I saw somewhere else someone posted that not being able to make the change could have to do with needing an updated drive i9n my video card? That doesn't make sense to me. If I try this without "Run as Administrator" I get a message that "I do not have permission to enable or disable hibernation", which is what lead me to start right-clicking and selecting, "Run as Administrator, etc., etc.
So far, typing "powercfg -h on" or "powercfg /hibernate on" for both of these has not added the hibernate option to my shut down menu. You’ll then be prompted by a UAC (User Account Control) window in which you’ll have to hit Yes. Then, type cmd but instead of pressing Enter directly, press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open it with administrative privileges.
If I type "command" I see a program called "command prompt" and when I select "Run as Administrator" I get a command box that has this heading in the top frame of the box, "Administrator: Command Prompt" To open an Elevated Command Prompt window via the Run box, press Windows key + R to bring up the Run menu. You may want to read more about some of the advanced features PowerShell has to offer. As always, be careful doing things in an elevated PowerShell environment. A new elevated PowerShell window will appear. If I type "cmd" and select "Run as Administrator" I see a command box that has this heading in the top frame of the box, "Administrator:C:\WINDOWS\System32\cmd.exe" To do so, type or paste powershell start-process powershell -verb runas into Command Prompt, and then hit Enter. I can type "cmd" or "command" in there and right-click on them and select "Run as Administrator" for both. I click on the Windows symbol in the lower left hand corner of my screen. I am listed as an Administrative Account. Or the files DeElevate.exe, DeElevator.dll from "C:\Program Files\Stardock\Groupy\" if your system is 32 bits.I am trying to enable Hibernate on my Windows Vista system. You can found the program DeElevate.exe as part of the Groupy application:Īfter installing it (preferably in a sandbox or in a virtual machine) you will only need the files DeElevate64.exe, DeElevator64.dll from the directory "C:\Program Files (x86)\Stardock\Groupy\" if your system is 64 bits Or DeElevate.exe "C:\full path\to\program.exe" įor example, this will work: DeElevate.exe cmd.exe "/k pushd %temp%" Or runfromprocess explorer.exe "C:\full path\to\bat\file.batĪ better way to do it is to use the program DeElevate.exe from Stardock: DeElevate.exe "C:\full path\to\bat\file.bat" In an elevated command prompt, enter the following commands, where w.x.y.z is the IP address of the host computer, and n is a port number of your choice: Console Copy bcdedit /debug on bcdedit /dbgsettings net hostip:w.x.y.z port:n BCDEdit displays an automatically generated key.
First one requires Nirsoft's RunFromProcess.exe program.Īssuming the process explorer.exe is not running elevated, this will work: runfromprocess explorer.exe cmd.exe /k pushd %temp%
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