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Hibernate in Windows XP

Posted Date: 29-Mar-2011	Category: Microsoft Windows	Rating:
Author: z i n ! paya	Member Level: Silver	Points: 4

Now a days we don't have time and we don't like to wait for system to turn on. We just lock the system and leave for the day from office which in result waste of energy. Hibernate option is not available by default in Windows XP. To save energy and go green with IT. To enable follow this steps -

Hibernate option is not available by default in Windows XP. To enable follow this steps -

1. Go to Start > Settings > Control Panel. Make sure to open the Classic View.

2. Open Power Options.

3. Check if there is a tab labelled Hibernate. Open the Hibernate tab & check the Enable Hibernation checkbox. click Apply and Ok. Pic-1 given below.

4. Now, you will see in the Turn Off Computer dialog box, press the Shift Key, the Stand By option will change to Hibernate while you hold the Shift.

Note: If not able to see the Hibernate tab, then Hibernation is probably not supported in your computer.

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Responses to "Hibernate in Windows XP"

Author: Bharath 30 Mar 2011

Member Level: Gold Points : 1

Hi Zini,

This is a great work from you. You have given a good and valuable information to all. Weldon. Continue this kind of work.

Regards,
Bharath

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