Windows 10: Sleep mode doesn't work with dual boot (Grub, installed by Linux Mint)

Hello all,
I recently re-installed Windows 10 on my laptop, and just after, I installed Linux Mint (Main Page - Linux Mint).
Then, I had Grub 2.02beta2 to start either LM or Win, it works, but ...... if on Windows, I choose extend sleep mode (or classic sleep mode), my computer of course shut down, but when I restart it and choose Windows (to come back and find my last applications opened), it does'nt work. It is like I cut electricity and all is wrong.

I always have a message from windows asking if it needs to check disk, and then, when I open my session, all applications are closed "with error" (when I restart Chrome, it says that does'nt shut down correctly, same with Word or others...).Anyone have an idea of some parameter to adjust ?With Ubuntu, it worked, but not with LM... Thanks !Vincent

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Windows 10

This is a common issue with Linux/Windows dual boots.

The most common fix is to boot up Linux, then in the terminal (CTRL+ALT+T) run the sudo update-grub command. A more extensive guide on how to do this can be found by following the link below.

https://www.pcsteps.com/1053-change-grub-boot-o...

 

Hibernate problem on win 10

Hi,

I have problem with hibernate on windows 10.

The problem is "back from hibernate", when i press power, it's just boot to fresh startup, and
all of my apps gone.

I updated to windows 10 from windows 8.1.

Sleep mode works fine.

All my drivers are updated.

This started since i install Mint 17.3 in dual boot.

I installed GRUB on mint's partition and i using uefi bios.

i am using grub to choose systems on startup.

My laptop ASUS X55C https://www.asus.com/Notebooks/X55C/

 

For information, I saw that when I desactivate extend sleep mode, classic sleep mode is ok.

So the problem is :

how to activate extend sleep mode when we have dual boot (grub) ?

windows (cmd in admin mode) :
Code: powercfg -h on[/quote] But I think I need another parameter(s) to change, so as to extend sleep mode is ok.
Thanks for help !

 

I'm not familiar with "extended sleep mode". No such on my power settings.
That said, my experience with dual boot via linux grub2 (on mint) should never be used with hibernation on, nor with fast startup, since both will lead to some corruption and frequent need for diskchk when you come out of standby.
Both mint and windows sleep and come out just fine. Just make sure to not click Hibernate button on Mint's Quit menu. There's a way to disable that button. If you need it, I'll dig it out.

See 4th post here:
Hibernation with dualboot - Windows 7 Help Forums
also
File system interoperability in multiple boot environments. CHKSDSK - Microsoft Community
and
The Pros and Cons of Windows 10 Mode

 

My question is : how to use Windows 10 hibernation when you have dual boot with grub ?
(because I found very usefull hibernation *Smile)

I looked at your links, I searched on others forums, but I didn't find any solution actually...