Computer Sleep Slider gone?

[romanaOne]

Sleep works from the Apple Menu. There's no more "Computer sleep" slider in the Energy Saver pref pane. I'm not sure this is Yosemite-specific, as I have read elsewhere online that this has happened on earlier real macs. The only helpful suggestion I saw was:

Go to Terminal and type:

man pmset

 

[RehabMan]

Sleep works from the Apple Menu. There's no more "Computer sleep" slider in the Energy Saver pref pane. I'm not sure this is Yosemite-specific, as I have read elsewhere online that this has happened on earlier real macs. The only helpful suggestion I saw was:

Go to Terminal and type:

man pmset

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Just like a real Mac.

 

[romanaOne]

Just like a real Mac.

Doh! You mean Apple did away with it?

I think I set that sleep 60 (minutes) before upgrading from Mavericks.

There must be some way to get it back?

~>pmset -g

Active Profiles:
Battery Power        -1
AC Power        -1*
Currently in use:
 standbydelay         10800
 standby              1
 womp                 0
 halfdim              1
 hibernatefile        /var/vm/sleepimage
 darkwakes            0
 gpuswitch            2
 networkoversleep     0
 disksleep            10
 [B]sleep                60[/B]
 autopoweroffdelay    14400
 hibernatemode        3
 autopoweroff         1
 ttyskeepawake        1
 displaysleep         20
 lidwake              1

 

[RehabMan]

Doh! You mean Apple did away with it?

It has been gone for quite a while for certain models.

There must be some way to get it back?

Maybe... I just use NoSleep.

 

[mywhitenoise]

I think I set that sleep 60 (minutes) before upgrading from Mavericks.

There must be some way to get it back?

Have you found out how to set the "Computer Sleep" option yet?

 

[RehabMan]

Have you found out how to set the "Computer Sleep" option yet?

What hardware?

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[bobino]

There is a hint on how to get it back here but it did not work for me (I went as far as to editing all the plist files having the specified string in it). See http://forums.macrumors.com/threads...tem-sleep-timers.1595455/page-2#post-19056087