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You can also use Presentation Mode to stop your PC going to sleep. PowerPoint does a good job of preventing the screen or PC from turning off during full screen presentation mode, however this doesn’t help if you need to run a browser or other application. Having special GPOs applying to groups of machines is one solution, however this will often be time consuming and complicated to setup in a corporate network with security and change control. In a corporate environment you will likely have group policies enforcing these settings that you are unable to change. On a standalone PC you can easily change the power settings to prevent your PC from going to sleep, but this is not ideal because you have to remember to switch it back again. For example you may need to run a display in an office or shop window, or avoid embarrassment during presentations. If you have a PC or laptop at work with settings or policies set to turn the screen off, lock the PC, or go to sleep, you may wish to prevent this from time to time. How to stop your PC from going to sleep, even if you have group policies enforcing sleep settings.
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