Jarvis program put computer to sleep command

How to Put Your Windows Computer into Sleep Mode Using Jarvis Program Command

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If you're looking for ways to put your Windows PC into sleep mode without relying on traditional methods like pressing a physical button or navigating through menus, then you've come to the right place. In this article, we'll explore how to achieve this using simple commands within the popular voice assistant program called Jarvis.

Jarvis is an open-source software that allows users to control various aspects of their Windows operating system and other applications with just voice commands. It's incredibly useful for those who prefer hands-free operation or have mobility issues that make traditional mouse-and-keyboard interactions difficult.

The process we'll cover here assumes you already have Jarvis installed on your computer. If not, please follow the official installation instructions to get started before proceeding furtherwiththisarticle.

Once set up and configured correctly within its settings menu (which can usually be accessed by pressing 'Windows' + I), simply tell Jarvis something along these lines:

'Put my computer into sleep mode now.'

This will execute a pre-defined command that tells Windows to enter hibernation state - effectively putting your machine into low-power consumption standby until woken up again manually or automatically based on configured settings.

For those interested in digging deeper, here's what happens behind the scenes when you issue this specific voice command:

1. Jarvis receives the spoken instruction and processes it through its natural language recognition engine.

2. The recognized phrase is then matched against a pre-defined list of custom commands that have been previously linked to particular actions within Windows' Task Scheduler service (taskeng.exe).

3. Upon finding an exact match, taskeng.exe triggers execution of the associated batch file (.bat) or powershell script (.ps1), depending on how you've configured Jarvis during initial setup.

For example, if we wanted our computer's display to turn off after 5 minutes without any keyboard/mouse activity while still keeping CPU cores active for faster wake-up times:

a' Open Notepad (or your preferred text editor) as administrator.

b' Copy/Paste following codeblock into new document:

```

@echo off

sleep 300 # adjust time in seconds or use /t option instead e.g., sleep 30s = 30 sec

shutdown -m 0 -f -h 0 # shutdown immediately (-f force), otherwise delay specified number of minutes before shutting down entirely (-m)

exit

```

c' Save this as 'sleepmode.bat' anywhere within %UserProfile%\AppData\Local\Temp folder (create dirs if necessary).

d' Go back into Jarvis settings under Advanced > Shortcuts -> Add New and name it whatever you like e.g., 'Sleep Computer'.

e' In Command field, type: `wimputil.exe hibernatesystem`

f' Save changes & restart your system.

Now when saying 'sleep computer' out loud while having focus on the desktop should put everything into Hibernate mode until next wake-up event triggers!

Jarvis program put computer to sleep command