How to Stop Enhanced Notifications Waking a Mac from Sleep Mode

Enhanced Notifications never allow your Mac to sleep peacefully. After a day-long work, you surely want to put your Mac into sleep mode if you don’t want to shut down the system altogether.

However, if you turn off this feature called Enhanced Notifications on your Mac, you can also sleep quietly as it will stop notifications and alerts coming from apps like Messages, FaceTime, Facebook and Twitter, Game Center, Back to My Mac, and Find My Mac.

There is a simple method to follow for you to stop enhanced notifications waking a Mac from sleep mode.

Enhanced Notifications came with macOS Sierra (10.12.x); so you need to check for macOS before you prevent enhanced alerts on your Mac. Note that enhanced notifications can help you stay updated with necessary alerts on your Mac.

How to Stop Enhanced Notifications from Waking Mac from Sleep

 

How to Prevent Enhanced Notifications Waking your Mac from Sleep Mode

Step #1: Click on Apple logo from the top left corner.

Step #2: Now, Go to System Preferences.

Click on System Preferences

Step #3: Next, Click on Notifications.

Click on Notification in System Preferences on Mac

Step #4: In notification Panel, click on Do Not Disturb.

Turn Off Enhanced Notifications from Waking Mac from Sleep

Step #5: Check mark the box for “When the display is sleeping”, under “Turn on Do Not Disturb” section.

Stop Enhanced Notifications from Waking Mac from Sleep

Finally, quit System Preferences. Later on, your Mac can sleep serenely and it will not wake up when a notification or message comes.

In future, if you wish to see enhanced notifications back on the sleep mode on Mac, just follow above method and uncheck the box before ‘When the display is sleeping’.

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