How to change hibernate to shut down mode in Windows Vista
11 Comments Published April 7th, 2009 in Tricks & Tips, Windows VistaWindows Vista currently default sleep when clicking on the shut down button on the start button. But we can changed it to default shut down mode so we would not have to click on the arrow and click shut down from cascading menu. To change it you need ——–>
1. Click on start and then click on control panel.
2. Click on “Power Options”.
3. Select a power management plan and then click on “Change Plan Settings”.
4. Click on “Change advanced power settings”
5. In the Power Options dialog that appears, expand “Power Buttons and Lid” and then expand “Start menu power button”
6. Click on “Setting” and then choose the function you want the button to perform – “Sleep”, “Hibernate” or “Shut down”.
7. Click on OK
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thanks a lot for to know about hibernate on vista .i used vista for 3 month but i can’t understand all the functionality on it.hibernate is so important for me coz some times i have to leave outside while i working .so i need to do that
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Ravi Verma
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Nifty trick, I’ve actually wondered how to do that. Thanks for the post.
Thanks for sharing this. I was used to shutting down my computer using the shut down button but when I changed to Vista, I keep forgetting that its only in hibernate mode. Good thing I now know how to change that. Thanks for your hwlp.
good advice!
I use these instructions!
thanks:)
How long does it take to shutdown the computer from the hibernate mode?
Thanks!
Good advice for basic beginners…
somebody need to do this also….
Jane
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hi,how are you. thanks for so the this blog.very nice blog on your site.good advice!
I use these instructions!
thanks.
Thanks for this usefull information. I hope to read more in future
given the good guideline about the hibernate in windows vista mode
this is very useful blog
How long does it take to shutdown the computer from the hibernate mode?
Thanks!