No, sleep mode shuts down most all hardware components (CPU, graphics card, NIC (network card), VDU) to preserve as much power as possible without losing your current computer session by keeping the ram turned on. In turn, the driver that powers your network card is off, the CPU that processes the data is off, and the hard drive that it saves to is off.
No you cannot, while in sleep mode it shuts down your networking therefore not allowing you to download however you can turn off your monitor while this process is going on to keep it from going into sleep mode.
No. Sleep mode is a low power standby mode. No processes are taking place while in sleep mode.
sleep mode.
for sure
You wake it up:)
Yes of course :)
To play music on your laptop while in sleep mode, you generally cannot do so directly since sleep mode suspends all activities and powers down most components. However, you can use features like "Wake on LAN" or set up a music server that can stream music when the laptop is in a low-power state. Alternatively, consider using "hibernate" mode instead, which saves your session but allows some applications to run if configured correctly. For continuous playback, keep the laptop awake or use a dedicated music device.
when the system is on sleep, it pauses the download. because the sleep mode is for saving resources like power. so all the stuff goes to suspend mode. the system must be in running mode for downloading. For laptop you can change the setting which says that do not put laptop on sleep when lid is closed.
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No, it will not.
I would not recommend it. I have read about it being bad for your laptop to be on sleep mode all of the time, especially if you carry it with you while it is on sleep mode. Also, your laptop will get slower after a while. I think the traveling with your laptop in sleep mode is less of a problem if you have a Solid State Drive (SSD). Never the less, I would recommend at least once a week turning your computer off entirely for a few hours.
Sleep Mode ≤ 4 watts on a personal computer and ≤ 2 watts with regards to a laptop