Windows 10 closes all apps when going to Standby or Sleep
If your Windows 10 computer closes all open apps when it goes into sleep or sleep mode, or closes them on waking, you can keep reading this message until the end – we will suggest possible solutions for solve this problem.
Windows 10 closes all apps when it goes to sleep
You might be facing this issue because the recently installed update has changed the system settings or damaged the power plan settings or conflicted with third party apps. Try our following suggestions:
- Run the power troubleshooter
- Run SFC and DISM
- Disable hybrid standby.
1) To resolve this issue, first try to run the Power troubleshooting.
The Power Problem Solver utility automatically fixes some common problems related to power plans. Run the power troubleshooter to adjust your computer's power settings. The Power Troubleshooter checks parameters such as your computer's timeout settings, which determine how long the computer waits before turning off the power. 39; monitor screen or enter standby mode. Adjusting these settings can help you save energy and extend the life of your computer's battery.
Here's how:
- Click on beginning and type help.
- To select Parameter troubleshooting of the result.
- Scroll down and click Power. Then follow the steps on the screen.
You can also invoke the power troubleshooter by opening the command prompt, then type the command below and press Enter.
msdt.exe /id PowerDiagnostic
Click on Next and follow the steps on the screen.
2) If the power troubleshooter has not solved the problem, you can perform SFC / DISM scan. Here's how:
Open Notepad – copy and paste the command below in the text editor.
@echo off date /t & time /t echo Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup echo ... date /t & time /t echo Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth echo ... date /t & time /t echo SFC /scannow SFC /scannow date /t & time /t pause
Save the file with a name and add it .bat file extension – for example; SFC_DISM_scan.bat
Run the batch file repeatedly with administrator privileges (right click on the saved file and select Run as administrator from the context menu) until it reports no errors – in which case you can now restart your PC and see if the problem has been resolved.
3) If the problem persists, it is likely Hybrid sleep the mode has been deactivated. Resetting the mode should resolve the problem. Here's how:
- Press Windows key + R. In the Run dialog box, type control – press Enter.
- Click on Hardware and sound.
- To select Power Options.
- Depending on your PC's current power plan, click Change plan settings.
- To choose Change advanced power settings.
- Now click on the + sign against Sleep, to reduce the section.
- Click on Allow hybrid sleep then set it to Sure for both On the battery and Plugged option.
- Then go to Hibernate after then set it to Never for both On the battery and Plugged option.
- Click on Apply > D & #39; agreement.
Once done, you can check and see if the problem has been resolved.
If, however, the problem persists, you will need to identify the recent updates installed on your PC and uninstall the updates.
I hope this helps you!