- 1). Click the Windows "Start" button, select the search box, and type "cmd" (without quotation marks). When the "cmd" option appears in the list of results, right-click the item and select "Run as administrator." If prompted to confirm your choice, click "Continue" or provide your administrator user name and password and click "OK."
- 2). Type the following command and press the "Enter" key to enable Hibernate mode:
powercfg /hibernate on - 3). Click the Windows "Start" button, select the search box, and type "power" (without quotation marks). Click the "Power Options" item when it appears in the list of results.
- 4). Click the "Change plan settings" link found below the name of your selected power plan.
- 5). Click "Change advanced power settings."
- 6). Double-click the "Sleep" item, and then double-click the "Hibernate after" item.
- 7). Click "On battery" and set the "Minutes" value to specify when you want Hibernate mode to start while the laptop is running on battery power.
- 8). Click "Plugged in" and set the "Minutes" value to specify when you want Hibernate mode to start while the laptop is plugged into a power source.
- 9). Click "OK" to confirm the changes.
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