To read (or review) this article, click this link, More reader questions answered: power states. I wrote an article on power states and how to make adjustments to when they kick in, and use the Power Options control panel. Although Vista has a shorter boot than previous versions, it still takes longer than most of us would like to wait - we are prone to desire “instant gratification” these days - and so we use Stand By, Sleep, or Hibernate.
Without these low-power states (Stand By, Sleep, and Hibernate), you would have to go through the whole Windows’ boot process each morning. What is the difference between “hibernation” and “sleep”? Both are power-saving states designed to achieve a compromise between fully-powered (“on”) and total shutdown.
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