While sleep puts your work and settings in memory and draws a small amount of power, hibernation puts your open documents and programs on your hard disk, and then turns off your computer. Hibernation is a power-saving state designed primarily for laptops. Thanks about the attention, GET THAT HIBERNATION STUFF CORRECT, it looks like Ashampoo doesn't have the Know How to create a good program. Might be better to explore more about this in the real world and than create something that might help, WITH ALL THE OPTIONS THERE ARE/ABLE! :) Might be a better Idea, to have the option to choose from some HDD's and/or SSD's, where to put those Hibernation information and a part of a SSD is specially created there.Īnd when wanting, it can be checked over some period of time (what will cost the SSD too). PS: Have a happy work week & weekend! :) Save | Cancel Yeah, what is happening at that SSD Trim?Īnd all should be Help shown when hovering over the items, to many items to read a Help File. It needs to show what's set and what the user has as options. It's more likely it's a recommendation and set already? Just change the settings, not just take it out of the options.Ĭan the program be trusted after uninstall, to put it all back?Īnd what are these SSD Trim functions when shown?Īctive/Not Active when it's shown, or what? How come (when deactivate & activate) that Hibernation is gone? Hibernation, all activities will be written to a HDD/SSD drive and the system will be shot down. Sleep, all activities will be written to the RAM and when the power goes off, it's all gone. What's the difference between Hibernation & Sleep? When someone is busy using the computer system and needs to shutdown and reactivate it with all the stuff that's active, to left of where it all that already was present/active and nothing is really closed on shutdown, so NO LOSS of writings or whatever. Context Menu options are very good, this because when having more programs with those options, the user can choose which one to take by choice! :)

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