hibernate command Solved

Question

First of all, good evening everyone,
As the title of the message says, I am looking for a command for SLEEP MODE EXTENDED, like:

rundll32.exe user32.dll,LockWorkStation: for sleep mode
shutdown.exe -s: for completely shutting down the computer
etc.

...but for hibernation (I would like to create a shortcut to place on the desktop).

Thank you in advance and I hope someone can respond to me.

Configuration: Windows XP SP2 (English)

ghost · Accepted Answer

To disconnect: rundll32.exe shell32.dll,SHExitWindowsEx 0

To quit Windows: rundll32.exe shell32.dll,SHExitWindowsEx 1

To restart Windows: rundll32.exe shell32.dll,SHExitWindowsEx 2

To force shutdown Windows: rundll32.exe shell32.dll,SHExitWindowsEx 4

To quit Windows and turn off the computer: rundll32.exe shell32.dll,SHExitWindowsEx 8

To format: rundll32.exe shell32,SHFormatDrive

To print a test page: rundll32.exe msprint2.dll,RUNDLL_PrintTestPage

To create a new briefcase on the desktop: rundll32.exe syncui.dll,Briefcase_Create

To open the control panel: rundll32.exe shell32,Control_RunDLL

To initiate hibernation: rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState

Gouril · Answer

Hello,

Some keyboards are equipped with a sleep key.

If not, press alt + ctrl + del and in the shutdown menu, select sleep.

See you soon

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moi411 · Answer

Hi,
What I want to do is create a shortcut that I will place on the desktop and that will allow me to put the computer into hibernation mode by double-clicking on it
.
Just like I did to shut down (with shutdown.exe -s), I think there’s a similar command for hibernation, but I haven't found it (even though 95% of the answers are on Google)!!!

Anyway, thanks anyway and see you next time.

le druide · Answer

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moi411 · Answer

Hi, Yeah, I definitely need to change, I've actually saved this site to my favorites!!!  In the meantime, thank you.

snnorky · Answer

Salut, je me demandais s'il y avait eu la réponse, quelle est-elle alors, quelle est la syntaxe de la veille prolongée, merci.

stephane · Answer

Salut, moi j'ai l'édition Familiale XP et dans le menu Démarrer, il n'y a pas l'option Mettre en veille, elle est grisée même avec vos astuces. Cela n'a pas résolu le problème, merci de me donner une réponse au plus vite, merci.

Furtif · Answer

Hi  If you have Office, there is a function and a "done" button to put on standby. -- *** @+ / Stealth *** *** Certified non-smoker..... no, really not tempted! ***

DEPANPC · Answer

Personally, I wouldn't recommend putting your computer in sleep mode because it's often the case that a hard drive crashes and won’t restart. It's better to shut it down and turn it back on. I've seen too many hard drives fail to come back from sleep mode..... ++

la fouine 007 · Answer

be careful to put your PC in hibernation or turn it off if your HDD is faulty, as it won't make any difference; however, it greatly speeds up the startup of XP

personally, I've been turning off my PC every night for over 5 years like that, and I haven't had any problems (just one format in 5 years)
see you @+

Phil · Answer

It's quite crazy that no one on the forums knows how to provide a clear answer; it's always necessary to refer to another site instead of just giving the answer directly; or, worse, to just give a hint by saying that "otherwise, it would be too easy."
Who could tell me why this obstacle course? Is it really that hard to simply help others?

Phil

moi411 · Answer

You can create a new shortcut on the desktop (right-click/new/etc.), and when Windows asks for the location of the program whose shortcut you want to create, you type one of the lines below (depending on what you want to do) and then you just have to click on it...

* To restart Windows:
rundll32.exe shell32.dll,SHExitWindowsEx 2

* To shut down the computer:
rundll32.exe hell32.dll,SHExitWindowsEx 8

* To launch hibernation:
rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState

* To start sleep mode:
rundll32.exe user32.dll,LockWorkStation

Ness · Answer

Hello,   I wanted to know the opposite! Is it possible to disable a prolonged sleep mode??   Thank you for your response...

