hibernate problem

T

Thomas Wendell

On my machine I have made shorcuts on desktop for shutdown and for reboot,
as I like that way rather than going thru start menu...
("Shutdown -s -t 00" and "Shutdown -r -t 00" respectively)

What I can't seem to do is the same for hibernation.
It should be "Shutdown -h -t 00" , but that just gives a quickly
scrolling dos-prompt, most likely telling me that the syntax of the command
is wrong

System is Acer TravelMate7520-402G16Mi, Turion58,2GB(2*1),2*160GB, DVD-RW
OS: Windows Vista Home Premium SP1, all updated, most of Acer's junk removed
 
M

Michael Walraven

To see what the command box is trying to tell you run 'cmd' and then type in
the "Shutdown /h /t 00" command. I would expect you to be able to see the
response.

Michael
 
M

Michael Walraven

Also:
on my Vista Home Premium, SP1 the 't' option doesn't seem to be usable with
the 'h' option.
i.e
shutdown /h
works immediately

shutdown /h /t 00
does not work, presents list of correct syntax

Michael
 
T

Thomas Wendell

Michael Walraven said:
Also:
on my Vista Home Premium, SP1 the 't' option doesn't seem to be usable
with the 'h' option.
i.e
shutdown /h
works immediately

shutdown /h /t 00
does not work, presents list of correct syntax

Michael

Oh, so that's how it works..

Thanks...
 
I

Ian D

Thomas Wendell said:
On my machine I have made shorcuts on desktop for shutdown and for reboot,
as I like that way rather than going thru start menu...
("Shutdown -s -t 00" and "Shutdown -r -t 00" respectively)

What I can't seem to do is the same for hibernation.
It should be "Shutdown -h -t 00" , but that just gives a quickly
scrolling dos-prompt, most likely telling me that the syntax of the
command is wrong

System is Acer TravelMate7520-402G16Mi, Turion58,2GB(2*1),2*160GB, DVD-RW
OS: Windows Vista Home Premium SP1, all updated, most of Acer's junk
removed
Try this command:

C:\windows\system32\rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState

I have it working in XP Pro and Vista Ultimate 64 bit.
 

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