From: Gregg N 

Randall Parker wrote:
> Is there a way to configure desktop PCs to do hibernate just like
> laptops do?
>
> I like to not have to restart various apps when I start up my computer.
> I'd rather have all the same apps running with the same projects and
> same files and positions in files and forms. Is there any way to
> accomplish that with desktop PCs?

Is there a reason you prefer hibernate over standby? Standby is generally
much quicker both entering and leaving it. With hibernate, you must go
through a normal BIOS boot cycle, and when Windows boots it loads the saved
image from the hibernate file. With standby, memory and CPU are kept in a
standby power state, so there is no boot cycle. Hibernate is really more
for laptops than desktops.

Gregg

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