Can't enable Modern Standby

Some info on Modern Standby requirements.

"The number of systems capable of S0 low power idle model is increasing and more systems are expected to use the always on, instantly available power model instead of the traditional S3/S4 power model. The Modern Standby section outlines important changes, partner requirements, and best practices for enabling Modern Standby."

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...modern-standby

Why don't you just emulate most of S0 by setting your monitor to turn off after NNN minutes?
- That one simple action will get 90% of the job done. The rest might not be worth bothering with.
- And you'll retain the ability to use S3 Sleep whenever you want it [unlike most S0-capable computers such as one of mine].

Denis

MrPepka said:

OK, I found out from the manufacturer of my motherboard that it was wrong earlier and my motherboard does not support it

Solved thread. Not the way you wanted, but at least you know now.

t0yz said:

Told you it's an Intel thing for now, at least when it comes to desktops. You're really not losing much though, if anything, desktops are not well suited for a phone-like operating mode IMO and rebooting them periodically is good for the OS stability and performance.

My understanding is it's for lappy worker users who are popping up and down between flitting from here to there for the next 30 second meeting and need sub-zero response availability. I get tired just thinking about that.