Windows 10 Does Have a Hibernation Mode — Here’s How to Turn It On

You probably often use the Shut Down and Restart options (especially since it fixes so many problems) in Windows, but there are a couple of others that go unnoticed. Sleep and Hibernate, though similar, perform two different functions: Sleep puts your system in a low-power state and saves everything to the RAM temporarily, while Hibernate saves your current session to the hard drive temporarily and shuts down the system. In Windows 10, you might have noticed that the option to Hibernate isn’t immediately available. To get it back, you just have to do a little digging in the Control Panel....

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