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La domanda
Lettore SuperUser Little Alien vuole sapere perché Windows è in ibernazione invece di spegnersi completamente:
I just finished shutting Windows down and rebooted into Linux. When I try to access the Windows partition, it says that Linux cannot mount it because Windows is hibernating. This means that Windows 10 only hibernates instead of fully shutting down. How do I fix it so that Windows 10 actually shuts down all the way?
Perché il ibernamento di Windows invece di spegnersi completamente?
La risposta
Collaboratore SuperUser LPChip ha la risposta per noi:
This is expected behavior. Windows 8 came with a new form of shutdown process that is also present in Windows 10, which closes all programs and then hibernates the computer so that the next time you start Windows, it will start much faster.
This is also the same reason why it takes much longer to reboot your computer than to power off and power on. Here is how to disable Windows Hybrid Shutdown feature (also known as Fast Startup):
- Right click the Windows start menu button and choose Power Options.
- Click on Choose What the Power Button Does.
- If there is a Windows UAC shield at the top with Change Settings That Are Currently Unavailable, click it and choose Yes or enter your password to reopen the dialog with administrative privileges.
- At the bottom below Shutdown Settings, it will say Turn on Fast Startup (recommended). Deselect the option and press Save Changes.
Now when you shut Windows down, it will shut down normally and not go into hibernation.
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