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You won't want to do that without Windows 10, enabling Hyper-V before Windows 10 resulted in you loosing connected standby, but with Windows 10 it works great.
by bpye 11y ago
You won't want to do that without Windows 10, enabling Hyper-V before Windows 10 resulted in you loosing connected standby, but with Windows 10 it works great.
- DiabloD3 11y agoHyper-V "replaces" your NIC with a bridge adapter, sorta like how you use br0 that bridges to eth0 on Linux, so that could be the cause of that (ie, Hyper-Vs bridge doesn't know how to speak the connected standby API and pass it through to the real NIC).
- dragontamer 11y agoConnected Standby only works for a couple of Windows Store / Metro Apps though. I don't think that's a big loss...
- bpye 11y agoIt also means that your startup resume is slower and such, as you have to do a full sleep instead. Personally I've used the alarm and stuff too.