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winxp: how do u "exec hibernate"?

LOUISSSSS

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for example, under speedfan i have [EXEC "SHUTDOWN -s -t 01]

to shutdown my computer


how can i get a similar command to have my computer HIBERNATE instead?

(yes, i have hibernation enabled in power options)
 
Use the -h flag instead of the -s in the same command (EXEC "SHUTDOWN -h -t 01])

Few others:

/l Log off.

/s Shutdown the computer.

/r Shutdown and restart the computer.

/p Turn off the local computer with no time-out or warning.

/h Hibernate the local computer.
 
Originally posted by: Snapster
Use the -h flag instead of the -s in the same command (EXEC "SHUTDOWN -h -t 01])

Few others:

/l Log off.

/s Shutdown the computer.

/r Shutdown and restart the computer.

/p Turn off the local computer with no time-out or warning.

/h Hibernate the local computer.

HEY GOT A LINK OR A PAGE WHERE I CAN READ UP MORE ON THIS STUFF?

sorry CL
 
Open up a command line (Start -> run... -> type "cmd.exe" and hit enter), then type shutdown -?

It'll give you all the options for the shutdown.exe command
 
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