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How To Enable Hibernate Option in Shut Down Menu on Windows 10 The Teacher

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How To Enable Hibernate Option in Shut Down Menu on Windows 10 The Teacher In this Microsoft Windows 10 tutorial, we will learn about Hibernation. Hibernate is a quick way to turn off your PC without closing each application and document first. Hibernate save all the contents stored in the RAM to a file called hiberfil.sys and put your computer to minimize power usage state. Later, when you turn your PC on, Windows boot faster and you can resume your work exactly from where you left. In this video, you will learn to enable hibernate option in the power button of the start menu in windows 10, if it is not already available. You will also learn to activate Hibernate option through an elevated command prompt if there is no hibernate option is available under the Control Panel - Power Options
Date: 2022-03-31

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Comments and reviews: 2

Poop
THANK YOU for the video. it was driving me crazy since I could not find see the option to turn the Hibernate on. However, your video shows you to go to ---Command Prompt Admin--- and how to turn something on. No other video that I searched for, tells you or shows you that. Once I went to command prompt and enter that command, everything appeared on power option and I was able to click the boxes I wanted to enable and disable what I wanted(those boxes were not there before). Anyway, thank you again.
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SETH
Thanks for this video! I am not a fan of Windows, but I may love 10 after all. Building my kids (both under 10) their first gaming PC and love the control I'll have to monitor their usage. This puts me at ease!
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