So you mean Microsoft can force your laptop to restart and lose all your work even when it's "off"? Amazing.
So you mean Microsoft can force your laptop to restart and lose all your work even when it's "off"? Amazing.
That being said, I hate this, with my old laptop I could close the lid and pop it in the bag and it would lose maybe 5-10% battery per day, with new laptop it happily unsleeps itself in the bag which has zero ventilation.
So for safety reasons I have to shut my laptop down before putting it in my bag, then have to wait for it to start up (which is slow due to corporate software) before being able to use it again.
(Never liked not having the sleep/hibernate choice on macOS. I know better than the computer what my upcoming plans are!)
My experiences with macOS involved tons of unexpected sharp corners like that. Really feels half-finished when you're coming from Linux, as ironic as that sounds
Sleep was a suspend/hibernate hybrid that allowed fast restarts if you still had power, but would restore from disk hibernate-style if you ran out of power while suspended.