Windows 10: UPS Hibernation

Hi guys, this is my debut here and I'm glad I found this forum because I recently replaced my old Win-7 machine with an Asus Win-10 and it is so different than the win-7 I'm use to that I have a lot to learn! *Confused

I live in an area where power outages are fairly frequent. I had my old Win-7 computer set up with my APC UPS to hibernate- saving my open files- if the power stays off more than 5 minutes. This work very well but I don't see a hibernation option in the Win-10 power settings. Is there not a hibernate function in Win-10?

Also on the subject of saving files- if I have unsaved files open overnight and Micro$oft does one of their middle of night auto-updates- does M$ save the files before rebooting or do I lose those files?

Thanks much for your help. *092

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Power settings (sleep/hibernate) not working properly in Windows 10.

My Thinkpad 11e (Yoga) goes to sleep but will not hibernate.

Have tried all the recommended fixes.

Given up.

Bad hibernate code in Windows 10.

I can manually request a hibernate and Windows will properly hibernate.

But it will not hibernate based on the sleep timers.

So, inconsistent hibernate code in Windows 10.

The aggravating thing is that hibernate worked until a few Windows updates ago.

Buggy code.

 

Something is waking up my PC from sleep after upgrade to windows 10

Thanks for the reply,

Method 1 already intact.

So regarding Method 2, I've enabled hibernate "powercfg -hibernate on" and "enabled the show hibernate button"

I've left the computer over night and it woke up from the same reason again.

P.S Hibernate was off : powercfg -hibernate off (It saves storage space on my SSD drive and I'm not using Hibernate at all)

Please advise,

Thanks