Recent content by hagenlund

I've tested this on several newly installed Windows 11 machines now, and I can definitely confirm that the steps listed in this article do not achieve the advertised effect. By following the steps in this guide, you *will* be able to put your laptop into a "Network disconnected" sleep mode. The...

This is specifically what I get when the laptop goes to sleep: - No "Disconnect" sound from my Bluetooth headset. - Cannot connect Bluetooth headset to phone while sleeping laptop is within Bluetooth range. - Laptop still visible as "Connected" in Bluetooth menu on my phone. - Laptop still...

I've reinstalled Windows 11 21H2 on a Latitude 7390 and applied fixes number two and three, rebooted, then verified with the powercfg command that I should be using "Standby S0 Network Disconnected", then verified with the event viewer that my laptop is going into Modern Standby status. Still...

Since the powercfg command shows the desired setting already, I don't think trying options 1 and 2 will make any difference. I'll try to reinstall Win11 on a third laptop and check if it works there. All the laptops I have available are Dell Latitudes, I don't know if that makes any difference.

Right, so to avoid confusion I will continue to use Microsoft's own terminology, which refers to S0 Modern Standby as a Sleep Mode. I've checked two Windows 11 laptops with s0 mode enabled, both in their default configuration, and the Sleep option appears on both. Thanks for the custom view...

Right, so according to the powercfg command, I should be good: However, even with these settings, if I click the power button on the start menu and select Sleep, the laptop retains its wifi connection and sends and receives a few kilobytes every minute, as verified in the menu on my wifi...

Wow, that was quick, thank you! And thanks also for the warm welcome! 👍 I tried option four, the reg file option, and I chose the Disable file in both instances. Maybe I've misunderstood what this should accomplish: I was hoping I'd be able to terminate any Bluetooth and WiFi connections simply...

I've followed the steps to disable connected standby using the registry files on this page. After doing this and rebooting my laptop, there was no difference. My laptop still retains Bluetooth and WiFi connections during sleep. What could be the problem?