I'm rendering a huge video file on my Mac overnight, and I need it to stay awake. I've heard some Macs automatically sleep after a while even with some settings changed. How can I make sure my Mac doesn't go to sleep at all during this process?
8 months ago
I was struggling with this during my overnight downloads last week. Just open Terminal and type 'caffeinate' and press Enter. It keeps the Mac awake until you close the window.
7 months ago
Yes, using the free 'Amphetamine' app from the Mac App Store is the easiest and safest way to manage this.
6 months ago
You can change this in System Settings under Lock Screen by setting the sleep time to 'Never'. Hope this helps you finish your work comfortably.
8 months ago
Settings change karna bahut simple hai, haan na. Just change display sleep to 'Never' under Lock Screen, but baad mein settings normal karna mat bhoolna.
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5 months ago
Actually, yaar, just install the Lungo app or use Terminal. Changing settings every time in system preferences is a total headache.
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