I don't think so. It's an older PC without the new "s2idle" thing. It's either classic S3 sleep or hibernation. It also doesn't do the Linux kind of "sleep + hi

I don't think so. It's an older PC without the new "s2idle" thing. It's either classic S3 sleep or hibernation. It also doesn't do the Linux kind of "sleep + hibernate" (don't know if that's a thing under windows) because the LED doesn't blink (it blinks for s3) and even if I turn it back on right away, it will go through the whole BIOS POST thing, bootloader, etc. The MB has an internal LED showing its state and it shows the same thing as a full shut down.