Wanted a Windows Feature back

[Manas Lad]

Before a year, when I used to put my PC to sleep, it just goes on full sleep mode, like i didn't used to hear fans, no LED on my power button, and no sound not even the sound made by fans. Complete sleep! I am missing that feature as that used to save a lot of power. But now it's completely gone! My PC now doesn't go to complete sleep. What could be the solution?

[whispous]

Just turn it off.

Do you really need everything to already be open again?

[Manas Lad]

9 minutes ago, whispous said:

Just turn it off.

Do you really need everything to already be open again?

yes

[Blqckqut]

3 minutes ago, Manas Lad said:

yes

you can probably find a third party app for it, ms isnt gonna update an entire os because one guy asked for it

[Kilrah]

Is it the same PC? Any BIOS updates done since?

 

You can probably use hibernation instead. 

[Manas Lad]

11 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

Is it the same PC? Any BIOS updates done since?

 

You can probably use hibernation instead. 

i changed my motherboard but its the same model the same revision just different manufacturer even its the same BIOS

[GoodBytes]

49 minutes ago, Manas Lad said:

Before a year, when I used to put my PC to sleep, it just goes on full sleep mode, like i didn't used to hear fans, no LED on my power button, and no sound not even the sound made by fans. Complete sleep! I am missing that feature as that used to save a lot of power. But now it's completely gone! My PC now doesn't go to complete sleep. What could be the solution?

This not a Windows feature. This is your system that is failing to go to sleep properly.

You can generate a report via the command (run it by opening Windows Terminal or Command Prompt as Admin)

powercfg /energy /output c:/report.html

This report will help you troubleshoot what is not going to sleep.

You should have no errors.

 

Things to try (typically):

• Some UEFI have options to keep teh RGB running while the system is sleeping. Make sure that it is turned off.
• Make sure your chipset drivers are installed. If you use AMD platform, if it says that it was installed successfully, click on the report link to ensure that is really the case.
• Ensure you have the latest UEFI/BIOS. If you already do, consider going 1 version behind.
• Disable any OC, including XMP/EXPO/DOCP profile (for troubleshooting purposes)

[Manas Lad]

2 hours ago, GoodBytes said:

This not a Windows feature. This is your system that is failing to go to sleep properly.

You can generate a report via the command (run it by opening Windows Terminal or Command Prompt as Admin)

powercfg /energy /output c:/report.html

This report will help you troubleshoot what is not going to sleep.

You should have no errors.

 

Things to try (typically):

• Some UEFI have options to keep teh RGB running while the system is sleeping. Make sure that it is turned off.
• Make sure your chipset drivers are installed. If you use AMD platform, if it says that it was installed successfully, click on the report link to ensure that is really the case.
• Ensure you have the latest UEFI/BIOS. If you already do, consider going 1 version behind.
• Disable any OC, including XMP/EXPO/DOCP profile (for troubleshooting purposes)

bro i dont have rgb. besides my cpu is already overclocked not overclocked by me then i'm on ddr3 so no xmp. and my bios is set to uefi and legacy

[Manas Lad]

2 hours ago, GoodBytes said:

This not a Windows feature. This is your system that is failing to go to sleep properly.

You can generate a report via the command (run it by opening Windows Terminal or Command Prompt as Admin)

powercfg /energy /output c:/report.html

This report will help you troubleshoot what is not going to sleep.

You should have no errors.

 

Things to try (typically):

• Some UEFI have options to keep teh RGB running while the system is sleeping. Make sure that it is turned off.
• Make sure your chipset drivers are installed. If you use AMD platform, if it says that it was installed successfully, click on the report link to ensure that is really the case.
• Ensure you have the latest UEFI/BIOS. If you already do, consider going 1 version behind.
• Disable any OC, including XMP/EXPO/DOCP profile (for troubleshooting purposes)

got it thanks

 

[Manas Lad]

3 hours ago, GoodBytes said:

This not a Windows feature. This is your system that is failing to go to sleep properly.

You can generate a report via the command (run it by opening Windows Terminal or Command Prompt as Admin)

powercfg /energy /output c:/report.html

This report will help you troubleshoot what is not going to sleep.

You should have no errors.

 

Things to try (typically):

• Some UEFI have options to keep teh RGB running while the system is sleeping. Make sure that it is turned off.
• Make sure your chipset drivers are installed. If you use AMD platform, if it says that it was installed successfully, click on the report link to ensure that is really the case.
• Ensure you have the latest UEFI/BIOS. If you already do, consider going 1 version behind.
• Disable any OC, including XMP/EXPO/DOCP profile (for troubleshooting purposes)

but will changing the settings affect my performance while gaming?

[Kilrah]

XMP would, which is why it's mentioned as a temporary troubleshooting step.

[GoodBytes]

6 hours ago, Manas Lad said:

bro i dont have rgb. besides my cpu is already overclocked not overclocked by me then i'm on ddr3 so no xmp. and my bios is set to uefi and legacy

XMP was introduced with DDR3. So, you do have it.

Make that AMP for AMD powered system.

[Manas Lad]

6 hours ago, GoodBytes said:

XMP was introduced with DDR3. So, you do have it.

Make that AMP for AMD powered system.

but bro. i have a 4 gig 1600mhz module but my CPU supports only upto 1333mhz. what can i do in that case? it's also the lowest and the highest frequency i can set. So will i have XMP?