You can do this by clicking the plus sign next to it.
Next, expand the Sleep section and then expand Allow wake timers.
Then click Change advanced power settings.
Next, select Balanced and click Change plan settings.
This will open a new window with your Control Panel settings. You will see thins under Related settings.
Then scroll down and click Additional power settings.
Then type Power & sleep into the search bar and click Open.
Click the magnifying glass icon in the bottom-left corner of your screen.
Then click Additional power settings > Change plan settings > Change advanced power settings and disable Allow wake timers under Sleep. To keep your computer from waking up in sleep mode, go to Power & Sleep Settings. How to Stop Your Computer from Waking Up From Sleep Mode It might also be caused by an app or a wake timer. Your computer might be waking from sleep mode because certain peripheral devices, such as a mouse, a keyboard, or headphones are plugged into a USB port or connected via Bluetooth. Why Your Computer is Waking Up from Sleep Mode Here’s how to stop your Windows 10 computer from waking up from sleep mode. If you’re wondering why your computer keeps waking up from sleep mode, there could be several reasons. Sleep mode helps you conserve power and allow your computer to rest without shutting it down. The only thing else I can tell you about the computer is that computer is about 1 yr old, runs Windows XP and the monitor is an HP LCD monitor.You put your computer to sleep when you leave your desk, but you want to keep your apps open. I tried to give some assistance, but the problem is the computer is in Little Rock, Arkansas and the user, though knowledgable about computers is not tech savvy. The problem now is, that when powering the computer back on, the monitor remains in sleep mode and does not seem to be receiving a signal from the computer. So, they hit the power button on the computer to force it to shut down which it did. They tried doing CTRL+ALT+DEL but that did nothing and even the mouse cursor had stopped responding on screen. Last night, my friend was on their computer running a bunch of applications and according to them, they were filling out an online form when the system appeared to freeze up on them. Not having the specs of their computer and all, I'm not expecting a whole lot, but just wondering if any of you may have run into a similar situation. It's been a while since I've been around and I feel bad for coming back with a very vague issue that a friend of mine is having.
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