Enable Hibernation

Last Updated: 2024-08-07

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Description

Most modern laptops have connected standby enabled which drains the battery, this sets hibernation as default which will not drain the battery. See issue https://github.com/o9-9/o9/issues/1399

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{
  "Content": "Enable Hibernation",
  "Description": "Most modern laptops have connected standby enabled which drains the battery, this sets hibernation as default which will not drain the battery. See issue https://github.com/o9-9/o9/issues/1399",
  "category": "Tweaks l",
  "panel": "1",
  "Order": "a014_",
  "registry": [
    {
      "Path": "HKLM:\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Control\\Power\\PowerSettings\\238C9FA8-0AAD-41ED-83F4-97BE242C8F20\\7bc4a2f9-d8fc-4469-b07b-33eb785aaca0",
      "OriginalValue": "1",
      "Name": "Attributes",
      "Value": "2",
      "Type": "DWord"
    },
    {
      "Path": "HKLM:\\SYSTEM\\CurrentControlSet\\Control\\Power\\PowerSettings\\abfc2519-3608-4c2a-94ea-171b0ed546ab\\94ac6d29-73ce-41a6-809f-6363ba21b47e",
      "OriginalValue": "0",
      "Name": "Attributes ",
      "Value": "2",
      "Type": "DWord"
    }
  ],
  "InvokeScript": [
    "
      Write-Host \"Turn on Hibernation\"
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList \"/hibernate on\" -NoNewWindow -Wait

      # Set hibernation as the default action
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList \"/change standby-timeout-ac 60\" -NoNewWindow -Wait
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList \"/change standby-timeout-dc 60\" -NoNewWindow -Wait
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList \"/change monitor-timeout-ac 10\" -NoNewWindow -Wait
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList \"/change monitor-timeout-dc 1\" -NoNewWindow -Wait
      "
  ],
  "UndoScript": [
    "
      Write-Host \"Turn off Hibernation\"
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList \"/hibernate off\" -NoNewWindow -Wait

      # Set standby to detault values
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList \"/change standby-timeout-ac 15\" -NoNewWindow -Wait
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList \"/change standby-timeout-dc 15\" -NoNewWindow -Wait
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList \"/change monitor-timeout-ac 15\" -NoNewWindow -Wait
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList \"/change monitor-timeout-dc 15\" -NoNewWindow -Wait
      "
  ],
  "link": "https://o9-9.github.io/o9/dev/tweaks/Essential-Tweaks/LaptopHibernation"
}

Invoke Script


      Write-Host "Turn on Hibernation"
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList "/hibernate on" -NoNewWindow -Wait

      # Set hibernation as the default action
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList "/change standby-timeout-ac 60" -NoNewWindow -Wait
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList "/change standby-timeout-dc 60" -NoNewWindow -Wait
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList "/change monitor-timeout-ac 10" -NoNewWindow -Wait
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList "/change monitor-timeout-dc 1" -NoNewWindow -Wait

Undo Script


      Write-Host "Turn off Hibernation"
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList "/hibernate off" -NoNewWindow -Wait

      # Set standby to detault values
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList "/change standby-timeout-ac 15" -NoNewWindow -Wait
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList "/change standby-timeout-dc 15" -NoNewWindow -Wait
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList "/change monitor-timeout-ac 15" -NoNewWindow -Wait
      Start-Process -FilePath powercfg -ArgumentList "/change monitor-timeout-dc 15" -NoNewWindow -Wait

Registry Changes

Applications and System Components store and retrieve configuration data to modify windows settings, so we can use the registry to change many settings in one place.

You can find information about the registry on Wikipedia and Microsoft’s Website.

Registry Key: Attributes

Type: DWord

Original Value: 1

New Value: 2

Registry Key: Attributes

Type: DWord

Original Value: 0

New Value: 2

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