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What does “Managed by Windows” do in the Power options for network connection?
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In the power management option for Windows 10 I can configure what happens to my network connection when my PC goes to sleep for power saving:
When my PC is asleep and on battery power, disconnect from the network
- Never
- Always
- Managed by Windows
While I can make sense of the first two options, what exactly is the effect of having this being managed by Windows?
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In the power management option for Windows 10 I can configure what happens to my network connection when my PC goes to sleep for power saving:
When my PC is asleep and on battery power, disconnect from the network
- Never
- Always
- Managed by Windows
While I can make sense of the first two options, what exactly is the effect of having this being managed by Windows?
windows windows-10 power-management
asked May 2 at 18:55
ComicSansMSComicSansMS
20217
add a comment |
In the power management option for Windows 10 I can configure what happens to my network connection when my PC goes to sleep for power saving:
When my PC is asleep and on battery power, disconnect from the network
- Never
- Always
- Managed by Windows
While I can make sense of the first two options, what exactly is the effect of having this being managed by Windows?
windows windows-10 power-management
asked May 2 at 18:55
ComicSansMSComicSansMS
20217
In the power management option for Windows 10 I can configure what happens to my network connection when my PC goes to sleep for power saving:
When my PC is asleep and on battery power, disconnect from the network
- Never
- Always
- Managed by Windows
While I can make sense of the first two options, what exactly is the effect of having this being managed by Windows?
windows windows-10 power-management
windows windows-10 power-management
asked May 2 at 18:55
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20217
asked May 2 at 18:55
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20217
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20217
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According to this Microsoft Doc:
Managed by Windows - Only important apps that have been recently used are permitted to maintain access to the network. Apps designated as important are:
Any app that the user sets to Allow to run background tasks
All VOIP apps
answered May 2 at 19:21
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While I can make sense of the first two options, what exactly is the effect of having this being managed by Windows?
It means only important recently used applications are allowed to maintain access to the network.
Source: Network Connection Settings
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According to this Microsoft Doc:
Managed by Windows - Only important apps that have been recently used are permitted to maintain access to the network. Apps designated as important are:
Any app that the user sets to Allow to run background tasks
All VOIP apps
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According to this Microsoft Doc:
Managed by Windows - Only important apps that have been recently used are permitted to maintain access to the network. Apps designated as important are:
Any app that the user sets to Allow to run background tasks
All VOIP apps
answered May 2 at 19:21
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According to this Microsoft Doc:
Managed by Windows - Only important apps that have been recently used are permitted to maintain access to the network. Apps designated as important are:
Any app that the user sets to Allow to run background tasks
All VOIP apps
answered May 2 at 19:21
BillDOeBillDOe
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According to this Microsoft Doc:
Managed by Windows - Only important apps that have been recently used are permitted to maintain access to the network. Apps designated as important are:
Any app that the user sets to Allow to run background tasks
All VOIP apps
answered May 2 at 19:21
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While I can make sense of the first two options, what exactly is the effect of having this being managed by Windows?
It means only important recently used applications are allowed to maintain access to the network.
Source: Network Connection Settings
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While I can make sense of the first two options, what exactly is the effect of having this being managed by Windows?
It means only important recently used applications are allowed to maintain access to the network.
Source: Network Connection Settings
answered May 2 at 19:44
RamhoundRamhound
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While I can make sense of the first two options, what exactly is the effect of having this being managed by Windows?
It means only important recently used applications are allowed to maintain access to the network.
Source: Network Connection Settings
answered May 2 at 19:44
RamhoundRamhound
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While I can make sense of the first two options, what exactly is the effect of having this being managed by Windows?
It means only important recently used applications are allowed to maintain access to the network.
Source: Network Connection Settings
answered May 2 at 19:44
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