Joris38 · Answer

Hi, I have a little problem with XP. My brother changed the computer's resolution, and I thought it was a bug, so I started in safe mode, but nothing worked. When I realized it was the resolution, I set everything back to normal, but one problem occurred: in Start -> Turn off computer, the sleep button has become greyed out, so we can no longer click on it. If anyone has a solution for this, I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

Joris38 · Answer

up :(

DelepY · Answer

-to activate/deactivate hibernation, go to:
Control Panel, Power Options, "Hibernate" tab, uncheck "Enable hibernation"

otherwise, in the "Advanced" tab, you can configure the keyboard sleep keys (** not always)

jylcompil · Answer

Hello

Just a clarification: the command "rundll32.exe user32.dll,LockWorkStation" locks the workstation, not puts it to sleep.

The Microsoft site states that the command is (from .NET Framework 2.0)
rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState 1,1,0
but that doesn't work for me either; it always goes into Hibernate.

Does anyone have a command that actually puts it into sleep mode???

Best regards.

Anarchyst Cracker · Answer

Hello, hi everyone I no longer have the "sleep" tab in power management so, well, that's a problem for me... because I too would like to enable sleep mode!

naxos · Answer

Hello,  well, I have a different problem: after a few weeks with my brand new laptop, closing the lid no longer puts it into sleep mode, but just logs it out (well, it's just a simple lock, actually)...  even after checking the closing actions for the screen, etc...  even more surprising, if I request "sleep" from the start menu, it pretends to do it, screen goes black and everything, but after 5 seconds, it returns to the login page...  so to be able to put the laptop away and move around, I currently have to turn it off completely, which is a hassle: it takes too long to turn back on...  any ideas, please?

ceedrick · Answer

Hello,  My problem is that after cleaning my disk, the hibernation option disappeared. I have Vista Home Premium. Does anyone have a solution for me???  Thanks in advance!

Papillon · Answer

First of all, thank you all for this wealth of information, tips, and tricks. I've been coming here for a while when I have a question about this strange metal box sitting in my living room ;)  As for the sleep mode issue, I have a small (very small) problem: when I click on the "start" button to shut down (I know it sounds strange), I no longer have the "sleep mode" option.  I thought I had worked around the problem by setting (in power options --> "advanced" tab) "put into sleep mode" when I press the sleep button, but my tower only has one button to turn on or off.  In the "sleep mode" tab, the option is checked, but it does not appear when I shut down my PC.  In the meantime, I created a shortcut as explained above, and it works very well :)  I am using Windows XP Media Center Edition and Firefox.

sonson · Answer

I have a big problem with Vista: the hibernation option has disappeared even though I had it before, but all of a sudden it is gone, and I don't know why or how to get it back!! Can someone please help me????  THANK YOU

duch · Answer

It's easy. To reactivate it, you do - open the start menu  type cmd in the search bar  (as admin) in the command prompt, type: powercfg -h on  hi

sonson · Answer

Merci pour ton attention !! Mais il me dit que je n'ai pas l'autorisation pour activer ou désactiver la fonction de mise en veille !! Qu'est-ce qu'il lui prend à mon ordi alors que j'ai tous les droits non ?? Que fais-je ??

mich · Answer

Hello, I am using Windows VISTA and I used to have the hibernation option by clicking on "start" and the window that opens to the right of the arrow,  where there are "log off, shut down, lock, sleep,...) hibernation has disappeared!!! How do I get it back? Thank you for your response.

sonson · Answer

Salut, c'est mon problème à moi aussi, en fait j'ai eu la solution pour ce problème grâce à Duch et je le remercie énormément mais je n'ai pas pu effectuer sa démarche car on me dit que je n'ai pas le droit d'activer ou désactiver la veille prolongée !! Ça devient mon nouveau problème !! Malgré que j'ai une seule session (admin), je ne peux pas activer ce truc, je fais comment s'il vous plaît ??? Aidez-moi !!! Merci.

gui · Answer

Salut, en quoi consiste la mise en veille ? Est-ce qu'elle ferme les programmes en cours ?

sonson · Answer

Thank you for the site that doesn't work, but it's not very nice to give me addresses that will compete with it!! In any case, as it works, it remains the best site for our responses, so don't look elsewhere.

plouf plouf · Answer

Hi everyone,
To re-enable hibernation on Vista, click Start and type cmd in the search box.
In the result (cmd), right-click on it and click on "Run as administrator." Confirm the authorization message and then all you have to do is type "powercfg -h on" and press enter.

You now have the hibernation option back in the shutdown choices.

Just so you know, to disable hibernation, you just need to repeat the same procedure but this time type "powercfg -h off."
I just did it, and it works!
Catch you later!
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sonson · Answer

Un très grand remerciement, ça marche pour moi etc. trop bien !! merci beaucoup, comme je le disais, c'est le meilleur site pour avoir des réponses à nos questions !! merci

Achille · Answer

Yeah, it works really well, thank you so much. I've been stuck for 2 weeks.

cdric_c · Answer

A big thank you to you plouf plouf for your solution to restore hibernation... Given the number of people who have the same issue with hibernation disappearing under Vista, I wonder if there's not yet another bug from an update or something! Personally, I’m so fed up with Vista and its bugs (blue screens, gadget bar full of problems, mystery of hibernation...) and this damn "Administrator" nonsense that drives me crazy every time I move a little finger!!! Honestly Microsoft, if you’re reading this, if this is how you’re going to develop OS, you should go do some internships at Mac first!

plouf plouf · Answer

Hello everyone, If the tip I shared and tried was also helpful to you, that's great... I couldn't say better I'm happy for you. Have a good day ;) --  Don't say what you don’t want to hear from others. "Seneca" "PloufPlouf²" I'm cool, and you? ;)

Pierre CARLON · Answer

Hello,

I am not a computer expert, but what I know I will share:

To disable hibernation, you need to go to:
- Display in the Control Panel,
- Power Options,
- Hibernation,
- Uncheck the box "Hibernation".

Sincerely,

Pierre CARLON

plouf plouf · Answer

Hello everyone, Pierre CARLON is talking to you about your tip, which must surely work (not tried!) but I think you forgot to specify for which system this is applicable. Could you please indicate it for the users? Thanks in advance. --  Do not say to yourself what you do not want to hear from another. "Seneca" "PloufPlouf²" I'm cool, and you? ;)

plouf plouf · Answer

Hello, +1 ghost, I’ve tried some of your tips, and they work too. Thank you and have a good day everyone --  Don't say what you wouldn't want to hear from someone else. "Seneca" "PloufPlouf²" I'm cool, how about you? ;)

Samonline · Answer

Hello everyone.  I'm bringing up this old topic to ask about one of the rare commands that nobody has talked about.  How can I just turn off the screen using a simple command?  I have a desktop PC. My screen, which isn't very young anymore, has a power button located at the back of the device.  In short, turning the screen on or off is not practical.  Naturally, I could set the screen to sleep mode with a delay of one or two minutes.  But that's not always easy when I'm in a game, or when I'm watching a movie.  The best solution would be to have a command line placed as an icon on the desktop so that I can turn off the screen with a single click whenever I need to.  I'm continuing my research, which has just begun, but if anyone knows the solution, I would obviously be grateful.  See you!  Sam

escmanouba · Answer

Simply for those who have Windows Vista, they type "powercfg -h on" in the command prompt or run and the extended sleep option will appear in the shutdown menu.

rocca · Answer

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shinobiyoun · Answer

In the command prompt, type powercfg /hibernate on to re-enable hibernation.

ordi126 · Answer

Hello, I was wondering how to disable via the CMD command something that turns off the computer if left idle, for example: after an hour it shuts down and it can only be turned on at a certain time. For more information, if the message is not clear, contact me by email hey.red@hotmail.fr

accrosalsa · Answer

HELLO TO ALL THE LOST ONES OF VISTA (like me just 5 minutes ago) For this old extended disappeared due to a false manipulation or defrag, the only way to proceed that has already been described but incomplete due to admin rights is:  Type CMD in "search but not enter no! you need to type ctrl+shift+enter !!!!!!!!!!!!! which gives admin rights then type the famous command powercfg -h + enter  and it's finally done!  thanks to the forum and to how it works .net

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