How to enable or disable Hibernate in Windows 10:

1. Press Windows + X keys to open Power menu and select Command Prompt (Admin)
2. To enable the Hibernate, type command powercfg/h on
3. To disable the Hibernate, type command powercfg/h off

Manage settings for Hibernate:

1. Press Windows + X key to access Power Menu and select Power Options from there.
2. Click Change plan settings next to the power plan you have active.
3. Now select Change advanced power settings.

4. In Power Options scroll down and expand Sleep.
5. Click on Hibernate after
6. Enter the minutes you want your PC to be idle before it Hibernates
7. Press Ok to apply the changes.

How to Install and Change Languages in Windows 10

Install a Language Pack in Windows 10

First, you need to ensure you have a supported edition of Windows 10, such as Home, Pro or Enterprise. If you’re running Windows 10 Home Single Language, you’ll need to upgrade to the Pro version to add languages. The Single Language version usually comes preinstalled on new computers.




Click Start > Settings or Press Windows key + I then click Time & Language.

Select the Region & Language tab then click Add Language.



Select a language you would like to install. For this article, I will go with Spanish.




You might notice there are subgroups for a particular language, select the appropriate language based on your region or dialect.



Return to the Region & Language tab and then select your Language.



If the download stops, restart the computer, then reopen Region and Language, select your language then click Options > Download again.




When complete, return to the Region & Language tab then click your Language then click Set as default.


 

Restart your computer, log in, you will now see menus, labels and field boxes in your native language. I notice not all words are translated, so the OS will not be completely fluent.


 

When you want to switch languages on the fly, click the Language menu in the Notification Area on your Taskbar, and choose your language.