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Hibernation doesn't work

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Thursday, March 18, 2010 1:00 AM (permalink)
I have Evga x 58 3x SLI mobo with Intel SSD.
  In the Power Options, Hibernation option appears, as well as Sleep option.
  Enabling of Hibernation (a few minutes) has no effect, the computer remains active.
 The comp doesn't go to Sleep either.
  Manually setting the computer to Sleep or Hibernation, does send it to those states, however not so from Power Option.
  It's worth noting that Hybrid Sleep doesn't appear as an option at all.
 Anyone have an idea what's going on?


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    violet_brick
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    Re:Hibernation doesn't work Thursday, March 18, 2010 3:15 AM (permalink)
    Well,  I've sorted the issue (mostly).
        I checked to see which devices enable the comp to wake from sleep (I'm also thinking would prevent it from going to sleep as well)
    To check, open Command Prompt (run as Administrator) go to System32 and type
    Powercfg -devicequery wake_armed
    this will give you the list of of devices which can wake the comp. Go to Device Manager, find those devices and uncheck the "wake the comp" box for one at the time, and it should enable both Sleep and Hibernation function.
       I had to uncheck all of the devices (including the keyboard), although after restart I was able to check the keyboard again and the computer was able to go to sleep and into hibernation.
      I still don't see an option for Hyber Sleep, but at least the other options are functional.

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    Re:Hibernation doesn't work Thursday, March 18, 2010 4:42 AM (permalink)
    I just have hibernation disabled.
    Command Prompt>Run as Administrator>powercfg -h off

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