I would be very interested to know if sudo pmset -c sleep 60 (or whatever value you choose) actually works for a Haswell-based MacBook Air. (You can read more about pmset at or man pmset in Terminal.) I can also set different sleep times for disksleep and displaysleep This started after when I updated to 11.5.1 and also after updating it to 11.5.2 the issue is still there. the screen time keeps counting and I can see the light from the sides of the mac. If I wanted that same setting for when the MacBook is on battery power (not AC/wall power), then I would use The display doesnt go to sleep when I shut the top lid. Tells my MacBook Air not to put the computer to sleep, even if the display goes to sleep. If I want my MacBook Air to go to skeep after 60 minutes of idle time when it is plugged into wall/AC power, I can set that using:
Manipulating computer sleep time with pmset It will show you the current pmset settings and it will also save a copy to ~/Desktop/original-pmset.txt so you can keep it as a reference. Sudo pmset -g live | tee -a ~/Desktop/original-pmset.txt Note: Instead of choosing “Never” and not allowing your Mac to go to sleep, it is better to make your Mac stay awake for a longer duration of time by moving the slider to 15 or 30 minutes.Knodi was close, but pmset sleep 180 does not mean "180 x display sleep time" it simply means 180 minutes.īefore you change any of your pmset settings, I would take note of your current settings. Click on the Apple Icon from the top menu bar on your Mac and then click on System Preferences option in the drop-down menu.Ģ. On the System Preferences screen, click on Energy Saver.ģ. On the Energy Saver Screen, click on the Power Adapter Tab and then Move the slider beside “ Turn Display off After” all the way to the right to Never Position (See image below).Ĥ. Next, click on the Battery tab and move the slider next to “ Turn display off after” to Never position (See image below) Stop Mac From Automatically Sleepingįollow the steps below to stop Mac from automatically sleeping, whenever it is left unattended.ġ. This can get very annoying, especially when you are in the middle of reading something and the display on your Mac turns off and goes into Sleep Mode. The Power Saving Auto-sleep feature is turned OFF while you are watching movies or videos on your Mac and not while you are reading or going through an interesting article on a website.
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