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Back when I sometimes used a laptop, I had that same feature enabled on windows. Is that feature still supported by Microsoft?
by cypress66 4y ago
Back when I sometimes used a laptop, I had that same feature enabled on windows. Is that feature still supported by Microsoft?
- rahimnathwani 4y agoAre you talking about hybrid sleep? IIRC that does both hibernate and sleep at the same time, i.e. it writes memory to disk and then goes to sleep. I guess it would feel roughly the same, except: - unnecessary disk writes (for the times you slept only for a short time) - keeps using battery until power runs out (rather than after some interval or at some non-zero battery level)