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June 30, 2022

Momwe Mungapangire ndi Kugwiritsa Ntchito Windows 10/11 Njira Yachidule ya Njira Yogona

Putting your PC in sleep mode shouldn’t be difficult, and Microsoft knows that. Whether using a Windows 10 or a Windows 11 PC, you have multiple ways to make your system enter sleep mode. In case you don’t like the default offerings, you can make your own shortcuts and put your PC to sleep.

Some ways to access Windows Sleep Mode include using an option in the Power User Menu, running a command in a Command Prompt, and making a desktop shortcut. We’ll explain how to use all these methods on your computer.

Zindikirani: This guide uses screenshots from a Windows 10 PC. However, the steps for Windows 11 should be similar.

Use Power User Menu to Enter Sleep Mode

Power User Menu is a quick way to put your PC in sleep mode. You can access this menu using a keyboard shortcut and then choose an option to enter sleep mode.

This menu also offers shortcuts to other Windows tools like Settings and Task Manager.

  1. Press Windows + X at the same time to open Menyu Yogwiritsa Ntchito Mphamvu.
  2. Sankhani U on your keyboard to choose the Patulani kapena kutuluka mwina.
  3. Sankhani tulo option by pressing S pa kiyibodi yanu.

If you don’t prefer pressing keyboard buttons, you can choose the items in the menu using your mouse or trackpad.

Use the Alt + F4 Keyboard Shortcut to Put Your PC in Sleep Mode

Both Windows 10 and 11 offer a Tsekani Mawindo dialog box that you can use to put your PC in sleep mode. This dialog box opens using a quick keyboard shortcut, making entering sleep mode faster.

One minor drawback of this method is that pressing the keyboard shortcut will close your focused windows. So, you’ll want to use this method by first accessing your PC’s desktop.

  1. Press alt + F4 nthawi yomweyo pa kiyibodi yanu.
  2. Sankhani tulo kuchokera What do you want the computer to do? menyu yotsitsa.
  1. Sankhani OK pansi pa bokosi la zokambirana.

Access the Power Menu to Enter Sleep Mode on Windows

Windows’ Start menu hosts shortcuts to nearly all the apps and features on your PC. One of these is a Power menu shortcut that reveals various power options, including the sleep mode option.

If you prefer using the Start menu for your tasks, you’ll like this way of entering your PC’s sleep mode.

  1. Pezani Start menu by either pressing the Windows key on your keyboard or selecting the Start menu icon at the lower-left corner of your screen.
  2. Sankhani mphamvu icon in the Start menu.
  1. Sankhani tulo option in the Power menu.

Make Windows Fall Asleep With a Command Prompt Command

You’re in luck if you prefer using commands to execute tasks on your PC. Windows offers a dedicated command that you can use in a Command Prompt window to put your PC to sleep.

The only drawback of this method is that the method will hibernate your PC instead of entering sleep mode if you have that feature enabled. You can turn off hibernation on your PC to avoid this situation, though.

Umu ndi momwe mungachitire disable hibernation on your PC:

  1. Tsegulani Start menyu, fufuzani Lamuzani mwamsanga, ndi kusankha Kuthamanga monga woyang'anira.
  1. Sankhani inde mu Kuwongolera Akaunti Yogwiritsa Ntchito mwamsanga.
  2. Enter the following command in Command Prompt and press Lowani: powercfg -h off

If you have hibernation disabled already, or you’ve just turned the feature off using the above steps, here’s how to make your PC sleep with a command:

  1. Open Lamuzani mwamsanga with admin rights on your PC.
  2. Enter the following command in Command Prompt and press Lowani:

    rundll32.exe powrprof.dll, SetSuspendState 0,1,0

  1. Your PC will enter sleep mode.

Create a Desktop Shortcut for Sleep Mode

Windows lets you create a desktop shortcut for nearly every item stored on your PC. You can make a sleep mode shortcut on your desktop and double-click that shortcut each time you want to use sleep mode.

Creating this shortcut involves using a command instead of linking to a file on your PC. Optionally, you can assign the shortcut to a keyboard key to quickly place your PC in sleep mode.

  1. Access your desktop by pressing Windows + D.
  2. Right-click anywhere blank and select yatsopano > Simungachite.
  3. Lowetsani lamulo lotsatirali mu fayilo ya Lembani komwe kuli katunduyo field. Then, select Ena.

    rundll32.exe powrprof.dll, SetSuspendState 0,1,0

  1. Enter your shortcut’s name in the Lembani dzina la njira yachidule iyi field. This can be any name of your choice. Then, select chitsiriziro.
  1. Your sleep mode shortcut is now ready on your desktop. Double-click this shortcut each time you want your PC to sleep.

You can now assign a keyboard shortcut to the sleep mode shortcut, so your PC enters sleep mode with a keystroke:

  1. Right-click your sleep mode shortcut and select Zida.
  2. Sankhani Simungachite tabu pamwamba.
  3. Sankhani Kiyi yachidule munda.
  4. Press the keys on your keyboard you’d like to assign to the sleep mode shortcut.
  1. Sankhani Ikani otsatidwa ndi OK pansi.
  2. Press the keyboard shortcut you just specified to make your PC enter sleep mode.

Use Your PC’s Power Button as a Sleep Button

Some computers offer a dedicated Sleep button that you can use to put your PC in sleep mode. If you haven’t got that, you can turn your keyboard’s Power button into a Sleep button.

You don’t have to take your key off your keyboard or anything else. You just have to change your PC’s power settings, and your Power key will act as a Sleep key.

  1. Yambani Gawo lowongolera by accessing the Start menu, searching for Gawo lowongolera, and selecting the tool in the search results.
  2. Sankhani Ndondomeko ndi Chitetezo mu Control Panel.
  3. Sankhani Sinthani zomwe mabatani amphamvu amachita pansi Zosankha zamagetsi.
  1. Sankhani tulo kuchokera onse awiri Pa bateri ndi Amalowa mkati dropdown menus next to Ndikakanikiza batani la mphamvu.
  1. Sankhani Sungani zosintha pansi.
  2. Press your PC’s mphamvu button to enter sleep mode.

Use the Sleep Mode to Take Breaks From Your PC

If you’re someone who often needs to put their PC in sleep mode, Windows’ sleep mode shortcuts are real-time-savers for you. You can use both built-in shortcuts and your own shortcuts to ensure entering sleep mode on your PC isn’t a hassle.