Windows Hibernation Screens Evolution!

[@smpark12]

It’s always so cursed when they use the Windows XP logo without the word XP; it also shows that one time during installation

[@TECHNOGEEK20000]

Here is a tip...to get back the classic progress bar style resume loading screen you delete the folder called Fonts (NOT to be confused with C:\WIndows\Fonts) in C:\Boot\Fonts and it will give you the old style loading screen. Applies to 7 and vista (might work on newer builds but I havent tested it). Just for anyone who for whatever reason wanted to know how to do that. and yes it is perfectly harmless I have done it to my own system and have not had any issues.

[@MRNGrandpere]

do u have any pictures or videos of this?

[@dzyszla]

In 7 just run msconfig and check boot information and no graphic boot. But in 8 and above not work :(

[@TECHNOGEEK20000]

for what......to show how to do it? My advice is if you are unsure of how to do it then you should do it in a VM. No I do not have videos showing it. @@MRNGrandpere

[@TECHNOGEEK20000]

both methods work. I was sharing the method that I used. Either way works.@@dzyszla

[@wardengamer374]

I had the "Resuming Windows" screen once in 2016, when my Dell Latitude D630's battery was critically low, then I turned it on.

[@zakariya2011_]

This happens in windows 7 and vista too !

[@rip_deadd]

@@zakariya2011_ Windows 10 too!

[@AzeriGigachad]

3:15 Windows Vista has a nice resuming screen

[@11.muhammadrasyapradipta60]

I agree.

[@PainweedingPills]

I love Vista's design despite it's fatal flaws that made it flop.

[@denz8ty648]

@@PainweedingPills it was too ahead of its time and a bit unoptimized for devices. Microsoft should've made it clear that its for the "Top-of-the-line" computers

[@robloxbudsanimations5412]

Ye even tho the fact that vista is crap

[@Bremmybrem6002]

@@robloxbudsanimations5412 Most people that critizize vista didn't even try it

[@TheTHORDummy]

Longhorn Build 5048's Logo in the Hibernation Screen seems a bit messed up 2:03

[@MCAlexisYT]

Yeah, I can see as much

[@ComicalDans313]

Looks like errape image

[@ROCKERNAN89]

Yes 🤨🤨

[@dragisakatic5222]

On betawiki of this build says like this "Windows logo has a white background on the hibernation screen"

[@watchnetworks]

2:21 I don’t agree with this. I’m using Windows 10 and I hibernate my computer everyday when I want to do something else. If hibernate Windows, it will display the same way as shutdown or sign out screens. The title is now change into “Locking” then “Hibernating”. Also if GUI boot is disabled, we can see a grey resuming bar after Windows boot logo.

[@wilson228]

The longhorn logo on the hibernating screen of build 5048 looks broken

[@denchicksson]

almost as its design ws made in mspaint and its not transparent

[@dragisakatic5222]

Once I didn't hibernate my Windows 7 laptop, I shut it down normally but left the programs open. When I turned it on, instead of starting windows it was resuming windows, like this 3:30

[@enderbo]

Sleep: saves your pc's state into ram and enters low power mode Shutdown: ends you r session and turns off the power Hibernate: does sleep but saving the current state into hiberfil.sys and afterwards doing shutdown

[@PTT95.6Official]

Hybrid Sleep: puts data into both RAM and hard drive but then switches to regular sleep mode so Windows can restore the session quickly. If there is a sudden power outage, Windows can still restore from the hard drive

[@alisonsmith4436]

Thank you so much l love your videos

[@Sonic21Rus]

Can you make video with Stand by Screens? I remember Windows XP Stand by Screen.

[@ivanluna93]

No One

[@hieuquocnguyen7645]

People may confuse with the Sleep function (which is on the modern Windows versions and has the same function as Stand By) and it’s hard to capture the screen when it’s on the Standby screen though, cause that screen only lasts for a second

[@NobelTech]

It's basically sleep mode

[@scoutbonk69]

@@NobelTech based logic

[@Georninja]

I remember Windows 98 having a little window before it went into standby mode

[@JPX64Channel]

if im not wrong these screens appeared when you suspended the laptop and somehow the power went off (like a laptop with no battery getting unplugged)

[@generixer6250]

Automatically hibernate when it's out of battery.

