Vista loses hibernate, how to get hibernate back on your Start menu

http://www.reviewingit.com/index.php/content/view/32/

According to this guy, its a simple command: in the Run dialog as administrator type “powercfg /hibernate on” and hit Enter. BAM!!! It’s back on the start menu.

Hallelujah, I fixed my black screen on resume from sleep by setting the ATI External Event monitor to manual in Services, but then I lost hibernate, this guy is my hero.

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