[ZvqL]

Hi guys. I am using an HP Envy which I think is great, however, there is a huge problem: When I close the lid, the laptop goes into sleep mode.
I have researched online and only found one option- to change the settings in the battery options to "Do nothing" when the lid is closed. I did this, however, this still doesn't work. My programs cannot run correctly due to this and I need help.

thanks for your help! :)

[Subpar]

Go into your Control Panel, and search for Power Options.

You may also want to check out this link.

Click Me.

[Freebooter]

Hi guys. I am using an HP Envy which I think is great, however, there is a huge problem: When I close the lid, the laptop goes into sleep mode.
I have researched online and only found one option- to change the settings in the battery options to "Do nothing" when the lid is closed. I did this, however, this still doesn't work. My programs cannot run correctly due to this and I need help.

thanks for your help! :)

Have you changed what happens when you close the laptop while laptop is using battery or while plugged in.

[ZvqL]

Have you changed what happens when you close the laptop while laptop is using battery or while plugged in.

Yes i have tried that

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Go into your Control Panel, and search for Power Options.

You may also want to check out this link.

Click Me.

I have tried that thanks anyway

[datguy.dev]

Yes i have, please read my thread before posting.

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Please actually read the thread before posting.

I was actually considering helping you. 🙃

[ZvqL]

I was actually considering helping you. 🙃

:P, just annoys me when they don't read the thread properly and just type the title into google.

[SIM-2830142]

Run CMD as an admin.

write: powercfg.exe /hibernate off and press enter.

Close cmd. And for toggle, the otherway around.

[ZZoS]

Yes i have, please read my thread before posting.

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Please actually read the thread before posting.

Freebooter was suggesting something you hadn't mentioned in your thread.
I hope no one helps you

[Stand.]

Yes i have, please read my thread before posting.

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Please actually read the thread before posting.

He gave you 2 options so how is "yes i have" a valid answer

Please actually read the reply without getting on your high horse u lil bitch

[ZvqL]

Freebooter was suggesting something you hadn't mentioned in your thread.
I hope no one helps you

no he didn't. thanks anyway

[ZZoS]

no he didn't. thanks anyway

When you realise how wrong you are, please come back and apologise and I'm sure we'll be able to help you.
However until then, go read what he fucking suggested and understand what he is saying.
If you've done what he has said, you'll be able to answer his question properly and we can move forward from there.
The fact you've answered the way you did suggests to everyone else on this thread that you haven't checked what he said.

[ZvqL]

When you realise how wrong you are, please come back and apologise and I'm sure we'll be able to help you.
However until then, go read what he fucking suggested and understand what he is saying.
If you've done what he has said, you'll be able to answer his question properly and we can move forward from there.
The fact you've answered the way you did suggests to everyone else on this thread that you haven't checked what he said.

I did what he suggested its basically the same as what I said in the thread, same options

[Freebooter]

I did what he suggested its basically the same as what I said in the thread, same options

I myself read all threads before posting my suggestion or advice yes you have indicated you configure "Do nothing" when the lid is closed but you have not said if you set both options within Power Options yes its called Power Options not (battery options) as you put it in your thread. You see because you never help or understand how to troubleshot a problem you thing me starting from simple settings is wrong way to do it i have help lots of HF members with there computer issues and i can tell you and all professional PC technicians will tell you to always start from simple settings to troubleshoot Windows OS, so me asking you to do something was my way of making sure you did configure power settings correctly before i can move to my next advice to you after all we are not front of your computer how will we know how you have configured the Power Options settings i will be stupid if i never i ask you to check on settings i know should have solve your problem.

[ZvqL]

I myself read all threads before posting my suggestion or advice yes you have indicated you configure "Do nothing" when the lid is closed but you have not said if you set both options within Power Options yes its called Power Options not (battery options) as you put it in your thread. You see because you never help or understand how to troubleshot a problem you thing me starting from simple settings is wrong way to do it i have help lots of HF members with there computer issues and i can tell you and all professional PC technicians will tell you to always start from simple settings to troubleshoot Windows OS, so me asking you to do something was my way of making sure you did configure power settings correctly before i can move to my next advice to you after all we are not front of your computer how will we know how you have configured the Power Options settings i will be stupid if i never i ask you to check on settings i know should have solve your problem.

Sorry

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I myself read all threads before posting my suggestion or advice yes you have indicated you configure "Do nothing" when the lid is closed but you have not said if you set both options within Power Options yes its called Power Options not (battery options) as you put it in your thread. You see because you never help or understand how to troubleshot a problem you thing me starting from simple settings is wrong way to do it i have help lots of HF members with there computer issues and i can tell you and all professional PC technicians will tell you to always start from simple settings to troubleshoot Windows OS, so me asking you to do something was my way of making sure you did configure power settings correctly before i can move to my next advice to you after all we are not front of your computer how will we know how you have configured the Power Options settings i will be stupid if i never i ask you to check on settings i know should have solve your problem.

Apologies, what else should I do ?

[Freebooter]

Sorry

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Apologies, what else should I do ?

Thank you for been a polite person let continue with troubleshooting your laptop sleep problem.

Apply a setting to a specific plan.

1- Open Power Options by clicking the Start button , click Control Panel, click System and Maintenance, and then click Power Options.

2- On the Select a power plan page, click Change plan settings for the power scheme plan that you want to change.

3- On the Change settings for the plan page, click Change advanced power settings.

4- On the Advanced settings tab, expand Power buttons and lid, expand Lid close action, and then choose what you want your mobile PC to do when you close the lid, both for when your mobile PC is running on battery and when it is plugged in.

Click OK.


Disable hibernate feature to see if laptop is now hibernate instead of sleep.

1- Open Command Prompt as a administrator.

2- Type Powercfg /H OFF command and press Enter key.

When if you needed to you can enable hibernate feature by typing Powercfg /H ON command.

Make sure there is no program managing power schemes.

Prevent my computer from automatically sleeping visit the website URL link to configure sleep power plan scheme.

"How can I prevent my computer from automatically sleeping or hibernating? "
https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Windows-7-D...a-p/237699