Bruh, if this guy was one of those annoying tips & tricks video guys ; who tell you for about 20 minutes how to click on something, this video will be 1 hour long. Great video, short and, very useful. 🙏Thank you Rajat Gupta.
I think now with ssd no need to sleep mode on Mac/PC &should be removed from OS. Hibernate mode is power efficient & the user work restoration is guaranteed
With hibernate, if you have a power outage, the computer will restart your session where it left. With sleep mode, it will completely reboot. Also, with sleep mode you are wearing the computer memory faster because the RAM never turns completely off in sleep mode even if it stays with very low current, you are keeping your RAM on 24/24 7/7
I loved using hibernate when my laptop had a hard drive, but when I switched to SSD I hesitate using hibernation mode because I'm afraid it will wear out my SSD. I wish Windows allowed changing the location of the hibernation file, but according to my research they don't.
@@One.Zero.One101 ooh this is a hidden and important piece of information I never would've thought about. Thank you at LOT. How did you figure this out? Good with computers, is it a hobby? A video or person?
As you presented I don't see why anybody will choose "shut down". It seems like the "hybernate" option is cutting power and keep all the files in RAM. Which is good. Also you say that over night you will choose "shut down" because you want your computer to be "in the best possible running state". Wait a minute: so "hybernate" means my computer will not be in the best possible running state? Than why would I choose "hybernate" even for couple of hours. The starting time would not be too much longer.
It's the files and the apps. When you shut down, it closes all the apps and files. But in hybernate, you can return back to your working setup just like it was before hybernating. Everything still open, files, apps, tabs... You don't even have to save your work before hybernating. You can keep working on it when you come back. And it comsumes zero power. But it takes time waking back from hybernation. This is the best option if you have a fast SSD hard drive. Sleep is the same idea, everything still open. The difference is, it goes to sleep faster, wakes up faster, but consumes power while sleeping. Shut down is necessary every now and then just to refresh the computer.
Kinda if your switching it off and on over and over it may damage you computer but if your turning it off when your away from home or sleeping it’s fine to just shut it off.
I don't even have the hibernate option lol but thanks for the vid bro' good one ! quick question tho; is it bad in any way to put your PC on sleep mode every day after you're done using it? like I do that every time I go to sleep in order to save my thousands of internet tabs ...^^'
I have mi notebook and i found that, when in the sleep mode there isn't any light indicators(which on laptops i used earlier had) although the LED light present only light up while charging... Is there anything i can do to get this feature back
If I go to sleep and leave it plugged in, which one should I choose. And can I also leave the laptop open while it is asleep or hibernating, or is it better to close to top
Ive got in isue with hibernate mode on my ASUS F556UQ notebook. I only can wake it up again by using the power button. Ive tried all kind of things to use mouse or Keyboard to do this, but it doesnt react. Did energie options, device manager, CMD, Bios update etc. But its doesnt work. I need this funktion to leave my notebook closed while connected with monitors. I dont like to open the notebook again for storage reasons. Someone can help me with that issue?
@@HKIHNDKNSI try to boot in safe mode and turn it off watch a RUclips video about it try to remove the battery if you use a laptop and only plug the charger
@@GhostGamer799 I got it to work again, my pc just has a mind of it's own. Never using hibernate again though, only sleep, even though my ram will hate me for it
i’ve had problems where my laptop will turn on randomly when in my bag after putting it in sleep mode. putting it in hibernate fixes this because the laptop doesn’t turn on unless i tell it to, which is much better
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Straight to the point, clear, and easy to understand language! Good job Rajat!
dont forget . ENGLISH
these are the types of tutorials one often expects
Bruh, if this guy was one of those annoying tips & tricks video guys ; who tell you for about 20 minutes how to click on something, this video will be 1 hour long.
Great video, short and, very useful.
🙏Thank you Rajat Gupta.
I think now with ssd no need to sleep mode on Mac/PC &should be removed from OS. Hibernate mode is power efficient & the user work restoration is guaranteed
lol
Thank you! After all this time, now I know the difference
Yeah, ur video actually helps me. It's informative. Liked it.
With hibernate, if you have a power outage, the computer will restart your session where it left. With sleep mode, it will completely reboot. Also, with sleep mode you are wearing the computer memory faster because the RAM never turns completely off in sleep mode even if it stays with very low current, you are keeping your RAM on 24/24 7/7
So hibernate is better
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I loved using hibernate when my laptop had a hard drive, but when I switched to SSD I hesitate using hibernation mode because I'm afraid it will wear out my SSD. I wish Windows allowed changing the location of the hibernation file, but according to my research they don't.
@@One.Zero.One101 ooh this is a hidden and important piece of information I never would've thought about. Thank you at LOT. How did you figure this out? Good with computers, is it a hobby? A video or person?
As you presented I don't see why anybody will choose "shut down". It seems like the "hybernate" option is cutting power and keep all the files in RAM. Which is good. Also you say that over night you will choose "shut down" because you want your computer to be "in the best possible running state". Wait a minute: so "hybernate" means my computer will not be in the best possible running state? Than why would I choose "hybernate" even for couple of hours. The starting time would not be too much longer.
