Windows 10 hibernation: how to easily activate it

To understand the usefulness of hibernation in Windows 10, you need to know what it is for. After a long period of inactivity, your device can go into hibernation: the files, applications and documents in use on the hard disk (and not the RAM are then saved). Your system is then able to turn off your screen and stop programs running in the background, but also food as a whole. In this way, you can preserve the capacity of your battery and save on your electricity costs. When you turn your device back on after hibernation, all open apps are reloaded and you can resume exactly where you left off.