Comments on: Adding the hibernate button to Vista shutdown menu http://in-indie.org/adding-the-hibernate-button-to-vista-shutdown-menu.php Sanitizing the hipsters Mon, 01 Mar 2010 06:46:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Oklahoma Mesothelioma Attorneys http://in-indie.org/adding-the-hibernate-button-to-vista-shutdown-menu.php/comment-page-1#comment-1916 Oklahoma Mesothelioma Attorneys Thu, 12 Nov 2009 11:39:29 +0000 http://in-indie.org/?p=1903#comment-1916 hi, On some PCs the hibernation option is already installed on the shutdown menu. If it isn't installed in your shutdown menu and you want it displayed there then proceed as follows. You should be aware that this method 'does' disable the hybrid sleep option. 1/ Click Start button 2/ On the Start Menu, Click the Control panel icon 3/ In the Control Panel Window, Click the Power Options icon 4/ In the Power Options window look in the 'preferred plan' section in the Right hand pane 5/ Below your preferred plan, i.e., Balanced, you will see a link marked 'Change plan settings', Click on this 6/ In the 'Change Settings For Plan' window, Click the 'Change advanced power settings link' 7/ The Advanced power settings window now opens 8/ Look down the list that appears in this window and Click the Plus (+) sign next to the Sleep option 9/ Now Click the Plus (+) sign next to the 'Allow hybrid sleep' option. The setting should currently be 'On' 10/ Click on the Allow hybrid sleep setting an a dialogue box will appear with an arrow to the Right 11/ Click the Arrow and from the drop down Menu select OFF 12/ Now Click the OK button 13/ Finally Close the change settings for the plan window 14/ If you now look at your Shutdown menu on the Start button menu you should see the hibernate option. hi,

On some PCs the hibernation option is already installed on the shutdown menu. If it isn’t installed in your shutdown menu and you want it displayed there then proceed as follows.

You should be aware that this method ‘does’ disable the hybrid sleep option.

1/ Click Start button

2/ On the Start Menu, Click the Control panel icon

3/ In the Control Panel Window, Click the Power Options icon

4/ In the Power Options window look in the ‘preferred plan’ section in the Right hand pane

5/ Below your preferred plan, i.e., Balanced, you will see a link marked ‘Change plan settings’, Click on this

6/ In the ‘Change Settings For Plan’ window, Click the ‘Change advanced power settings link’

7/ The Advanced power settings window now opens

8/ Look down the list that appears in this window and Click the Plus (+) sign next to the Sleep option

9/ Now Click the Plus (+) sign next to the ‘Allow hybrid sleep’ option. The setting should currently be ‘On’

10/ Click on the Allow hybrid sleep setting an a dialogue box will appear with an arrow to the Right

11/ Click the Arrow and from the drop down Menu select OFF

12/ Now Click the OK button

13/ Finally Close the change settings for the plan window

14/ If you now look at your Shutdown menu on the Start button menu you should see the hibernate option.

]]> By: Nick Nichelle Dael http://in-indie.org/adding-the-hibernate-button-to-vista-shutdown-menu.php/comment-page-1#comment-1682 Nick Nichelle Dael Mon, 03 Aug 2009 03:50:54 +0000 http://in-indie.org/?p=1903#comment-1682 What happened on the <em>crash</em>? Tell me about it, Jon. What happened on the crash?

Tell me about it, Jon.

]]> By: jon http://in-indie.org/adding-the-hibernate-button-to-vista-shutdown-menu.php/comment-page-1#comment-1680 jon Sun, 02 Aug 2009 23:03:01 +0000 http://in-indie.org/?p=1903#comment-1680 When I tried the first one and used Hibernate, my computer crashed. When I tried the first one and used Hibernate, my computer crashed.

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