PC Sleep

Managing the power option on your computer is not that big of a chore. Just press a button on the case wherever you need to either, shut down or send your machine to sleep, or you can use the system commands to do that. Still, some people are into trying different methods for getting things done, it helps with breaking the routine. If you are on the lookout for alternative ways of managing your PC's power options, you can give PC Sleep a try — a compact and easy-to-handle application that can help you program any power-related task.

The interface is as simple as it could get. You have a drop-down menu from where you can select a power option and a spot for the execution method, which in this case allows you to pick the time for triggering an action. Other than that, there aren't other details or tools that you can take advantage of.

The available power options are log off, restart, shutdown, standby, and hibernate. These are well-known tasks, some more useful than others, depending on the situation. If you however wish to use this app just to power off your PC in case you fall asleep or wait for something to download, nothing is stopping you from doing that.

As for setting up the timer, you have two options. You can set up the app to execute a function at a certain time within the 24-hour format (shutdown at), or you can use it as a countdown timer, determining how many hours until the action kicks in (shutdown in).

At the end of the day, PC Sleep is just a quality of life application aimed towards users who wish to kind of automate their PC power options, in a 24 hours pan only. If you deem it necessary for your activities, then download this app and give it a spin.