How-to disable Modern Standby in Windows 10 May 2020 update?

Yes, scratching my head I've spent a few frustrating days with this nonsense: the idiocy of solutions like is really beyond imagination: DELL decided to remove that "disable S0" option from the BIOS and MS decided to enforce the S0 onto the user => DELL insomnia! The notebook overheats and runs and runs until the battery is empty or it burns down the notebook-bag including your car. It's NOT possible to disable the S0 and it's NOT possible to enforce S3. It's only possible to buy a non-DELL notebook, if you must use Windows - under Linux, it's possible to enforce S3, not so under Windows anymore. 2020, I can't believe it...

@GatorJoe

> Modern Standby does everything S3 does with additional features. 

You meant it's supposed to do it all, didn't you? ;-) Let's hope it will... one day, and we're in no rush thanks to the HW makers that do listen and leave S3 there as a truly working alternative despite that push to withdraw it.

Good day! I'm Raniel, a Microsoft expert. I'm glad to assist you on your concern.

Kindly try the following steps below to disable the Modern Standby:

1. On the search bar, type "Regidtry Editor" and click on it.
2. Navigate to Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power
3. Double Click on "CsEnabled" and change the Value data to 0
4. On the search bar, type "Command Prompt"
5. Type "powercfg /a", then hit Enter and provide the result.

Hoping for your feedback. Thank you.

After installing build 2004 I immediately noticed that going to sleep means 50/50 BSOD+reboot or wake up. I have real concerns about the sanity of MS leadership as Windows 10 is one big public alpha-stage project.

Same problem on a Lenovo X1 Carbon Gen 6.

the same problem in Dell G5