Sleeping mode on a laptop allows you to save energy charges due to smaller consumption at a time when you do not work. However, this mode is not always easy and useful. For example, you put a program or file to download and gone, and came, found that the file is not downloaded, and the laptop is in sleep mode. In this case, it is advisable to disable sleep mode.
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There are three "sleep" modes - a simple sleep, in which the working session is preserved, but energy consumption is minimal; Hibernation when the laptop is turned off, but all processes are recorded on the hard disk from which they are restored during the resumption of operation; The third mode is hybrid, it combines the previous two.
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To disable sleep mode in a laptop, find the right on the toolbar toolbar and click on it the mouse cursor. At the very bottom of the pop-up tab, you will see the inscription "Advanced Power Parameters", click on it. Next, in the menu that appears in the left part, find "Setting the transition to sleep mode". Select it - and the other tab will open in front of which you change the necessary parameters for moving the laptop to sleep mode - from a few minutes to several hours. Either just select "Never" - and your laptop will no longer move into sleep mode after some pause in operation.
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If the Windows XP version is installed on your laptop, then the sleep mode disabling is somewhat different. You should click on the right button of the mouse or touchpad at the free place of desktop and go to the next way: "Properties" - "Screensaver" - "Nutrition". Here you will need to remove a tick that allows you to go into sleep mode, and the laptop will stop doing it automatically.
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If you turn off sleep mode when you close the laptop cover, keep in mind that in this case you always need to turn off the laptop before closing. Otherwise, the laptop is heated, and the temperature can spoil the monitor.
You can also return the sleep mode, restoring the default parameters.
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