How to disable Modern Standby?

Question

Hi I want to disable windows Modern Standby because it is dosen't allowing some features to activate. My pc is F0GH00MHIN

Answer 1

The ACPI sleep states S0 to S5 are familiar to many users. However, the ACPI specification actually describes several different power states. One of these is the CPU (C) power states.

ACPI allows processors to enter a reduced power state – to effectively sleep – and modern hardware makes this possible. The CPU power states apply when the global state is G0. The C states are:

C0 – the CPU is actively executing instructions;

C1 – the CPU is not actively executing instructions, however it can resume executing instructions almost instantly; and

C2 and C3 – the CPU is in a reduced power state; no instructions are being executed and the processor consumes less power; C2 and C3 are sometimes called Deep Sleep, because they represent progressively deeper levels of power-saving compared to the more shallow sleep states like C1.

ACPI allows vendors to define additional power saving states beyond C3. Since these are vendor-specific, you'll have to ask the manufacturer of your computer to explain them,

Answer 2

Can anyone explain the C1, C3 ,C6

C7, C8,10

Answer 3

So choosing option C1 will give most performance than C2 and C3?

CPU power states specify how much power your CPU will use while it is idle. This is unrelated to your computer's performance while it's running.

Answer 4

So choosing option C1 will give most performance than C2 and C3?

Answer 5

Hello, Ayushmaan Singh.

Welcome to Microsoft Community.

From your description, I understand that you want to disable S0 (modern standby).

Do you want to switch to other modes? Or do you want your computer to run all the time without going into sleep or hibernation?

If you want to switch to other modes, please run this command first to check the sleep modes supported by the current device.

Win+Q to open Windows Search->Enter "CMD"->Run as administrator->Run the following command->Screenshot sharing

powercfg /a

If there are any updates, please feel free to reply.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

Best regards.

Malygos.Z | Microsoft Community Support Specialist