Hibernate mode stores the current state of your computer and then shuts the machine completely down. When you power the device back on after putting it in hibernation, it will boot up in the same ...

When stepping away from your Windows computer, you don't always need to shut it down. Windows also offers other powerful power-saving options — like Sleep and Hibernate — that allow you to pause your ...

Windows 11/10 has the Hibernate mode enabled by default. This mode is a power-saving state for computers that run on batteries, e.g. Laptops. Hibernation puts the full current state of your PC to the ...

You can put your computer in any of several different power-saving states, depending on whether you value your time or your electricity bill. Know your power modes: Windows PCs support six different ...

I’m not answering a reader question this time; just passing on some useful information. You can save power by setting up your Windows PC to go into sleep mode (called Standby in XP) after so many ...

There's no other major item most of us own that is as confusing, unpredictable and unreliable as our personal computers. Everybody has questions about them, and we aim to help. Here are a few ...