How to enable hibernation mode in windows XP

Hello friends, generally we are familiar with the Stand-By mode in computer. In stand-by mode, your PC remains ready for use. You can resume last state at any time by just pressing any key or power button. PC restores the information from the RAM very quickly. Also your computer remains power on in this state.

Unfortunately if he power goes out, your all valuable data or last session is lost. To avoid this situation the hibernation mode can be very helpful. Hibernation is a state of computer, when all the content of the RAM is copied to the hard disk. Hibernation state is very useful because it stores the last session of your computer when your computer went in hibernation state. In this state the information about all the opened programs and files is copied from RAM of computer to the hard disk. So you can restore the last session when you power up your computer. This mode is already enabled in most of Window 7 computers. For enabling hibernation mode in Window XP the following steps are given:-

Firstly to enable the hibernation mode, you should be logged on as administrator or user having the administrator rights. Go to Start-Control panel- User accounts to check the type of your user account.
Next Start.
Control panel
Select Performance and Maintenance.
Select Power option.
Pick hibernation tab and click on enable hibernation tab.

In this way the hibernation will be appeared in the Shut down, Restart etc. options.If Hibernate still does not appear, it is due to your computer supports the stand by low power shut down option:-

1. In this case press the turn off computer from start menu.

2. You will see three options viz. Stand by, Restart, Turn off in new window.

3. Now keep on pressing Shift key, The stand by options changes to Hibernation menu.

In this you can enable the hibernation mode in your PC. If you like this trick, Please share it with your friends.