Window Vista Quick Tip: Enable or Disable Hibernation From Command Line
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In Windows Vista turning ON and OFF the hibernation involves navigating to Control panel > Power Options > Power Plan, which I believe is little tedious to do. You can enable or disable Hibernate function from the command line which is much easier and faster. Here is how to do it:
1. Open the command line by going to Start > Run > Type “cmd”
2. Now type the command below mentioned commands to enable or disable the Hibernation function. You would have to run this in administrator mode.
| Function | Command |
| Enable Hibernation | powercfg /hibernate on |
| Disable Hibernation | powercfg /hibernate off |
3. For quick access you can create a batch file using this command and run it.
Try and let me know if you encounter any problems.
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Nice tip Shiva, good to see you back after a long time.
Will try this trick and nice to see u back after a pretty long time.
Keith, Nirmal,
Thanks guys. Yep I am back after longtime, now will resume regular blogging.