Windows 10: MS Store Apps closing in a Sleep Mode

Hey, one of the many many frustrating bugs features of Windows 11 is that of applications shutting down in a sleep mode.I think I found an easy way out of course except for MacOS/Linux. It's on the picture.The truth is I tried many more things so maybe it was an another solution, like SFC scan... but I am not facing this issue anymore.As a workaround, you can install apps not from the Windows Store but as classical exe files, which solves it for good as well.Good luck and lots of patience with MS products.Denis

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Microsoft store's Apps close on while on sleeping

most of the link if for computers that wont go to sleep... and that's not my issue.
i have updated all the drivers to the lastest releases.

dont have hybrid sleep (so i have to skip those steps).
i tried to change time of sleep ect. but after pc goes to sleep MS store's app close.
so?

 

Microsoft store's Apps close on while on sleeping

There were only three tutorials for apps closing during sleep which I placed at the top. Where are the results for those steps?

The rest of my post was about general sleep problems which cover everything that affects sleep, and sleep is what's at issue here.

Would you please go back to the top of the thread and at least work through the steps for sleep closing apps, report back the results of those so I know what else to suggest? There is not a lot on this out there, so we may need to find some new fixes here.

 

apps close when laptop goes on sleep mode

I would also suggest you try To adjust power settings related to sleep mode in Windows, you can follow these steps:

1. Open the Power Options settings:

Press the Windows key + X on your keyboard.

From the menu that appears, select "Power Options."

2. Choose a power plan:

**In the Power Options window, you'll see a list of power plans. Select the one that is currently active (usually labeled as "Balanced").

**Alternatively, you can click on "Change plan settings" next to the power plan you want to modify.

3. Adjust sleep settings:

**In the selected power plan settings, click on "Change advanced power settings." This will open the Power Options Advanced Settings dialog box.

4. Configure sleep settings:

**In the Advanced Settings dialog box, you'll see a list of power options and their subcategories. Locate and expand the "Sleep" category.

**Here, you can adjust various settings related to sleep mode, such as "Sleep after" (specifies the duration of inactivity before sleep mode is triggered) and "Allow hybrid sleep" (combines sleep mode with hibernation to ensure data is saved).

**Expand the subcategories and modify the settings according to your preferences.

You may also find additional settings related to apps and power management that you can adjust as needed.

5. Apply the changes:

**Once you have made the desired adjustments, click on the "Apply" button at the bottom-right corner of the Advanced Settings dialog box.

**Click "OK" to close the dialog box.

These steps may vary slightly depending on the version of Windows you are using, but the overall process should be similar.

I hope this helps Let me know what happens.