Windows 10: Have hibernate also turn off the monitor?

Hi all,


I want to have my Windows 10 pc turn off its monitor whenever I put it in hibernate mode. Not in standby, but really off.


Is that possible? Perhaps through some registry tweak?


Regards,

Paul

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Have hibernate also turn off the monitor?

Hi Charles,

Thanks for your swift replies.

I am already familiar with hibernation and all the power options.

I want to link turning off the monitor as a slave process to hibernating the system.

Regards,

Paul

 

Have hibernate also turn off the monitor?

Hi Paul,

I'm Charles, an Independent advisor trying to help.

I use the option frequently, and when I choose it, turn off the screen, however, I use a laptop, the startup is the same or faster than the normal shutdown and everything remains as I leave it, but the option is not available for all PCs, I add the official
link of the community where you can complement the information I have shared.

Now that I remember, at some point I also took the hibernation option with a PC and did not turn off the monitor itself, I had to press the shutdown button to really turn it off.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/13770/...

I hope the steps work for you too

Attentive to any comments

Have a happy day

Best Regards,

Charles.

 

Cannot turn off hibernation

We have two relatively new identical HP ProDesk 400s running Windows 10. The computers often go into hibernation over night, preventing us from being able to log in remotely, and we can't shut off that feature. Our IT guy is also baffled. We have tried:



Turning off hibernation in Windows

Turning off hibernation in a command shell being run as administrator

Changing the Windows power settings to high performance

Updating Windows, drivers, BIOS

Turning off power saving options in the BIOS

Deleting Energy Star

Setting the BIOS to have the computer wake up every morning at 7:00 automatically



Basically, we have tried everything that makes any intuitive sense and anything the intertubes suggested we do. All HP could suggest in addition is reinstalling Windows, which is a bigger step than we would like to take.