Windows 10 doesn't include Hibernate in the shut-down options by default, but it's easy enough to add it.

In this article, we'll explain the key differences between Sleep and Hibernate modes in Windows and guide you in deciding which one best suits your computing needs. Let's dive in!

The difference between Sleep and Hibernate on Windows lies in how they operate and the impact on your experience. In Sleep mode, Windows cuts power to most components, like the screen and hard ...

No Sleep option? If the Sleep option is missing from Power Options in Start Menu of Windows 11/10, enable or restore missing Sleep option, using these steps.