I badly want it to be able to hibernate. Is this option controlled in Software or in the BIOS or where?

Any suggestions?

Martin

But after finishing work I wouldn’t consider it a shutdown-replacement., too much of clutter, and eg. win can’t run too long without a shutdown, at least not at fresh-boot quality.
Anyways what do you need those extra 2-6 seconds for?
However, if you do need that fast bootups, partition your drive wisely(if your drive capacity allows, use only the first LESS THAN 10 percent of the total for your system partition) and take measures like moving your docs, vids etc. folders to another partition and create a small partition at the end of the disk for installs, backups and sort of stuff. Set a static size (min.value=max.value) pagefile a few megs above the recommended value(depending on the hunger of your programs you might even double it) – this will avoid pagefile fragmentation.
Defragment your drive -online and offline and if customizable, just move your boot files to the end of the partition with a huge gap set up behind other data to make sure-it’s a continuous read of small data, so you will not lose speed on bootup, but gain a bit on random reads here-and-there. Also put the directory somewhere in the middle. to have good average access to it all the time on.
And disable bootup loading of unnecessary or seldom used services, updaters, phone suites, office launchers, pdf reader quick launchers and any clutter of this kind.