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 ===== Set computer to automatically turn on computer after power failure - BIOS setting =====
-For Dell desktop computers, you can go into the BIOS to enable a feature that automatically turns on the computer after a power failure:
+For Dell desktop computers at York, you can go into the BIOS to enable a feature that automatically turns on the computer after a power failure:
   - Power the system On and press the **F2** key at the Dell logo to enter the BIOS.
   - Once in the BIOS, click the plus to the left of **Power Management**
   - Then **AC Recovery**, choose the box **Last State**. Click **Apply** at the bottom. Then **Exit**.
+===== Change Windows 10 power settings to disable SLEEP =====
+In Windows 10, click on **Start** -> type "Power" -> choose **Power & Sleep settings** -> under heading **Sleep**, click on drop down and choose **Never** -> then click on **Additional power settings** (another screen will pop up)
+Click on **Change plan settings** -> Confirm that **Put the computer to sleep** is set to **Never** (if not, change it to **Never**) -> then click on **Change advance power settings** (another screen will pop up)
+ Advance settings:
+    * Expand **Hard disk** -> Set **Turn off hard disk after** to **0**
+    * Expand **Sleep** -> Set **Sleep after** *0 Minutes* -> Set **Allow hybrid sleep** to **Off** -> Set **Hibernate after** (if available) to **0**
+    * Click **Apply** -> then **Ok**