[@monikabixho7752]

Fun fact: Windows 10 and 11 actually do have a hibernation screen, but it's only visible for a split second (sometimes 1 sec). It's similar to the Shutting down/Restarting screens, but it says "Hibernating"

[@MattyandSaimGamez]

2:27 On windows 2000 build 1906, I wonder what happens if you hit space bar

[@matheussimoes8309]

Excelente do vídeo de evolução de hibernação e Resumo do Windows! Vc(Você) gostou?

[@ΧΣΘΠ]

Is hibernating in windows computers supposed to be when you stop what youre doing and you shut down the conputer, then resuming, you turn it back on and its at where you stopped at?

[@ROCKERNAN89]

Yes

[@allezvenga7617]

Thanks for your sharing

[@rahithahsan188]

I had the Window XP Hibernation Screen on my old Sony Vaio Computer!!!!!!!!!

[@BALtimore2001]

Is this for non-ACPI compliant Windows machines??

[@Kiki79250CoC]

Modern Windows won't boot on non-ACPI devices. -- Also Hibernating is a bit different. It saves the RAM content into the disk and shutdown the computer, so you can literally unplug it after "shutdown" and when you re-plug it and turn it on, you will be back on your desktop like just getting your PC out of Sleep.

[@BALtimore2001]

@@Kiki79250CoC OK.

[@NobelTech]

It works on all devices, regardless of ACPI. If your device isn't ACPI compliant though, you will get the 'it's now safe to turn off your computer' screen at the end

[@enderbo]

I love how build 5111 is a build of Windows XP and Windows Vista.

[@oosha2000]

I thought hibernation was safer and more effective than shutdown, the latter doesn't properly shut down your pc even if you disabled the fast startup while the former lets you continue where you left off. At least, restart is the remedy to the slow performance.

[@scythal]

Shutdowns these days on modern versions of Windows is practically just hibernation but with fancy dressing.

[@0xEARTH]

...hibernation =/= shutdown though. the difference is what you mentioned; the former lets you continue where you left off. it's more comparable to sleep than it is shutting down, personally: • sleep saves your current PC state into RAM, and places the PC into a lower-power state; • hibernation saves your current PC state to your hard drive, then turns off the PC; • shutting down closes all programs, ends your session, and turns off the PC. hibernation is more of a combination of sleep and shutting down and wouldn't save your performance or anything, as everything about your PC's state before hibernation is saved. restarting is just shutting down but the PC never shuts fully off and turns itself back on to reboot Windows.

[@biruniweb]

what is the difference between sleep and hibernation

[@hieuquocnguyen7645]

Sleep = Windows 98 / 2000 / ME / XP Stand By Hibernate = Saves the current computer state into your hard disk and shuts down your PC

[@biruniweb]

@@hieuquocnguyen7645 i still dont get

[@hieuquocnguyen7645]

@@biruniweb Sleep is the function that puts your computer into low power mode to resume working, however Hibernate will save your session into your main drive and shuts down your computer Kindly use Hibernate if you don’t want to lose your work when traveling with your PC away

[@vamsivasireddy1]

Do you think that Windows 10 and 11 have a hibernation option?

[@ROCKERNAN89]

Yes, it's hidden by default. You'll have to activate it in Control Panel.

[@Lambdambient]

8-11 make it confusing as to whether they're booting or resuming.

[@belairrbx]

Didn't knew those screens existed.

[@manhmanh9730]

Can you add hibernation of windows 2000 build 1796,1888,1983,2068,Server 2003 build 2296,and another server resume screen

[@mrmaddocs68752]

To hibernate Windows 8.x, 10 and 11 you put the computer to sleep then unplug the power cord Resume is the same

[@fiskuskarkafel3032]

I like the windows xp hibernation

[@matheussimoes8309]

Resuming screens after Rewinder deleted do disk drive do Windows vista and Windows 11.

