When the computer is not active for a period of time, hibernate mode shuts down the computer, but all open applications are retained for quick start when you return to your computer. Sleep mode uses less power than suspend mode. This mode is recommended if you plan to stay away from your computer for a long time. Adds sleep mode to the power menu and automatically sets the computer to sleep mode after a period of inactivity.
In Windows, search for and open the Control Panel.
Find the power supply and click Power Options.
Turn on the power option in Windows
Click to specify what happens when you press the power button from the list on the left side of the window.
Select the function of the power button
Click on the currently unavailable change settings and check the hibernation in the shutdown settings next to the box.
Show sleep mode in the power menu
Click Save Changes. Sleep is displayed in the power menu.
Sleep option in the Power menu
In Power Options, click Change Combination Settings next to Power Plan, and then click Change Advanced Power Settings.
Click the plus sign next to Hibernate, then click the plus sign next to Hibernate, then click Options to open the menu to change when the battery is used and when it is connected to the current.
Change hibernation settings
Click OK, then click Save Changes.
Repeat these steps for other common energy-saving combinations.
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