All we want is the display to turn off but the laptop to stay on and not sleep. Other Windows 10 builds we have are 1809 and they have the same issue.Īny ideas to stop this forced sleep, its driving me nuts and we don't want it. This is obviously a setting in Windows 10 that appears to be hidden on broken as this issue didn't exists in Windows 7. That worked in setting Standby to S3 mode but it makes no difference, the screenlock still kicks in after 5mins and roughly 10 seconds later the laptop goes to sleep. I've been reading this could be Modern Standby mode but there appears to be no option to disable this other than a reg setting.
We have Lenovo ThinkPad T15s that are going to sleep and come out of it fine, but why are they going to sleep? They are on power and again, the sleep option is DISABLED. We have 4 Dell 7370 where this behaviour causes those laptops to crash when they hit sleep, again, despite sleep being DISABLED. Where is this set? There is no policy set for this, then 10 seconds later the laptop goes to sleep. Yet I sit and time it takes for the lockscreen to appear and this is 5 minutes. I can see in Control Panel that SLEEP is DISABLED. I've checked with GPResult and can see the policy has applied correctly. If your laptop is not on the list, please leave a comment and we will necessarily add the required entry to the table.I have a group policy set to make the display turn off after 20 mins. This opens the image with a list of models. To see which laptops are suitable for this or that version of the program, click on the version number or on the icon with the camera next to it. The ACPI \ VPC2004 driver is responsible for the program, and if the Energy Management driver is not installed, it is under this name that unknown equipment appears in the device manager. Individual versions of this program can be called Lenovo Power Management or even longer Advanced Configuration and Power Management Interface (ACPI). Lenovo Energy Management is a utility for power management in Lenovo notebooks.
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