Check NIC Power State via CMD

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For Windows 10; there's a feature for the NIC to go into power saving mode. Is there a way to prove its doing that? Such as, if it's currently sleepy. How can I verify that it is asleep? Or check for past events of when it did go to sleep? Is there an Event in Event Viewer I can check for this?

Edward Byrds

Posted 2019-08-29T14:27:17.473

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You could use the command powercfg /sleepstudy to achieve report. It will records the sleep time and wake up time. For the power saving mode, I'm afraid that we need to use powershell command to disable or enable. – daidai – 2019-08-30T07:49:03.440

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