Expand its contents by clicking the plus sign (+) to the left of the word Sleep.Find Sleep in the tree below the drop down.The drop down menu near the top of the window should display the type of plan (balanced, powersaver, high performance) then.Click Change plan settings to the right of whichever plan is selected.
Either Balanced (recommended) or Power saver will be selected (some computers may have additional options).Under Related settings, click Additional power settings.Click the Start button (the windows logo on the left of the taskbar).To prevent your computer from hibernating, follow these steps: If your computer is set up to hibernate after going to sleep, your computer may not wake up to apply scheduled updates, even after configuring the sleep settings. You can now put your computer to sleep and still receive scheduled updates. Under the Power section, check the box beside Wake the computer to run this task.Once the correct time is displayed, double-click on the task or right-click on the task and select Properties.If the time is still different than expected, you may need to verify the time entered in Drake, then click Refresh again.If the time is different than expected, click on Refresh on the right, then check the listed time.In the Triggers column, the time for automatic updates you set up in Drake should be listed.For example, the task would be named 2018DrakeUpdatesC if Drake was installed on your C drive.On the top of the Task Scheduler Library window, find a task with the name 2018DrakeUpdates followed by the drive letter in the Name column.On the left of the Task Scheduler window, find and click on Task Scheduler Library.Type Schedule Tasks in the Windows search box.
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