Step 2: Expand 'Computer Configuration', expand 'Administrative Templates', expand 'Windows Components', and then click on 'File Explorer'. Step 1: Open the Local Group Policy Editor, through typing 'gpedit.msc' (without quotation marks) in the Start menu Search box. Method 2: Add Sleep option to Power menu using Group Policy Editor Step 5: Now bring up the Start menu, click the Power button, and check if the missing Sleep option is back to the Power options menu. Step 4: Check the Sleep box under the 'Shutdown settings' section, and click 'Save changes' button. Step 3: Click the 'Change settings that are currently unavailable' link. Step 2: Click 'Hardware and Sound', and then click 'Change what the power buttons do' under 'Power Options' section. Step 1: Open Windows 10 Control Panel by pressing Win + X and then selecting Control Panel. Method 1: Add Sleep to Power options menu via Control Panel In this post, I will show you how to add Sleep option to Power menu in Windows 10. If the Sleep is missing from the Power options menu, it would be not convenient when you want to force your computer into Sleep mode. Is there any way I can fix the problem and add the Sleep option to the Power menu?'īy default, the Windows 10 Power button menu (or Shut down menu) contains Sleep, Shut down, and Restart options. ' After upgrading to Windows 10, I find the Sleep option disappeared from the Power options menu. Fix: Sleep Option Missing from Power Menu in Windows 10

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