Does A Switch Download In Sleep Mode

While in Handheld mode or Tabletop mode the console will enter sleep mode after a set period of inactivity. This time can be set to 1, 3, 5, 10, or 30 minutes. To disable Auto-Sleep while using the console screen, select Never.

While in TV Mode the console will enter sleep mode after a set period of inactivity. This time can be set to 1, 2, 3, 6, or 12 hours. To disable Auto-Sleep while using the console in TV mode, select Never.

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The Nintendo Switch sleep mode lets you download games while your console is not in use. Sleep mode is ideal for making sure that you never lose out on valuable game time and have it ready to play as soon as you want. However, there are a few conditions that you need to meet.

To download a Switch game on sleep mode, simply download a game as normal through the Nintendo eShop or through your Nintendo Switch app. Next, avoid opening any games that even remotely connect to the internet to run. Then, allow your Switch to fall asleep on its own to continue downloading.

Aside from this, your Switch has to have at least 20% battery for a download to continue. With this, if you are planning to leave your Switch downloading on sleep mode, it may be better to hook it up to a plug or dock.

In general, it is faster to download games using sleep mode. By downloading during sleep mode, your Switch can dedicate its energy towards only the download instead of the other functions it needs to maintain.

The switch can handle it, but it's draining energy. If you don't plan on playing for a while, save the game and turn your switch off. The world doesn't run on an eternal and clean energy source yet people.

At the moment only a small amount of the energy produced in the world is green (meaning it doesn't have a negative impact on the environment) About 1/5 of the energy produced is renewable, unfortunately that doesn't mean it's harmless. Even though a few countries are taking good initiatives it doesn't mean you no longer have to worry about your energy usage and act like it's oxygen. There are people that leave their devices in sleep mode almost all the time, they should be more environmentally conscious. I'm not saying they're the problem, we all have an ecological footprint, but it's a good thing to try and be part of the solution instead. I'm trying to get more environmentally friendly myself, I hope others give it some thought as well.

Very rarely my Switch will freeze when waking it from sleep mode with a game running, and I have to force the game to close (I can still access the home screen and close the game from there), but that has only happened to me once or twice. Perhaps that's the sort of bug Nintendo is fixing with their stability patches.

@JamesToaster Since everyone's pointing out the obvious, I'll point out the reverse. If you plan on playing again within a day or so, don't turn it off. The boot up sequence to turn on the OS and get it into the game is a larger drain on the battery than it's tiny amount of usage in sleep mode in a short period like that.

If i manually activate Sleep mode using menu button>sleep mode. Then i use the same to turn sleep mode off - the watch face changes, the display brightens, and it all looks like sleep mode has stopped. However, morning report doesn't actvate, no sleep data is available, and any attempt to do an activity results in a message telling me i am still in Sleep mode. I have to then go into the sleep widget and also deactivate sleep mode from there.

Hi VersaPeet, I had a similar issue with my C415 but I don't have that issue any longer. My issue was that there was an appliance plugged into the same circut as my C415 and when that appliance kicked on, it would cause a power surge and then my C415 would come out of sleep mode. I moved my device to a new outlet and I no longer have that issue.

I've also seen that when the network port was reset that my device would come out of sleep mode. I assume this is due to the network switch port reactivating and the device thinging a job is coming in.

I would try unplugging the device from the network and see how sleepmode is working. If it does not wake, something on your network is causing it to wake. If it's wakes not connected to the network, it is a device setting that is keeping it awake.

Software and add-on content can be downloaded to your Nintendo Switch system while it is in sleep mode when it is connected to the Internet and there is sufficient space on the system memory or inserted microSD card. Downloads can also be initiated from your PC or smartphone while the system is in sleep mode.

I've not had a switch until Animal Crossing New Horizons, and the last Animal Crossing I even played was Wild World for DS, which didn't have much a real sleep/quick start mode like Switch seems to have.

So my question is, what happens if I leave the game running and just sleep the switch for a period of time. Does the game kick you back out to menu so it can re-calculate everything? does the sun/townsfolk/bugs/etc. just warp around to their 'correct' places. What about time triggered cutscenes (housing upgrades, shop changes, events, etc.)?

There is no problem leaving your switch on sleep. When you come back to the game the next day, it will check your system clock and update the game state accordingly. Cutscenes will start if you have one pending.

TLF35584 on TC366TH v1.0 eval board can successfully enter normal mode. However when I try to switch to STANDBY mode or SLEEP mode it doesn't enter these modes. When I try to switch from normal mode to standby it enters to INIT state. Similarly, when I try to switch from normal to sleep it enters to WAKE state. I checked and confirmed that ENA , WAK and SPI commands. Also, I tried to switch from WAKE state to Standby state but it switched itself to INIT mode. I also can switch from INIT to Normal mode again. There is only two conditions that make impossible to switch to standby or sleep mode which is this condition: "MCU current from QUC did not fall below configured threshold" and "MCU current from QUC did not fall below threshold if configured".

tc366th seems to draw 110mA in normal mode is it normal? TLF only enters init or wake modes due to current threshold problems in my opinion cuz ENA and WAK are always zero I confirmed by reading wake up status registers as well. AND, Even though I configured DEVCFG0 and DEVCFG2 registers at their maximum levels (100mA threshold and 1.6ms transition delay) still I cant switch. And I dont have access to documents you shared above, I emailed support and waiting for reply.

The populations of wake- and sleep-promoting neurons are shown as components of a counterpoised switch at the upper left, and the REM-on and REM-off populations at the lower right. (Red arrows indicate inhibitory projections, green arrows excitatory ones.) The monoaminergic arousal neurons that inhibit the VLPO during wakefulness also inhibit the REM-on and excite the REM-off neurons in the REM switch, thus making it nearly impossible for normal individuals to transition directly from wakefulness to a REM state. On the other hand, when there is loss of orexin signaling in narcolepsy, both switches become destabilized, and their normal cascading relationship is disrupted, so that it is possible for individuals with narcolepsy to enter fragmentary components of REM sleep (cataplexy, sleep paralysis, hypnagogic hallucinations) directly from the waking state. The clinical phenomena encountered in narcolepsy when each population of wake-, sleep-, or REM-promoting neurons fires at the wrong time is identified in parentheses.

When in sleep mode, I switch off power supply, remove hdd1(where the old OS is), connect hdd2(where the new OS is), switch on the power supply, power on the PC, can the state of old OS affect the state of new OS?

Had 2 disks in my pc when I put it in sleep mode. Forgot about it and later removed the other (external) disk, not the one that has the OS on it. After that I could not startup the pc, no signal, no output whatsoever. Tried to put the external disk back but didn't help. Changed the OS disk with another functional but also no output on monitor. Had a spare RAM so I removed all disk's and try to boot with a new RAM and now I finally got startup signals but had no disk so it was waiting for an insert disk. Then tried the same with the RAMs I removed (have 2) and again got the startup signal but when I inserted the OS disk it went back where it was.

Many computer users almost NEVER shut down their computers. There are many positive benefits to this (especially if you're a Mac user). When a Mac goes to sleep, almost every component inside the computer is turned off; what is not turned off is set in a 'low-power mode'. The contents of the RAM and Video RAM are saved, the network ports might still get a little power, and a few other subsystems stay on, but pretty much everything else is off.

On a laptop, this mode uses VERY little battery power - if you're going to use your laptop again within a day or so without the power adaptor plugged in, this could actually save battery power, as shutting down/starting up uses a lot more energy (much more disk access, processor power, etc.). On a desktop, this could save a little energy (thus a few $$$), especially if you put it to sleep a few times a day when you know you won't be using it. 17dc91bb1f