Windows 10: hibernate and fast start

I am having trouble with hibernate and fast start. I found in one article in the forum that stated:

• If you disable hibernate, fast startup will also get disabled.

​Does the opposite hold true then: If hibernate is enabled, fast startup is also enabled?

:)

 

Windows 10 Randomly Freezes every few days

That is unusual but it probably means that you are not using Fast start anyway. Maybe Hibernation is disabled for some reason (Fast start requires Hibernation on). There is a system command that will turn on hibernation but I don't know if it is safe to
use in Windows 10.

Wait for someone else to offer suggestions.

 

Windows 10 is changing Joystick number assignments upon restart

Solution found here:

"Do you have "fast start" and hibernation enabled on your Win 10 system? From what I understand when you have "fast start" enabled Win 10 saves lots of pertinent data to the hibernation file so after shutting down, and then when you restart, it uses
the saved data to get your system up and running fast. I wonder if maybe w/o "fast start" enabled the system re-assigns the joy numbers on boot-up? That's one reason a "restart" takes longer as it ignores the hibernation data.

Turn On or Off Fast Startup in Windows 10

Try this: Boot-up and get the assignments set w/fast start off. Once done go back and turn fast-start and hibernate on (you can kill hibernate after you restart). This is how mine is configured. When you stop the hibernate do it in the advance power
setting location. "

I did all that and it's fixed now.

 

Hello everettg, *Smile

Luckily no.

If you enable hibernate, you will still need to separately enable fast startup if wanted.

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4...dows-10-a.html

It's just that fast startup requires hibernate to be enabled to turn on fast startup, and is why fast startup also gets disabled along with disabling hibernate.