Using Sleep and Hibernate modes is straightforward, regardless of whether you're using Windows 11 or Windows 10. These options are available in the power menu, alongside Shut Down and Restart.

Windows 10 doesn't include Hibernate in the shut-down options by default, but it's easy enough to add it.

The difference between Sleep and Hibernate on Windows lies in how they operate and the impact on your experience. In Sleep mode, Windows cuts power to most components, like the screen and hard ...