💻How to Change Power and Sleep Settings in Windows 11
After upgrading to Windows 11 or receiving a new computer, you might find that your device sleeps sooner than expected. This is normal and part of Microsoft’s effort to improve energy efficiency, especially for laptops.
😴💻If you find your device sleeping too quickly—especially during meetings or presentations—you can easily adjust these settings:
Go to Settings > System > Power & battery
Click Screen and sleep
Adjust the timers to suit your preferences
For more details, you can visit Microsoft’s official guide:
🔗 Power settings in Windows 11

If you need assistance or have questions, please contact the Stride IT Helpdesk:
Here’s a quick comparison of the default sleep settings:
Windows 11 Defaults:
Windows 10 Defaults (for reference):
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