You can choose what happens when you press the power button on your computer case (or the edge of a laptop). The computer can shut down, sleep, hibernate, or do nothing. You can apply the same setting to all of your power plans or you can apply different settings to individual power plans.
On the Select a power plan page, in the left pane, click Choose what the power buttons do.
On the Define power buttons and turn on password protection page, next to When I press the power button, choose what you want your computer to do when you press the power button.
If you have a laptop, you can choose separate settings for when your laptop is running on battery and when it's plugged in.
Click Save changes.
On the Select a power plan page, click Change plan settings for the plan that you want to change.
On the Change settings for the plan page, click Change advanced power settings.
On the Advanced settings tab, expand Power buttons and lid, expand Power button action, choose what you want your computer to do when you press the power button, and then click OK.
If you have a laptop, you can choose separate settings for when your laptop is running on battery and when it's plugged in.
Besides changing what the power button does, you can also change the default action that occurs when you click the Shut Down button on the Start menu.
By default, clicking the Shut Down button on the Start menu shuts down your computer. You can change this so that instead of shutting down, your computer logs you off, locks, restarts, goes into a sleep state, or goes into hibernation.
Click the Start Menu tab.
In the Power button action list, click an item, and then click OK.
When you change the action of the Shut Down button, the name of the button changes to reflect the new action.
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