Author Topic: Where's my hibernating button? D:  (Read 749 times)

It's not there anymore. When I go to start, and click the arrow, the only available options are lock, log off, switch user,  restart, sleep, and shut down. I did shut my computer down fully, and still no button. I'm running windows vista. Please help me find my hibernating hibernate button. D:

Windows 7?  You could log off and click the red button in the bottom right.

forget, how did I miss that

Well, still try it?  :/
« Last Edit: December 22, 2010, 05:45:23 PM by WhatevaGuy »

Isn't "sleep" the same thing?

Windows 7?  You could log off, and click the red button at the bottom right.
I'm running windows vista.

I logged off, and clicked the red button, still no hibernate.

I logged off, and clicked the red button, still no hibernate.

forget, how did I miss that

Also, damn.  Well like BL said, isn't it the same thing?

Isn't "sleep" the same thing?
I have steam on an external hard drive. If I put my computer to sleep, and take off my hard drive, steam will shut down. If I put it in hibernate, and take off my hard drive, it'll still be there if I put on my computer with my external hard drive plugged in. Why I prefer hibernate: I can take my laptop in my car, and play on steam, without internet. If Steam had shut down, and I had no internet, I couldn't play.

tl;dr I like hibernate


EDIT: Also, if I put my computer to sleep overnight, without it plugged in, it would die. If I put it in hibernate overnight, it'll still be alive. I have a 5 minute battery, by the way.

EDIT 2: It's hard to explain. I just use hibernate instead of sleep, and they're different.
« Last Edit: December 22, 2010, 05:50:05 PM by Niven »

Ah, I understand.  Tried Google?  I've never heard of this before.

Because computers will only hibernate on a specific season.
Computers wont hibernate in winter, bears do. You will get your hibernate button back in fall.

Because computers will only hibernate on a specific season.
Computers wont hibernate in winter, bears do. You will get your hibernate button back in fall.

Hue

I think if you let your computer sit without moving the mouse it automatically starts hibernating.