Ok but the services i put in sleep mode did not close them, those who had a tray icon where still visible, like MSI Afterburner or Steam. So does it mean the sleep mode needs a reboot to complete and remove all sleeping apps from autostart? I was assuming sleep mode only put services in a semi active mode that reduces their system ressource comsumption till they are triggered by the user. But its a big difference if i wake up steam from passive running or if i have to launch it first, validating installations bla bla before the icon apears in the tray. Not to mention that MSI Afterburner in a passive mode still showed gpu and cpu temperature and usage in the tray in "the pre reboot sleepmode" wich is the reason i installed it in the first place.
Apps i dont need to be launched at all, i uninstall.
So it seems to me the sleep mode is pretty useless if it only means to completly shut down the app. Take the windows in power save mode, what use would it have if it means to shut down the computer everytime it goes to power save mode?
Did i miss something here?