Setting the computer to Standby allows you to put your computer into a low power state so that you can quickly resume your Windows session. In this case, the computer does not turn off and it is enough to move the mouse to return to the active mode.
Instructions
Step 1
Press the "Start" button to bring up the main menu of the system and go to the "Shutdown" item.
Step 2
Click the Standby button to turn off the monitor while maintaining the health of the computer itself.
Step 3
Press any key on the keyboard or move the mouse to exit standby mode.
Step 4
Save all changes made in open programs to be able to recover from a power outage before putting the computer into standby mode.
Step 5
Use standby mode if you need to temporarily interrupt work with the ability to restore the current session at any time.
Step 6
Use hibernation mode when you want to shut down your computer without shutting down running applications.
Step 7
Return to the main menu "Start" and go to the item "Control Panel" to perform the operation of activating the sleep mode of the computer.
Step 8
Select the "Display" item and go to the "Screensaver" tab of the "Properties: Display" dialog box that opens.
Step 9
Click the Power button in the Power Saver section at the bottom of the application window to launch the Power Options Properties dialog box and click the Sleep tab.
Step 10
Check the box next to "Allow the use of hibernation" and click the "Apply" button to confirm the execution of the command. Note the section "Disk space for entering hibernation", which shows the amount of free disk space and the required number of MB to use the sleep mode …
Step 11
Go back to the main Start menu and go to Shut Down to put your computer into sleep mode.
Step 12
Click the Hibernate button to save the current desktop state to your hard drive and save time when you boot your computer.
