As part of the Power User Menu in Windows 8.1, users can quickly access shut down, sleep, and restart functions by right-clicking on the desktop’s Start Button. But some users may also want quick access to hibernation.
Step One:
Launch the Control Panel and head to System and Security > Power Options > Choose What the Power Button Does.
Step Two:
In order to modify these settings, you’ll need to authenticate with User Account Control. Select “Change settings that are currently unavailable” to enable access to this window’s settings.
Step Three:
Find the section at the bottom labeled “Shutdown Settings.” By default, three of the four boxes should be checked. Check the Hibernate box to make it appear as a shutdown option and click Save changes to close the window.
Step Four:
You can now close any remaining Control Panel windows. Head back to the Power User Menu by right-clicking on the Start Button. You’ll now find that a new Hibernate option is listed under the “Shut down or sign out” section.
Now you can acess the hibernate option from shutdown menu
How to get hibernate option :
Step One:
Launch the Control Panel and head to System and Security > Power Options > Choose What the Power Button Does.
Step Two:
In order to modify these settings, you’ll need to authenticate with User Account Control. Select “Change settings that are currently unavailable” to enable access to this window’s settings.
Step Three:
Find the section at the bottom labeled “Shutdown Settings.” By default, three of the four boxes should be checked. Check the Hibernate box to make it appear as a shutdown option and click Save changes to close the window.
Step Four:
You can now close any remaining Control Panel windows. Head back to the Power User Menu by right-clicking on the Start Button. You’ll now find that a new Hibernate option is listed under the “Shut down or sign out” section.
Now you can acess the hibernate option from shutdown menu
Thanks for giving back the hibernates option. Please share more tutorials relating windows 8
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