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How to keep laptop running with lid closed?
Doublespresso
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I'd like to be able to keep the laptop running (for example all night) but with the lid closed (screen off as well)
Is there a way of doing this?
Is there a way of doing this?
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via power settings0
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Go to control panel >>> Power options >>> System Settings and select "do nothing" in when I close the lid
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Thanks, I looked into this but there is no option to switch off the screen...
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then you have to make it as Sleep mode.0
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The screen switches off when you close the lid, do nothing stops hibernation/suspend.!!
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Other way is go to power option and select power saver mode and set time in turn of the display as you need.0
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Pressing Fn+F6 usually turns off the screen on most laptops. You will need to do this manually before closing the lid thoughDoublespresso wrote: »Thanks, I looked into this but there is no option to switch off the screen...
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The screen will switch off anyway, look at it when its almost closed.0
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The little man who lives in your fridge and turns the light off when you close the door has a brother who does the same when you close the lid of your laptop. Even if you select 'Do nothing', he still switches your screen off for you.0
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maxtweenie wrote: »The little man who lives in your fridge and turns the light off when you close the door has a brother who does the same when you close the lid of your laptop. Even if you select 'Do nothing', he still switches your screen off for you.
I hear you, like the addage of does a tree make a sound when it falls if you can't see it :rotfl:Owner of andrewhope.co.uk, hate cars and love them
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