What is the Driver?

is a power management feature designed to allow systems (particularly desktops and laptops) to stay in a low-power state while still providing the ability to quickly resume operation when needed. This technology allows your system to maintain essential services (like file syncing, network connections, or data access) while the computer appears to be in a "sleep" state.

The Intel(R) Ready Mode Technology Device Windows driver enables this functionality and ensures that the operating system can communicate with the hardware components required to maintain and manage low-power modes.

Some of the features provided by Intel Ready Mode Technology include:

• Fast wake: Quickly resume from low-power states (such as sleep or hibernation).
• Background activity: Keep important background tasks running even when the PC is in a low-power state (e.g., file synchronization, media playback, or remote access).
• Power efficiency: It enables efficient power management, allowing you to balance performance and energy usage based on the needs of the system.