Up until a couple days ago, I used to be able to press the Windows key
and then the letters S and L and the system would immediately move
Sleep Settings to the top of the list. Nice, since I use it fairly
often.

But, as of two days ago, something changed. WindowsKey + SL now comes
up with one file folder as the only suggestion (GarminExpress SL).
Anything after that ( such as the letter e in the word sleep) is
flagged as "No results for "sle".

But the Sleep function IS still available. I have to use
Windows-Key+I, then select System, then select Power & Sleep.

So why did this happen?

How do I get back to only needing two characters to get to the Sleep
settings?

Changes that I didn't make are concerning to me.

Thanks, Dan Z

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On 7/16/24 06:37 PM, dyno dan wrote:

Up until a couple days ago, I used to be able to press the Windows key
and then the letters S and L and the system would immediately move
Sleep Settings to the top of the list. Nice, since I use it fairly
often.

But, as of two days ago, something changed. WindowsKey + SL now comes
up with one file folder as the only suggestion (GarminExpress SL).
Anything after that ( such as the letter e in the word sleep) is
flagged as "No results for "sle".

But the Sleep function IS still available. I have to use
Windows-Key+I, then select System, then select Power & Sleep.

So why did this happen?

How do I get back to only needing two characters to get to the Sleep settings?

Changes that I didn't make are concerning to me.

Thanks, Dan Z

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Isn't that list you are seeing the most recent list?
If that's the case, then I'd say it's just forgotten it. You've maybe entered too many other places.
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On 7/17/24 02:49 AM, ...winston wrote:

dyno dan wrote:

Up until a couple days ago, I used to be able to press the Windows key
and then the letters S and L and the system would immediately move
Sleep Settings to the top of the list. Nice, since I use it fairly
often.

But, as of two days ago, something changed.  WindowsKey + SL now comes
up with one file folder as the only suggestion (GarminExpress SL).
Anything after that ( such as the letter e in the word sleep) is
flagged as "No results for "sle".

But the Sleep function IS still available. I have to use
Windows-Key+I, then select System, then select Power & Sleep.

So why did this happen?

How do I get back to only needing two characters to get to the Sleep
settings?

Changes that I didn't make are concerning to me.

Thanks, Dan Z

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What happens when you enter
 WindowsKey + SLE

Nothing, he said that in the OP.
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On Wed, 17 Jul 2024 02:49:44 -0400, "...winston"
<winstonmvp@gmail.com> wrote:

dyno dan wrote:

Up until a couple days ago, I used to be able to press the Windows key
and then the letters S and L and the system would immediately move
Sleep Settings to the top of the list. Nice, since I use it fairly
often.

But, as of two days ago, something changed. WindowsKey + SL now comes
up with one file folder as the only suggestion (GarminExpress SL).
Anything after that ( such as the letter e in the word sleep) is
flagged as "No results for "sle".

But the Sleep function IS still available. I have to use
Windows-Key+I, then select System, then select Power & Sleep.

So why did this happen?

How do I get back to only needing two characters to get to the Sleep
settings?

Changes that I didn't make are concerning to me.

Thanks, Dan Z

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What happens when you enter
WindowsKey + SLE

"No results found for SLE"




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On 7/17/2024 2:49 AM, ...winston wrote:

dyno dan wrote:

Up until a couple days ago, I used to be able to press the Windows key
and then the letters S and L and the system would immediately move
Sleep Settings to the top of the list. Nice, since I use it fairly
often.

But, as of two days ago, something changed.  WindowsKey + SL now comes
up with one file folder as the only suggestion (GarminExpress SL).
Anything after that ( such as the letter e in the word sleep) is
flagged as "No results for "sle".

But the Sleep function IS still available. I have to use
Windows-Key+I, then select System, then select Power & Sleep.

So why did this happen?

How do I get back to only needing two characters to get to the Sleep
settings?

Changes that I didn't make are concerning to me.

Thanks, Dan Z

__

What happens when you enter
 WindowsKey + SLE

Winston, you're slipping. Clearly they've added an "I'm
feeling lucky" key and Dan is accidentally hitting it. :)

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On Tue, 16 Jul 2024 18:37:29 -0400, dyno dan <logic@is.important>
wrote:

Up until a couple days ago, I used to be able to press the Windows key
and then the letters S and L and the system would immediately move
Sleep Settings to the top of the list. Nice, since I use it fairly
often.

But, as of two days ago, something changed. WindowsKey + SL now comes
up with one file folder as the only suggestion (GarminExpress SL).
Anything after that ( such as the letter e in the word sleep) is
flagged as "No results for "sle".

But the Sleep function IS still available. I have to use
Windows-Key+I, then select System, then select Power & Sleep.

So why did this happen?

How do I get back to only needing two characters to get to the Sleep >settings?

Changes that I didn't make are concerning to me.

Thanks, Dan Z

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I have satisfactorily minimized this annoyance by placing the Win-10
"Settings" page on the task-bar permanently. With this I can bring up
the page, select "System" and then "Power & Sleep." I still have no
idea why this is now necessary.

Thanks for your thoughts, folks!

-dan z-

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Let the politicians know how you feel.
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