This article focuses on Windows quality updates with Configuration Manager. For more information, see Update types in Windows Update for Business. Windows provides several types of updates. This article explains these technologies, compares them, and provides recommendations to help you make decisions on which one to use. There are a few technologies available that are intended to help reduce bandwidth and network load to optimize update delivery. The size of the monthly quality updates can be a cause of concern for large organizations. If you’re still running Windows 7 ( which is no longer supported), you can read how to enable Hibernate mode in this article. If you’re not sure which mode to use on your Windows 10 computer, read our article on the differences between Sleep and Hibernate modes.Optimize Windows 10 or later update delivery with Configuration ManagerĪpplies to: Configuration Manager (current branch)įor many customers, a successful path to getting and staying current with Windows monthly updates starts with a good content distribution strategy using Configuration Manager.
And by following the steps above, it adds the Hibernate option there as well. It’s also worth noting that the old-school method of using the keyboard shortcut Alt + F4 from the desktop still works, too.
It will also be listed if you right-click the Start button ( Windows key+X) and go to “Shut down or sign out” on the menu.
The next time you open the Start menu and select the Power button, you will see that “Hibernate” is now available from the menu. Check the Hibernate box (or other shutdown settings you want available) and make sure to click the Save changes button. Īfter clicking the link, those options should become available. To make Hibernate available, click the “ Change settings that are currently unavailable” link. But all of those options are probably grayed out. Under the “Shutdown settings” section, you should see a list of additional options like Fast Startup, Sleep, and Hibernate. Next, you will see some different shutdown settings and power and button settings. From the left column, click the “ Choose what the power buttons do” link. That will open Power Options in the classic Control Panel. Then scroll down on the right-hand side and click the “Additional power settings” link. To enable Hibernate mode in Windows 10, head to Settings > System > Power & sleep. Even there, you will not find a Hibernate option. By default, when you open the Start menu in Windows 10 and select the Power button, no Hibernate mode is listed.Īlternately, you can right-click the Start button or use the Windows key + X keyboard shortcut to bring up the “ power user menu” and go to Shutdown or sign out.
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