What this does is prevent the problematic sleep option from appearing in the Open-Shell power menu, and adds a "Sleep" option directly above the power menu that simply shuts off the display.

Navigate to Open-Shell Menu Settings -> "Main Menu" tab
Scroll to "Shutdown command" section
In the "Shutdown menu items:" field, enter the following - "switch_user, logoff, lock, restart, hibernate"
- This effectively hides the "sleep" command in the Open-Shell shutdown menu, but retains all the other default options
Navigate to the "Customize Start Menu" tab
Scroll down to the "Run" item, right-click and choose "Insert New Item" (this places a new item directly beneath "Run")
Right-click the new "Custom" item and choose "Edit Item"
In the Edit Item Menu, enter "monitor_off" in the Command field and "Sleep" for the Label

Proposed workaround for "Modern Standby (S0)" Open-Shell sleep issue (for Win7-style start menu) What this does is prevent the problematic sleep option from appearing in the Open-Shell power menu, and adds a "Sleep" option directly above the power menu that simply shuts off the display. - Navigate to Open-Shell Menu Settings -> "Main Menu" tab - Scroll to "Shutdown command" section - In the "Shutdown menu items:" field, enter the following - "switch_user, logoff, lock, restart, hibernate" - _This effectively hides the "sleep" command in the Open-Shell shutdown menu, but retains all the other default options_ - Navigate to the "Customize Start Menu" tab - Scroll down to the "Run" item, right-click and choose "Insert New Item" (this places a new item directly beneath "Run") - Right-click the new "Custom" item and choose "Edit Item" - In the Edit Item Menu, enter "monitor_off" in the Command field and "Sleep" for the Label

2Shirt commented

2022-06-16 20:28:09 -06:00

(Migrated from gitea.2shirt.work)

Workaround applied in 989fe9f047

Workaround applied in 989fe9f0471ee55c589a79c47bbe5eb22d321177