We continue with our tips, tutorials and information about Windows, because that is what we want, that you know your operating system to the fullest and that way you know how to develop like a fish in water. Today we are going to analyze the shutdown menu, and there are those who only use it to say goodbye to the PC until tomorrow, but we find several options, each with its explanation and usefulness: Shutdown, Restart, Hibernate, Suspend, Block ... We are going to explain what each of these shutdown options mean, don't miss the information that Windows Noticias brings you today.
We are going to analyze them one by one so that we can get an idea of their capabilities and decide whether or not it is worth using them:
- Delete: This is the most used, in this way the operating system gives the hardware the order to disconnect from the power in a safe way. Everything we have done will be closed and any type of task that we have not previously saved will not be stored.
- Lay off: Another of the favorites, in this case the operating system disables some of the hardware functions in general, but it will store information in the RAM memory and keep the system in "stand by", which will allow us to restart it from the point where that was previously without losing any information and quickly.
- Hibernate: With this mode we save more energy if possible than with suspend mode, with the same system we will not lose the information we were creating, it is a way to ensure, for example, that our laptop is not going to run out of battery while we are not using it, no However, it takes a little longer to return than from suspension.
- Restart: In this case the system combines the function of turning off and on quickly. However, no information will be stored either.
This is all we can tell you about these fantastic options, now choose the one that best suits your needs.