Sleep mode with an icon on W11
SolvedGuy72 Posted messages 983 Registration date Status Member Last intervention -
Hello
How to create an icon to put my PC to sleep.
I have seen several solutions, such as "Alt+F4", but that doesn't work, it shuts down the PC.
Do you have a solution?
8 answers
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Hello,
A little reading here... https://www.malekal.com/configurer-veille-windows-11/#Comment_activerdesactiver_la_mise_en_veille_dans_Windows_11
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Hello
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I’ve seen that before.
But I wanted an icon to put it in sleep mode whenever I want.
"Don’t set up sleep mode."
On my old keyboard, I had a "Sleep" key, which was very handy, but since that keyboard was junk, I took my old keyboard that doesn’t have that key.
So, when I stop using my PC, I have to use:
1) Windows key
2) Click on the "Power" icon
3) Click on sleep.Not great.
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Hello.
Simple sleep mode, I don’t believe it exists. However, hibernate or shutdown, yes, you can create a shortcut on the desktop with the option to change the icon. In case you're interested, right-click on the desktop >>> new >>> shortcut and copy-paste into the location of the item >>>
rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState 0,1,0
then click on next, enter a shortcut name, hibernate for example. Just right-click on this shortcut and via properties change the icon.
This is just a suggestion of course.
See you later . . .
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Or another solution via keyboard >>> press the Windows key + X, release and then click on D and then V.
To wake from sleep, left click on the mouse. But there is no doubt that clicking on "Start" >>> shut down or disconnect >>> sleep will be as quick as using the keyboard command.
See you later . . .
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Oops!!!! My phone was on silent.
It's better
Both solutions allow you to put it on standby, but it doesn't come back by pressing a key; you need to turn it back on by pressing the power button. -
Too bad
Yet this famous sleep key on the white keyboard does have a command, doesn't it?
Thanks again for everything

