one of the most useful tools on we can count on when doing any kind of work is with a laptop. This is due to the fact that these tools can help us at any time and place, no matter where we are.
However, you may have noticed that your computer has a way predetermined in which it enters sleep mode, i.e. when the lid is closed
This is normal behavior that is performed, thanks to the configuration that Windows 10 has by default, and while this seems like something impossible to disable, we can change it through the system settings, whether you want to change the sleep time or remove it altogether.
It is precisely to this that we will dedicate this post, since there are various users who are trying in one way or another to find a middle ground between this function that they necessarily want to disable.
Steps to follow to avoid suspending the laptop when closing the lid
Start by accessing the energy settings or configurations that your Windows device has, for which you must enter the "Control Panel" and among the options and tools, enter the " Hardware and sound " e then locate yourself in the section " options energy saving ".
It is there, the place where we can see the available power plans within the system and likewise, in the section on the left side of the window, we will see a series of multiple menu options. Among which we must identify the option “Choose the behavior of closing the lid”.
Here we will see that a new window will open, in which we can change the behavior or, in the same way, the actions that are performed once the power button is pressed, or even the suspend button.
In this way, we can distinguish between the two cases and choose the action we want to reduce the power consumption of the computer.
To carry out the main task we want, we must enter the option " When closing the lid ”There we will see a number of options among which the vast majority are offered with unique options when the battery is connected.
Among the options, we can choose: Suspend, Hibernate, Turn off or Do nothing, but for the purposes of what we want to achieve, we will select the option to "do nothing".
Start by creating your power plan
One of the faster ways in where we can adapt our needs to the system requirements is to create our power plan or import and export them in your Windows 10, with which we define the actions and uses we need.
For this, we must start by right-clicking on the battery icon, since there we can see that it will open a little menu, where we can choose the energy options we want.
Now we will go to the screen that appears initially and we will proceed to create an energy plan, to which we will also have to assign a name to be able to identify it more optimally.
At first you don't need to decide much about how this tool will act, however it is important that it is assigned and represented in an optimal way, how it will work. In such a way that being ours default option, we can use it without any problems or confusion.
With this, you can now have control over this section of energy in your computer and use everything much more efficiently than before.
