Windows 10: How to switch from Standby S0 Low Power Idle Network Connected to Network Disconnected?

So I have the following mode right now on my Laptop. There is no official way to switch from S0 to S3. But at least can I change S0 Network Connected to S0 Network Disconnected officially or it's not available anymore as well?powercfg -aThe following sleep states are available on this system:Standby S0 Low Power Idle Network ConnectedHibernateFast StartupThe following sleep states are not available on this system:Standby S1The system firmware does not support this standby state.This standby state is disabled when S0 low power idle is supported.Standby S2

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S0 low power idle is not supported

Open a command prompt as administrator.

Enter "powercfg /a"

What is displayed under Standby (S0 Low power Idle?

 

S0 Low Power Idle (Modern Standby) and wake from sleep  

Thanks Denis, you are certainly very helpful. So far I have not witnessed anything that would work during S0 idle despite the high temperatures (but, I've had this computer for just 2 weeks and I don't use things like Cortana). So far it is a mystery for me what exactly is running during S0 idle, and is there a way I can affect what is running, and is there a way I can (remotely) communicate with a computer at S0 idle.

I am familiar with powercfg.exe to some extent (because I have used AutoHotkey to control certain things via powercfg). When I experiment with that scheme_current Network Connectivity Enabled/Disabled, it doesn't make any difference. The result is exactly the same with both cases: AnyDesk always says online (but still can't connect when S0 idling), TeamViewer always goes offline immediately when S0 idling.

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powercfg /a did say (at the last row) that S0 network connectivity was disabled by group policy. So I enabled the "Allow network connectivity during connected-standby (plugged in)" policy and then powercfg /a did say available for "Standby (S0 Low Power Idle) Network Connected", but still no difference. Or at least WOL and AnyDesk are not working during S0 idle still.

 

S0 Low Power Idle (Modern Standby) and wake from sleep

Nice. I have some experience on WOL since it's so important to me and I've set it up on several computers. Also Wake on Wireless LAN (WoWLAN) does exist (both WiFi device as the magic packet sender and as the magic packet receiver). But in my experience, waking is a bit of a gamble. You buy a system and then hope that waking works, often requiring a number steps to get it working (for example with USB devices it matters how your USB devices are connected, with or without hubs etc.).

Now I continue trying to find out how to remotely wake the S0 low idle computer.

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About the energy consumption: I have now measured the temperature. It's 40°C at the bottom on the laptop in the S0 idle (after hours of S0 idle). Also a fan is constantly on (very quiet and low speed, but still it is on). The bottom of the computer feels considerably warm to the hand. Needless to say, this is very bad design. Especially if there's no way to make the idle state much, much less energy consuming. On the bottom of the laptop there's a spot which is "hot", so this mode seems quite far away from the S3 sleep, which would keep a computer somewhere around the room temperature without running fans.

About the WOL when S0 idling: I can't get Add Networking connectivity in Standby to Power Options in Windows 10 working, in other words I can't get "Networking connectivity in Standby" to appear in Power Options, so it's possible that is Disabled permanently. Which might be the reason why I can't get WOL working. Even my ethernet adapter has "Modern Standby WoL Magic Packet" Enabled, it just doesn't work.

What is also surprising is that Google finds only 9 results on "modern standby wol magic packet". So apparently WOL is just not so popular (I do need to use it regularly on multiple computers).