Sleep Mode
Sleep mode is a power-saving state that the computer enters in order to save power. When you enter Sleep mode, your PC will save all your currently opened applications and files to your RAM. After saving your data to RAM, all other components will be turned off.
Bear in mind that Safe Mode still uses some power, so it’s not completely turned off, and you disconnect the PC from the power supply you’ll lose your saved data. Regarding the benefits of Safe Mode, it allows you to almost instantly go back to your opened programs and continue where you left off. In addition, it’s a good way to save power, especially if you need to step away from your PC and get back in a couple of minutes.
To enter Sleep Mode, you just need to do the following:
- Click Start and click the Power button.
- Now choose Sleep from the list.
In case you have any issues with Sleep Mode, we encourage you to check out our wide collection of troubleshoot guides.
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