The idea is that when your Surface Pro 3 has its display powered off things should still With Surface Pro 3 we finaly have as you all may already know an intel based device with support for Connected Standby or Instant Go. Connected standby was introduced way back in 2011 at the Microsoft Build Conference. When I click the connect button, sometimes the connection comes back and other times I says connecting for a while and then stops. Sometimes it says connecting for a while but without success, other times it doesn't say anything. Many times when the computer comes back from standby, Always On VPN is nog connected. All of our client server apps lose connection during this time of "Standby (S0 Low Power Idle) Network Connected" and it crashes a majority of them as they effectively have had their network connection terminated without warning. Once the user "wakes up" the pc the state comes out of S0 and back to a non-modern standby state.Surface Pro 3 and Surface Pro 4 do not support sleep IF connected standby is disabled. Ladies and gentlemen of the LTT forums, after going through an excruciating ordeal, Id like to report on my findings.As well, I've found absolutely no major advantage to Connected Standby vs normal Standby. A few times the tablet cut power to the SSD due to timeout and caused the machine to reboot, but I fixed that by setting the silly AHCI Power Management option to Adaptive HIPM/DIPM (default 100ms) and haven't had a single incident since. To conserve power, unnecessary components on the processor are powered down, including all of the clock components, and wakeup sources previously directed to the processor. In the connected standby sleep state a dedicated power plane is used to maintain processor context. Power consumption and dissipation during sleep states of processors is reduced using a novel connected standby sleep state. Connected standby systems use a different setting to control sleep and hibernation than is used by systems that don't have. After you deploy Group Policy power management settings or preferences that contain the Specify the system sleep timeout or Sleep after setting, connected standby systems that are running Windows 8.1 don't sleep or hibernate at the configured time. It's supported on Windows RT devices like the Surface RT and Surface 2, but Intel is also working on adding support for Connected Standby to its own CPUs so Intel-powered tablets can catch up to ARM devices. Connected Standby is a low-power state that allows Windows 8 and 8.1 to function more like a tablet or smartphone than a typical PC.
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