Go to Cortana search line and type "control panel". There is another way to disable sleep mode in Windows 10. Let's set up the settings for the screen. Choose 'Power & sleep' on the left side menu. You can see a small gear, above the same windows icon, click on it. Go to the left bottom corner of your desktop and click on windows icon.
Of course that is if your case is ventilated (nothing special, just that it doesn’t burn inside) and all the other components aren’t overheating.In today's tutorial, we will teach you how to disable sleep mode in Windows 10.
As with everything, the more you use it the lesser lifespan it has but with computers cutting a lifespan from 20 years to 15 isn’t a big deal since by then it will probably be outdated so much that you will change it three times in between. There was a debate going on whether turning your computer off vs leaving it on all the time is better for the components so you kind of know that if we are debating that then it shouldn’t affect it at all. In there you should set your active power management profile and customize it - Put the computer too sleep is the keyword here and you should set that option to never if you never want it to go to sleep I usually go into the advanced power settings and set the hard disk to never sleep as well. To do that, go to Windows Settings > Accounts > Sign-in options window. Thankfully, you can disable the password prompt that appears after your Windows 10 laptop resumes from sleep. Someone on W10 should tell you exactly where that is but I am sure that if you browse the control panel a little bit you will find it. Some newer operating systems, like Windows Vista, require the computer to have an ACPI-compliant BIOS, and since Windows 8, the S0ix/Modern Standby state was. Having to type-in your password every time your laptop PC wakes up from the sleep mode can be annoying. You need to go under Windows control panel and find the power management options.
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