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How to set the screen saver in Windows 10
1. Introduction
2. Change the sleep times in Windows 10
3. Read also
Introduction:
For a desktop PC, sleep settings are simpler because you are not limited by a battery. Laptops and mobile devices are different, requiring custom standby settings to maximize battery efficiency. If you do not want your laptop to run out when you're not using it. Here's how to easily configure the sleep settings in Windows 10.
Change the sleep times in Windows 10
You can change your Windows sleep settings with the following steps:
1. Open the search by pressing the Windows + Q shortcut.
2. Type "Power and Sleep" in the search bar.
3. The "Power and Sleep" window is displayed.
4. There will be two options:
o Screen: Set when to turn off the screen.
o Standby: Set when to put the PC to sleep.
5. Set the time for both using the drop-down menus.
If you use a laptop, there are actually four options that fall into two categories: one for the battery and the other for the connection. The first will see Windows 10 act accordingly when the PC is under the battery, while the last is for the times when your PC is plugged into an electrical outlet. These should be changed so that you can make the most of the available power.
