Windows' Modern Standby (S0) replaces the classic S3 lower power mode in Windows 10 and 11.
On a Modern Standby-compatible system, the feature adds better power management for connected devices.
What Is Modern Standby on Windows, and Why Should You Disable It?
It replaces the standard sleep feature and puts your laptop in a lower power state when idle.
Additionally, you’re free to alsotroubleshoot your laptop for overheating issuesby understanding the basics of overheating computers.
If you still need to disable Modern Standby in Windows 11, proceed with the steps below.
Here’s how to use this command in Windows 11:
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This is the easiest way to get things done without having to navigate your way through the Windows registry.
Before you attempt to make any changes to your Windows registry, we strongly recommend youcreate a restore point.
This should help you recover your system in case something goes awry during the process.
Next, double-punch the saved file and wait for the script to execute.
power cycle your PC to see if Modern Standby is enabled.
To confirm the changes, execute thepowercfg /acommand in elevated Command Prompt.
If the Legacy Standby (S3) is enabled, you will see the following:
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This method uses the reg commands executed via the Command Prompt to modify the Windows registry.
For many users, Modern Standby has resulted in poor battery life and heating issues.
Additionally, consider optimizing your power usage in Windows 11 to increase your battery life.
