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On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service
On a laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 installed, set it to keep power even when the lid is closed. In the terminal window, edit the /etc/systemd/logind.conf file with sudo privileges.
HandleLidSwitch is set to suspend by default, but if it is changed to ignore, the power on state is maintained even when the lid is closed. You need to change the settings and reboot or restart the service.
restart service