Windows 10: Win 10 home 64 bit command line Sleep command

If I use the power icon and thenclick sleep my backup software will wake up my computer and backup run myschedule.
If I use any of the followingcommand lines, the software cannot wake my computer, I have ran “powercfg/h /off” at C:\windows\system32 in Powershell as administrator
Does anyone know of a bettercommand to put the computer to sleep?
%windir%\System32\rundll32.exepowrprof.dll,SetSuspendState Standby
%windir%\System32\rundll32.exepowrprof.dll, SetSuspendState Standby
C:\Windows\System32\rundll32.exePowrprof.dll,SetSuspendState Sleep 0,1,0
C:\Windows\System32\rundll32.exe Powrprof.dll, SetSuspendStateSleep 0,1,0
Doyou know of a better command to put the computer to sleep

I downloaded psshutdown
C:\Windows\psshutdown.exe -d -t xx xx= number of sec till sleep

:)

 

UNABLE TO RUN "SECPOL.MSC" COMMAND IN WINDOWS 10 HOME SINGLE LANGUAGE 64 BIT OPERATING SYSTEM

Dear Sir/Madam,

We are using “Windows 10 Home Single Language 64” Bit original operating system. As you know that there is one command (secpol.msc) we use for time locking or time changing. But the problem is when we using this command in” windows 7” operating system
it is working, but when we using this command in “windows 10 Home Single Language 64 Bit” it is not working. On the other hand this command working in “windows 10 Pro”. Our problem is, it is not working in “Windows 10 Home Single Language 64 Bit” operating
system. We required that command on “Windows 10 Home Single Language 64 Bit” operating system.

So, please help me about that problem and give solutions for the same.

 

Windows 7 64-bit upgrade to Windows 10 64-bit

The upgrade will do like for like:

Win 7 Home to Win 10 Home

Win 7 Pro to Win 10 Pro

Win 7 64 bit to Win 10 64 Bit...

 

The first one simply turns Hibernation off, disables Fast Startup, and deletes the system file hiberfil.sys. I'm not aware of connection with Sleep or waking up on a trigger. I have these settings, as stated, on my machine, and I can still put it to sleep and wake it up. I'm not familiar with the last four at all, although sleep states are usually (I think) set in the BIOS. Whatever is set there is available in the OS. S0-S4, I think. Maybe S5.

A little more info here: NO Hibernation just SLEEP

Also, you might want to check your advanced power plan settings to see if you have enabled wake timers.