Which laptops support Connected Modern Standby, also know as S0 low power idle

[Paul_Review2020]

I heard and saw a feature on my friends laptop called Modern Standby.  It adds the ability to go into and resume from "Modern Standby".  The sleep state in the older model was S3 but in this new model it is S0i3, which Microsoft refers to as Modern Standby and Intel calls S0 Low Power Idle.

So, with this feature enabled, I can wake the Laptop Sleep by saying "Hey Cortana".  This even works with the lid down.

I think this is a great feature but I was surprised I did not know about it when I was doing research to purchase a new laptop this summer.

How can a consumer buying from retail know which HP Laptops support this capability ?

Thanks,

Paul Review

[A4Apollo]

Hey there! @Paul_Review2020, Thanks for stopping by the HP Support Forums!

I understand you need to know if HP consumer laptops support modern standby.

Don't worry I'd like to help you out.

Did you make any software or hardware changes on your PC?

As you mentioned you need to know if HP consumer laptops support modern standby.

I did check few records and found that the latest laptop from HP which has an 8th generation processor supports modern standby.

You can buy HP Spectre x360 using this link: https://store.hp.com/us/en/mdp/laptops/spectre-x360-211501--1#!&tab=vao

Also, You can see a list of the sleep states available on your computer by typing "powercfg /a" at the Command Prompt. If your PC lists "S0 Low Power Idle" as an available sleep state, you're good. If not, you're out of luck.

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[Paul_Review2020]

Sorry Mr Robot,

But your answer did not address my question

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[Paul_Review2020]

Your private message was for me to contact phone support.

Why?

I thought this discussion board was for the community ?

Thanks