernate. Both power features are advantageous if you have a laptop, mostly since they ensure
The behavior of the Windows scheduler changed significantly in Windows 10 2004 (aka, the April 2020 version of Windows), in a way that will break a few applications, and there appears to have been no announcement, and the documentation has not been updated. This isn’t the first time this has happened, but this change seems bigger than last time. So far I have found three programs that hit problems because of this silent change. This post was an accidental duplicate. The content has been deleted from this copy. You can find the (updated) original here. Share this: