APC Power Chute Personal Edition- Hibernation Support Warning: Power chute has detected that hibernation support is not enabled on your computer. Unsaved data will not be saved following an extended power problem. APC recommend tat your enable hibernation support so that all application data is preserved.

Hibernation is a low-power mode that laptops use when they are idle in order to save power. A hibernating computer can come back up to ready a lot quicker than a computer that is completely shut down, but it only uses marginally more power while it is hibernating.

To enable hibernation, open the Power Options applet in the Control Panel. Click on the Hibernate tab (the farthest one on the right) and check the box next to "Enable hibernation." Beneath this box you will see the amount of disk space required to use hibernation. (This amount is typically about the same as the amount of RAM you have installed, because when the computer hibernates, everything in RAM is written to the hard drive.) If you do not have enough free hard drive space, you won't be able to use hibernation; delete some old programs or files that you no longer need in order to free up some more room.

Once you have enabled hibernation and clicked Apply, you can tell Windows when to use hibernation. Go to the Advanced tab (still in Power Options). Under the "Power buttons" heading, there are settings for different actions, such as closing your laptop's lid or pressing the power button. If you want your computer to hibernate when any of these actions are performed, just choose Hibernate from the drop down list. You can also make your computer hibernate manually by choosing Hibernate from the shut down options (Start menu > Shut Down).

Your changes will take effect as soon as you click Apply or OK.

Starting up much faster. When your computer hibernate, it stores whatever it has in the memory to the hard drive and then shut down. Once you power up again your computer come out of hibernation and return to it previous stated, and therefore booting up faster.
To enable hibernation on your computer do the following: On your desktop right click then go to properties, once in properties then go to Screen saver tab in there chose monitor power button. Once in the monitor power chose the tap for hibernation, then enable hibernation.

THE OPERATING SYSTEMS WHICH THE MICROSOFT HAVE PRESENTED TO US HAVE MANY ADVANTAGES AND NOW I AM SHARING ONE WITH YOU FRIENDS.
WHEN WE ARE DOING A TASK,IF WE WANT TO GO FOR ANOTHER WORK LEAVING THE COMPUTER ALONE,WE USUALLY SAVE THE WORK AND SHUTDOWN THE SYSTEM AND GO FOR THE NEW WORK.BY A SIMPLE TECHNIQUE THIS CAN BE AVOIDED AND WE CAN REENTER INTO THE WORK WHICH WE WHERE DOING BEFORE SHUTDOWN.THIS FEATURE IS CALLED HIBERNATION.THE STEPS TO DO THIS IS THE FOLLOWING.
1.Click Start
2.Select Settings-Control panel- Power options-Hibernate- Enable hibernation.
3.The system can be left to hibernate by selecting the turnoff option,then point the mouse to the stand by option and by pressing down the shift key,select it,then you can see the option as hibernate and select it.Then you can see instead of shutting down windows,it gives the message as hibernating.Then it is ready,then you can return to the work by again pressing the main power switch of the CPU.Try it and look how amazing it is.
WARNING:First go for a trial with open windows(2 or 3......) and then try in actual practice.Does not cause any failure to the system 100% safe operation.Thank you

The trick is Enabling Hibernation:


Go to diplay properties>screen savers>power>hibernate. Check 'Enable Hibernation'. Press shift button after you click 'Turn Off Computer' in start menu.