- #SURFACE PRO 4 SLEEP VS HIBERNATE REDDIT PORTABLE#
- #SURFACE PRO 4 SLEEP VS HIBERNATE REDDIT PC#
- #SURFACE PRO 4 SLEEP VS HIBERNATE REDDIT BLUETOOTH#
- #SURFACE PRO 4 SLEEP VS HIBERNATE REDDIT WINDOWS#
I've seen battery drains of 50% over 7 hours in "sleep" so proceed with caution.
However, understand that doing this will most likely result in a dead device in the morning when you need to use it.
#SURFACE PRO 4 SLEEP VS HIBERNATE REDDIT WINDOWS#
Windows machines are notorious for processes not adherering to sleep, and continuing to run in the background.Īlternatively, you can disable its ability to hibernate. Just Google the sleep study report and it should be fairly easy to find the command, I don't remember it from the top of my head. You can run a sleep study report and find out what's draining your battery during sleep past its 5% budget. It shouldn't close out so of your apps though.
#SURFACE PRO 4 SLEEP VS HIBERNATE REDDIT PC#
It is 5% of battery, which means that if your battery drains 5% while the PC is in sleep mode, it will automatically go into hibernation to save battery. You have what's called a "battery budget" while in sleep. Going into hibernation is a designed setting.
#SURFACE PRO 4 SLEEP VS HIBERNATE REDDIT PORTABLE#
It's good for a PC but it becomes completely useless and irritating when it comes to a portable devices.The only weird thing I see with your description is the closing of the apps. That’s so that you don’t completely deplete your battery and lose any data that’s active at. If you put a Windows laptop or tablet into sleep and leave it unplugged, after a certain length of time the laptop will automatically cut over to hibernation. I have no idea why Surface even made sleep mode a default option for the device. Change 1 for a Windows Tablet: Change the Time after which Sleep Changes to Hibernate. It will take longer to boot back to your work space but it's worth it. If you've been having the same problem, consider turning off sleep mode and replace it with hibernation.
#SURFACE PRO 4 SLEEP VS HIBERNATE REDDIT BLUETOOTH#
It didn't change my Bluetooth devices' behavior but instead removed 'sleep' from my shut down button, effectively made it equivalent to changing power plan as I described above. Long story short, I had been trying to block my Bluetooth devices from waking up Surface so I changed some registry editor settings as instructed in the internet article. Just type zero into both plugged in and battery to turn hibernate off forever. You can tweak the device's sleep & wake up behavior here. This is a setting under edit power plan > advanced power settings.
It seems like you can change this behavior at: Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Power Options\Edit Plan Settings -> change advanced power settings -> Sleep. It starts to hibernate by default 2 hours after sleep on Surface devices but you can make it go directly to hibernation by changing advanced power plan settings. Hibernation mode is what you see after a long absence, that makes device look as if it's turned off, but actually can be restored by pressing the power button. Recently, I've come to a better solution by disabling sleep option entirely and making power button to get the device into hibernation mode. Any one of those devices' input will trigger Surface to wake up and the eternal battery drainage starts. Its been working perfectly since I turned them off. This gets worse when you carry a bunch of Bluetooth keyboard/mouse and 3rd party Windows Ink pen like Bamboo Ink. 7 comments share save hide report 50 Upvoted This thread is archived New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast Sort by best level 1 Comment deleted by user5y level 2 Op5y I guess I just don't understand the reason for sleep/hibernate modes. (Apparently, Surface Pro 4 doesn't have ambient light sensor to handle it in a right way. I've been using Surface Pro 4 for 2 years now and one of the most annoying thing about it was that it won't turn off and drain all the battery in my backpack once it accidentally turns on while I'm carrying it.
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