Thread Status: A simple solution: close the lid and don't shut it down. Hello, i have a dell studio 1735 and im wondering is there a way to start the laptop up with the lid closed i have it connected to a lcd screen and just wanna save some desk space and have it leaning up againt my pc case vertical rather then space consuming horizontal but as to boot laptop musthave lid open to get side button to work. As well, there's a certain angle after which the computer goes into standby. The only catch is that you cannot use the lid to shut down, hibernate or sleep the laptop when you want to prevent the laptop from automatically turning on upon opening the lid. Is there a way I can wake-up/turn-on my laptop without opening the lid? The laptop should not automatically start. in our I have searched various forums without success. I want to power up my HP Envy laptop without opening the lid. I don't have a lot of space on my table, so I prefer to keep the laptop folded and perhaps even put something on top of it to utilize all the space avail… Open up the screen like a few degrees, not enough to wake it up, just reach any of the arrow keys. Something you can easily do is this: Close laptop lid. It is difficult to know offhand how to turn on/ off a laptop without a power button and our guide covers tips on how to work around this. Re: Power up the laptop without opening the lid (no dock)? The only catch is that you cannot use the lid to shut down, hibernate or sleep the laptop when you want to prevent the laptop from automatically turning on upon opening the lid. To change the default behavior of Windows 10 when you close the lid, right-click the battery icon in the system tray, and then click on “Power Options.” Close the lid and then open the lid again. The laptop should not automatically start.
You’ll need to manually put your laptop to sleep, hibernate it, or shut it down using its power buttons or in the options in the Start menu rather than simply closing the lid.
How to turn on a laptop without opening the lid
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