About enabling the system hibernation function on Windows

Aug 11, 2024#t215

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To enable hibernation on your computer, go to Control Panel -> Power Options -> Choose what the power buttons do. If the option for hibernation is not available, open Command Prompt as an administrator and enter "powercfg /hibernate on" to enable it. If you encounter errors, check for issues related to system components or firmware. Disable "Secure Boot" in Control Panel -> Programs and Features -> Turn Windows features on or off, then restart the computer. If the issue persists, update system firmware or adjust system file size using the command "powercfg h size 40".

First, Control Panel->Power Options->Select the function of the power button

Generally, there will be a button labeled Hibernate here, if available, open it directly, if not, continue reading

Start Menu->Windows System->Command Prompt (right-click to open as administrator)

Enter powercfg /hibernate on theoretically should enable hibernation

(can be changed to off to disable hibernation)

If an error occurs, please follow the information for troubleshooting:

If displayed:

Hibernate failed, error as follows: The request is not supported.

The following items prevent the hibernation operation of this system.
        Internal system components have disabled hibernation.
                Protected host

Control Panel->Programs and Features->Turn Windows features on or off

Turn off the Protected Host item

Then restart

If displayed:

Hibernate failed, error as follows: The request is not supported.

The following items prevent the hibernation operation of this system.
        System firmware does not support hibernation.

Upgrade system firmware (such as BIOS and drivers, etc.)
Or execute the following command to modify the system file size
powercfg h size 40