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    Power Options Menu - Add or Remove Sleep or Hibernate in Windows 8


    How to Add or Remove "Sleep" or "Hibernate" from the Power Options Menu in Windows 8


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    MadeOke,

    See if running a sfc /scannow command may help.

    In addition, check at the registry (regedit) location below to see if you have a HibernateEnabled DWORD value set to 1 in the right pane of the Power key.

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power
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    This will not work if w8 installed on VHD
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    Hello MakeOke,

    It will not work in a virtual machine.

    Did you create the VHD and install Windows 7 at boot using the same method in the tutorial below? I think it will work with this method instead.

    Windows 8 VHD - Create at Boot to Dual Boot with
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    Quote Originally Posted by Brink View Post
    Hello MakeOke,

    It will not work in a virtual machine.

    Did you create the VHD and install Windows 7 at boot using the same method in the tutorial below? I think it will work with this method instead.

    Windows 8 VHD - Create at Boot to Dual Boot with
    install w8 on VHD : no hibernate
    install w8 normally : hibernate enable
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    Yep, hibernate will not be available in a VM or VHD. Thank you for posting back.
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