Ever since upgrading to Ventura, my network keeps putting itself to sleep when the computer has been inactive for ~10 minutes. Previously there was a system preferences setting that allowed one to prevent the network from sleeping when plugged in. Is there still a way to do so?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 13.1
Ratboy wrote:
Ever since upgrading to Ventura, my network keeps putting itself to sleep when the computer has been inactive for ~10 minutes. Previously there was a system preferences setting that allowed one to prevent the network from sleeping when plugged in. Is there still a way to do so?
See >System Settings>Battery> Options
ref:Set sleep and wake settings for your Mac - Apple Support
Ratboy wrote:
Ever since upgrading to Ventura, my network keeps putting itself to sleep when the computer has been inactive for ~10 minutes. Previously there was a system preferences setting that allowed one to prevent the network from sleeping when plugged in. Is there still a way to do so?
See >System Settings>Battery> Options
ref:Set sleep and wake settings for your Mac - Apple Support
First of all, there was never such a setting to prevent the network from ‘sleeping’. The network only sleeps when the computer itself sleeps so you need to check your settings for that. There is a setting to Wake for Network Access.
System Settings->Battery->Options for laptops
System Settings->Energy Saver for Desktops
Ventura: How do I prevent the network from sleeping?
