How to enable sleep function win10 win10 enable sleep mode tutorial

  

How does win10 enable the sleep function? Win10 does not see the hibernation function in the power management position of the power on and off, but the sleep mode is still there. The following Xiaole brother introduces the win10 to enable the sleep mode tutorial, friends who will not open can learn!


How does win10 enable sleep function?

Step 1: Click on the Windows 10 system [Search Icon] and enter "Control Panel" in the search box and press Enter. ↓


Step two: [View] in the upper right to select large or small icons, and find the [Power Options], click [Power Options]. ↓

The third step: to find the links on the left of the options [] to select the function of the power button, and click. ↓

Step Four: Find the [Change settings that are currently unavailable] click, click down to find the [sleep] and check, and finally save the changes. ↓


From the works of view:

In addition to sleep is the memory of all the electricity had stopped, it consumes less power, because the memory storage mode It is "non-recorded". Hibernate is to dump all the contents of the memory to the "recorded" hard disk and then turn off all power, so that it is no longer used.

In terms of performance:

Sleep mode has no transfer process, so the response is faster, but sleep does not need electricity; sleep mode is a supplementary function of sleep mode, which is unstable in power supply. Or a scheme to keep the current system working state at very low level, usually triggered when the user does not wake up for a long time after going to sleep.

(Why do you want to use hibernation? Because I don't want to shut down, because the next time I turn on my own, I have a lot of programs and some programs don't save the function halfway. I don't want to save the article because I am lazy~ so I want to Use hibernation).

Sleep mode does not hurt the hard disk?

I can only tell you that every time you sleep, you will save the contents of the memory to the hard disk. How much memory you use and how much you use? It is floating, so you can't answer everyone with yes or no. If you don't need it, please judge yourself!

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