How to Stop Your Mac From Sleeping When Closing the Lid

- To Stop Your Mac From Sleeping When Closing the Lid, open Terminal and type :
sudo pmset -a disablesleep 1 

- To re-enable sleep, use :
sudo pmset -a disablesleep 0
Stop Mac From Sleeping When Closing the Lid is something many MacBook users search for when using an external monitor, screen recording, downloads, or long tasks. In this video, Stop Mac From Sleeping When Closing the Lid is explained step by step using simple Terminal commands that anyone can follow.
You’ll learn how to open the Mac Terminal, where to find it inside Applications and Utilities, and exactly what command to use to keep your Mac awake even after closing the lid. Stop Mac From Sleeping When Closing the Lid works instantly once you enter the command and confirm with your Mac password.
This tutorial also shows how to reenable the default sleep behavior, so your MacBook goes back to normal when you close the lid. This is useful if you’re finished using an external display or no longer need your Mac running in clamshell mode.
If you want to prevent Mac sleep, disable Mac lid sleep, keep Mac awake when lid closed, or understand how Mac sleep settings work through Terminal, this video covers it all in a quick and clear way.
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