Where is the problem?

[Ale]

Hello, I installed Windows 8 on my computer these days and it turns out the power options do not work and my computer is put into hibernation every so often that is what happens? Thank you.

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My motherboard is GA-870-UD3

 

[Kari]

Hi Ale, welcome to the Eight Forums.

First thing to try is to run Windows System File Checker SFC with scan option. See this tutorial to learn how: http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/3047-sfc-scannow-command-run-windows-8-a.html

The SFC will check and repair native Windows system files. It sometimes needs to be run several times; if it after the scan tells you it could not repair all damaged files, reboot the PC and run it again. Quite often at least 3 scans are needed.

Kari

 

[Ale]

Thanks for the reply, I do sfc / scannow several passes have ended smoothly, Any idea more?

 

[Kari]

After the last pass of SFC, reboot and check if the power options are there. If not, the next logical step I can think of is to do a system refresh: http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/2293-refresh-windows-8-a.html

If you do it, please read this information given in the beginning of the tutorial very carefully:

   Note

Which Settings will be Preserved

• All user accounts.
• Files in your user C:\Users\(user-name) folders. (ex: Desktop, My Documents, My Music, etc...)
• Wireless network connections
• Apps from the Windows Store will be kept.
• Mobile broadband connections
• BitLocker and BitLocker To Go settings
• Drive letter assignments
• Personalization settings such as lock screen background and desktop wallpaper
• Choices you made during Windows Welcome, such as computer name and user accounts, will not change.
• Network, Libraries, and Windows Update settings will not change.
• Customer Experience Improvement Program settings will not change.
• Windows Error Reporting settings will not change.
• Some drivers may or may not be removed.

Which Settings will be NOT be Preserved

• File type associations
• Display settings
• Windows Firewall settings
• Metro Apps settings
• All installed 3rd party desktop programs (not Store apps). A list of removed apps will be saved on your desktop after the refresh is finished to let you know which programs were removed.
• You PC settings will be changed back to their defaults.
• Installed Windows Updates will be removed.
• Some drivers may or may not be removed.