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How to get Hybernating back

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I can't click on the Hybernate icon and I can't select the hybernate settings in power management. Is there a way to get Hybernating back, without reinstalling windows? I'm running on a Laptop... :)

Check your bios. You mighjt have some seetings there. IN device manager do you see acpt or standard?

Also there should be an option under power options in the control panel. You prob have hibernate disabled there.

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Thx, I checked both, but there's nothing.

I'm using an nlighted windows, but I can't remember having sth disabled that would affect Hybernate... Does anybody know what the Hybernate option depends on?

//edit: fixed! It was the RAID driver...

Edited by faceless

Glad you got it fixed...didnt know RAID drivers affect hibernation though now that I think about it it makes an awful lot of sense!

Incorrect drivers (or no drivers at all for some devices) may (=often will) affect powermanagement in one way or another.

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