Windows 10: power sequence order?

Hi,

I have a lenovo thinkpad 10 windows tablet in my car for media/sat-nav.

I would like to arrange a sequence for power shutdown if possible?

The first power state to initiate would be sleep.

This is initiated by the tablet losing power when the ignition is switched off.

Then, after 30 mins, i would like it to go into hibernate.

Then after another 90minutes , to shutdown.

I want this sequence to be automatic, and not involve any ''button pushing'' from me - except for the initial sleep command sent by power loss.

Is this possible?

Many Thanks



My thinking behind this is , If I leave the car for a short time, upon return the tablet will return immediately from sleep.

If I am away a bit longer, the tablet will initiate hibernation for battery saving, but will still start a bit slower if I return within 2 hours.

Any longer than that , the tablet shuts down, and will require rebooting upon return.

:)

 

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