On the left side of the window, click Change when the computer sleeps.Ĭhange the Put the computer to sleep entry with the desired amount of time you will allow the computer to sit idle before it sleeps, or automatically turn off its option to enter into Sleep mode. To make Windows sleep at a specific time, there is no proper built-in method. If you want to put Windows to sleep at a specific time or on a specific event, you can use a bit of magic with the task scheduler to achieve the purpose. The Power Options window will then appear. With Hybrid Sleep, you’ll get the best of both worlds. In the System Standby field, enter any amount of time you would like the computer to sit idle before automatically going into standby, or entirely turn off automatic standby.Ĭlick Start Menu to load the Help Center.Įnter Power Management Settings in the search field.Ĭlick Change Power Management settings. Click on Power Options, and the Power Options Properties configuration window will appear.
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