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We have already seen the different hibernation states available in Windows. While reading about the different sleep states of the system under Windows, we also read about the new sleep state connected in Windows 8/10. This article will show you how to find the different available sleep states supported by your Windows computer and whether your system supports the connected sleep state.
If my Windows PC supports the connected sleep state
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To find out, you must open a command prompt window. Type in the boot image search and click Command Prompt.
/a /a and press Enter. This command reports the hibernation conditions available on the system and attempts to report the reasons for the unavailability of hibernation conditions.
The command prompt displays the results. My system supports Standby (S3), Hibernate, Hybrid Sleep and Fast Startup. S1 and S2 standby states and connected standby states are not available on my system. For more information, click here and here.
If it supports. You will see it in the list of available sleep conditions. If this is not the case, then consider it as :
The firmware of the connected system does not support this sleep state.
Note : InstantGo in Windows 8.1/10 replaces Connected Standby in Windows 10/8
The ‘Slide To Shut Down’ function in Windows 8.1/10 only works if the hardware supports the’Connected Standby’ state. Also note that Hyper-V does not support Connected Standby
These links to Windows Power may also interest you :
- How to configure Windows Power Plan settings and options
- Tips for configuring, renaming, backing up, restoring or extending battery life in Windows.
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