[@turkishtwo]

Longhorn Build 5048 hibernating screen is cursed

[@naufalam7840]

windows 10 and windows 11 also have hibernation screen

[@hieuquocnguyen7645]

It doesn’t, the computer will turn off the screen immediately when you click on the hibernate button

[@naufalam7840]

@@hieuquocnguyen7645 I see a circle loading bar and a text when I hibernate my computer. It says "Hibernating..." and "Locking..."

[@hieuquocnguyen7645]

@@naufalam7840 That screen only lasts for a second, it doesn’t last longer like Windows XP or earlier

[@FoxTech1]

Nice! What's your favorite Windows Version?

[@ahmedibrahem1500]

Windows xp

[@operaroblox]

Mine is 7!

[@techactivate781]

@@operaroblox for me 7, XP, Vista and 8.1

[@Adric101]

Longhorn and 8.1

[@Tiger9194]

8.1 personally

[@ivanluna93]

Can You Make Windows XP 2022 Edition

[@generixer6250]

Such a thing don't exist.

[@harzanarumi1596]

nice

[@pkcellplus]

“The system is being restarted from its previous location.”

[@misterbisttttttttt]

fun fact: every shut down from windows 8-11, are only in hibernation

[@generixer6250]

If Fast Startup is enabled. Also, apparently it's a hybrid of "shut down" and "hibernation".

[@TheTechyLuke]

Noice

[@orhandogan0]

I always use secure boot never see this hibernation screens

[@glosshiredarchives1136]

you missed windows millennium.

[@hieuquocnguyen7645]

DOS-based systems like ME doesn’t have hibernate option bruh

[@glosshiredarchives1136]

@@hieuquocnguyen7645 is for notebook with acpi

[@XTrapolis942M]

@@hieuquocnguyen7645 uhh yes it does, bruh. Believe it or not, the first Windows OS to have hibernation was indeed a DOS-based system: Windows 98, but it was available on a very limited basis. Both 2000 and Millennium were then the first to have the hibernation option more widely available.

[@dragisakatic5222]

You missed Windows Vista build 5308

[@May-b2w9i]

​@@glosshiredarchives1136WHAT

[@THEACTUALLDL123]

build 5048 idk is error

[@lilmonix]

Kênh chĩnh là cái gì?

[@THEACTUALLDL123]

idk

[@iliyaabdollahi6351]

Nice🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@Lolsos12e22GD]

Power from 999 to 1K

[@ВиториоКлиментов]

I like xp.

[@matevarga4717]

Hello

[@lidiane9724]

Sim

[@reginaperez6693]

Microsoft Windows gnt 5.0 salvando estado recurrente Windows 2000 build 1946 salvando estado recurrente Windows 2000 pantalla de hibernación hibernando 1511 Neptuno Windows hibernando silbador build 50406 hibernando Windows XP buld hibernando Windows XP build 21148 hibernando Windows XP Microsoft Windows hibernando Windows cuerno largo 50400 build 456 Microsoft Longhorn hibernando Microsoft Windows code name longhorn hibernando cuerno largo beta 548 beta 1 hibernando Windows code name long horn beta dos hibernando Windows vista tiene la función pero no tiene pantalla de hibernación ahora vamos con las de resumen Windows 2000 2499 el sistema va a ser reseteado porque este proceso presiona la barra de espacio para interrumpir Windows 2000 + XP Neptuno wheel 5111.11 Microsoft de neptune under construction iniciando Windows Windows vista beta 5112 resumiendo Windows Windows vista resumiendo Windows Windows 7 build 600 519😊 no tiene texto sólo una barra de espacio Windows 7 Wilde 680 01 resumiendo Windows Windows 7 resumiendo Windows no tiene texto Windows 8 solo un pescadito Windows 8 8.1 y Windows 10 no tiene texto solamente está el logo de Windows Windows 11 crtm este ya no tiene texto porque es solo es el logo de Windows

[@11USpTile]

1000th like!!!

[@iStrangers]

Windows Neptune Forgotten