What is meant by Power Management?
Power management is a set of features that help reduce power consumption by allowing the system to enter into low-power modes. Some of these features can be enabled in BIOS, while others are configurable via the Operating System.
Power Management options available in BIOS
Power management options in the BIOS may vary depending on the Intel® NUC model; however, most products offer the following "pre-configured" power states: Balanced, Low-Power, and Max-Performance. These settings reside within the Power configuration window.
Other configurable power options include:
Under Secondary Power options in the BIOS, you may also find power-related features such as the Deep S4/S5 option.
Operating System related Power Management options or Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI)
ACPI is an open standard that allows the operating system to manage/configure the NUC to perform power management.
If Power Management is not working as expected, check the following: