Keep Awake
Override system power-saving settings.
Keep your system or display from going to sleep with just one click!
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Keep Awake -- Prevent your system or display from going to sleep with one click
Keep Awake adds a one-click toolbar toggle that prevents your computer from sleeping. No settings to configure, no complicated options -- just click the Keep Awake icon to stop your system or display from going to sleep, and click again to turn it off.
🔍 Why Keep Awake?
Your computer goes to sleep at the worst times -- during presentations, downloads, long installations, video calls, or when you step away briefly. Keep Awake gives you instant control. One click on the Keep Awake button and your system stays awake for as long as you need it.
⚡ How Keep Awake works:
✅ Click the Keep Awake toolbar button to prevent sleep -- click again to allow sleep
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Works as described. No ads, no distractions, no extra clicks - just does the job.
Works for my usecase. I often have to run programms that need to have the screen awake.