How to get the Hibernate option shown in Shut Down Screen - Windows XP - TKS HQ 480p

[aiqal315]

WHY DO YOU HAVE TOO MUCH FILES

[90TBAZ]

sticky keys haha

[ronald3729]

hay it not wrkzzz

[sclovekait]

@ronald3729 You have to enable hibernation first. Go to Control panel, choose Power option, then the 'Hibernate' tab and then tick the "Enable hibernation" box. After that just do what is in the video. Hope it'll help!

[ronald3729]

@sclovekait thankzz it now wrkzzz

[Simcity7155]

do u have mac,pc,or mix?

[CreightonDumb10]

is that RocketDock? i have that program.

[kukkala12345678910]

it wont work



[kukkala12345678910]

im using windows xp pro

[edachdal]

solo hablo español no entiendo??????

[BlackwingArmorW]

It doesn't work I know I m running XP

[WindowsLover6767]

Well, its not that easy! First you have to have about 400MB available so you can ACTIVATE Hibernation. So you have to activate it (administrators only) and let it use 400MB of your disk space, THEN you do shift at the choosing screen.

[Jattgopi]

my standby is unclickable.



[Mozat77]

lolol annoying sticky keys

[jdawz1985]

on my computer (win xp) hibernate is a separate button

[sriram1997]

its super ...i yestarday i have this problem.its usefu me very much thank u...

[calvinfornia25]

That's an amazing bar you have below with all the icons of programs you need. What is that program called?

[mardeeds034]

@calvinfornia25 it's either a rocketdock or stardock

[p6tan]

thank you

[selenaroks]

my standby is not there its there but i cant click on it

[mrgenius4]

doesnt work _!_

[crazyguy338]

@mrgenius4

Go to desktop > Right Click > Properties > Go to Screen Saver > Click Power > Go to Hibernate Tab > Enable Hibernation.

Now try what he did in the video. :]

Hope this helps

[sosi23]

I WORKS

[newman30000010]

it dosent work

[silencer3113]

Perfecto

[StopiFied]

OMG! thank you so much! I did not know that it was SO EASY! 5/5

[levansula]

for vista you can type "powercfg /hibernate on" without quotes to activate. Then, hybrid sleep is available. From there, you can edit advanced power settings to disable hybrid sleep, and you will have normal, traditional full hibernate mode. Should be an administrtor to use.

Personally, i think Hybrid Sleep is useless and a waste of space, but...

*Note that after using powercfg /hibernate on, a new file should appear in %systemdrive%\hiberfil.sys.

type powercfg /hibernate off

to disable this.

[1pastafarian]

thanx forgot about that option

holly short cuts batman

[kamiyaki]

Control panel > Power options > hibernation > enable hibernation.

It should work if you follow this steps.

[1EvilClown1]

DONT WORK

[techkid4473]

What do you mean it dorsn't work? Are you sure you are using XP? And if so, what edition and service pack? I performed this on XP Media Center Edition and

home Edition both SP3 and it worked like a charm.

[1EvilClown1]

windows xp home sp 2

[likhetervanaf]

doesn't work on sp2 than I guess

[KebinKunWa]

You have to activate it for it to work... it does work on sp2

[NitzanBueno]

@1EvilClown1 probably you have hibernate turned off.

right-click on the desktop and there will be properties,

from there go to screen saver->power->hibernate tab and click on the checkbox "enable hibernate".

then ok,ok and try again.

[Marko1000Marko]

@1EvilClown1 go to control panel,power options and hibernate tab.check enable hibernation.hope i helped

[skydark]

@1EvilClown1 It may not have enough disk space on the system partition for hibernation to work. Free up some space.

[waqasriaz76]

@1EvilClown1 go to the power options then enable hibernate