Sleep mode is the best Windows has ever offered its users. This will save battery power and will also shut down the hard drive, maintaining its overall health and performance. But many of the Windows users have reported that while their system is in sleep mode, it wakes up automatically, which is what users don’t like. It can be really frustrating if something like this happens and they can’t do anything because this is not an error or a warning. Here everything you need to change a little setting called wake-up timers, which you can enable or disable according to your needs. If you are looking forward to it, read this post to help you get there.
How to enable or disable wake-up timers in Windows 11
Step 1: Press Windows key on the keyboard and type edit power plan.
Step 2: Then select Edit power plan from the search results as shown below.
Step 3: Then click Change advanced power settings link button as shown below.
Step 4: In the Power Options window, click Sleep option to expand and then click Allow alarm clocks option.
Step 5: Once done, click Connected drop down list and select Deactivate from the list to disable wake-up timers on your system.
Step 6: do the same for In the battery option as well and click Request Y OK button to make changes.
Step 7: select let from the drop-down list of Connected option if you want to enable wake-up timers.
Step 8: Also do the same for In the battery also if you want to enable wake-up timers as below screenshot shown.
Step 9: Then click Request Y OK to make changes.
Step 10: close the control panel window.
That’s it guys!
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