Here ya go! I actually figured it all out!!! There's only one little set back about it that I cannot figure out:
• You must press Ctrl+Shift when clicking Hibernate, that's it!
Like I said, if this feature gets implemented into Classic Shell, that would be great. Let me give you the tutorial on how I did this using research and logic:
Thanks to these helpful guides:
1)
http://www.instantfundas.com/2008/08/en ... on-on.html2)
http://superuser.com/questions/321151/h ... d-shutdownHere we go
1) Open Notepad and paste this in there:
powercfg /hibernate on
shutdown /h
2) Save this file as: Enable Hibernate & Hibernate Computer.cmd
(Make sure to get rid of the .txt extension)
3) Open Notepad and paste this in there:
powercfg /hibernate off
4) Save this file as: Disable Hibernate.cmd
(Make sure to get rid of the .txt extension)
5) Put these two files somewhere safe where they won't get deleted
6) Search for and open: taskschd.msc
7) Create Task...
Name: Disable Hibernate
Check: Run with highest privileges
8) Under Triggers, press New
Begin the task: On an event
Log: System
Source: Power-Troubleshooter
Event ID: 1
9) Under Actions, press New, press Browse & select: Disable Hibernate.cmd
10) Save all that
11) Right click your Start button -> Settings -> Check Show all settings -> Customize Start Menu -> Double click Hibernate (on the left side)
12) Command: Browse for and select "Enable Hibernate & Hibernate Computer.cmd"
13) Save all, and that's it! Just make sure to press Ctrl+Shift and click Hibernate. If you only click, nothing will happen.
Summary: When you Hibernate, a hiberfil.sys gets created in C:/ and you computer will Hibernate. Once you start up the computer from Hibernate, that file will get deleted. That's it!
Nice.