It's the files and the apps. When you shut down, it closes all the apps and files. But in hybernate, you can return back to your working setup just like it was before hybernating. Everything still open, files, apps, tabs... You don't even have to save your work before hybernating. You can keep working on it when you come back. And it comsumes zero power. But it takes time waking back from hybernation. This is the best option if you have a fast SSD hard drive.
Sleep is the same idea, everything still open. The difference is, it goes to sleep faster, wakes up faster, but consumes power while sleeping.
Shut down is necessary every now and then just to refresh the computer.
Hello furry friend . I find you in this video for the first time
Points get cleared..thanks bro..last conclusion part more helpful.
Sleep mode, how much electricity is consumed per hour/day/weak/month????
Will always depend on your build.
So, is it okay to just shut down every time?
Yes.
It's actually sort of better
Kinda if your switching it off and on over and over it may damage you computer but if your turning it off when your away from home or sleeping it’s fine to just shut it off.
good video...short and to the point with just the information needed.
I agree plain spoken easy to understand, thank Rajat!
Nice job, very clear thank you!
thank you sir
Thank you. 👍
Salaam to you and to all.
Thanks so much. You just solved my problems
Informative video. Thank you.
I don't even have the hibernate option lol but thanks for the vid bro' good one !
quick question tho; is it bad in any way to put your PC on sleep mode every day after you're done using it? like I do that every time I go to sleep in order to save my thousands of internet tabs ...^^'
You are welcome, no it is not bad to sleep the computer. It just puts the entire memory file on the RAM but no it is not bad.
You can get it tho.. Just have to go into the power options
@romeohio 2006 oh thanks, i will have a look
@@angelffalcon3134 thanks to you too, didn't have a notification smh
want ask something, can i cut the power supply when laptop is hibernate?
thank you so much man you helped me out a lot
thanks rajat :)
Very clear explanation
Can we close the laptop when it is in sleep mode???
I have mi notebook and i found that, when in the sleep mode there isn't any light indicators(which on laptops i used earlier had) although the LED light present only light up while charging... Is there anything i can do to get this feature back
Hi, Hibernate is enabled in my hp laptop but when i click on hibernate in power menu,my laptop turns off. What to do?
Thank you bud.
I didn't open my laptop last 10 days is there a problem
Heck! Just came to your channel and recognized you(the furry friend fuy)
Thanks for the insight
Why can't our laptops work like phones? keep them in sleep/standby mode for basically all the time, and almost never having to shut down
His voice is strikingly similar to Nacho's from Better Call Saul 😳
If I go to sleep and leave it plugged in, which one should I choose. And can I also leave the laptop open while it is asleep or hibernating, or is it better to close to top
Hello brother! Is it ok to charge laptop on sleep mode without shutdown? Please reply.
Thanks!
To wake up I need to press power button is it OK or pressing any key on keyboard should wake it up
Thank you tech
What if there’s no hibernate option? Shut down is best
Good information...
Have you anything on "resume from hibernation" issue with win10? By the way good to see you here without Buddy. 🥰☺️👍
thankyou for your video
Nice 👍
Is it safe in computer and not for the laptop? When you just sleep it in a couple of hours?
i have sleep activated for closing the lid on battery and plugged in but often find it has shutdown on regardless..how come?
I think it goes to hibernation or shut down after longer time of sleep
I feel bad that I turned on and off, restarted several times and put my laptop to sleep multiple times 💀💔
Why?
So shutting down pc every night is good ?
nice one
Ive got in isue with hibernate mode on my ASUS F556UQ notebook. I only can wake it up again by using the power button.
Ive tried all kind of things to use mouse or Keyboard to do this, but it doesnt react. Did energie options, device manager, CMD, Bios update etc. But its doesnt work. I need this funktion to leave my notebook closed while connected with monitors. I dont like to open the notebook again for storage reasons. Someone can help me with that issue?
I turned on and off my pc 6 times today already.
Is it okay to sleepmode while charging? I use this whenever i have 1hr vacant in school.
can i shut down my laptop lead after sleep mode
lol I use just shut down
Ah so I should use hibernate but I dont have hibernate
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Laptop sleep mode se kaise on kre
Thank you !!!
But isn't the rule different for plug in desktops vs mobile laptops?
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Shutdown is better belive me you will see many blue screen if you put it on hibernation
i put it to hibernate and it turned itself off and wont boot. tf is this shit
@@HKIHNDKNSI try to boot in safe mode and turn it off watch a RUclips video about it try to remove the battery if you use a laptop and only plug the charger
@@GhostGamer799 I have a desktop, only battery in my build is the cmos
@@GhostGamer799 I got it to work again, my pc just has a mind of it's own. Never using hibernate again though, only sleep, even though my ram will hate me for it
i’ve had problems where my laptop will turn on randomly when in my bag after putting it in sleep mode. putting it in hibernate fixes this because the laptop doesn’t turn on unless i tell it to, which is much better
Thanks sir