Question Windows hibernation issues related to Linux ?!?

[marius_ss]

I have 7 Linux distros and Windows 8.1 as a main system on another M.2 ... the problem is Im sending Windows in hibernation and go to Linux for a while (maybe few hours minimum) then when I come back to windows is booting from the beginning !!?? But if I don't go to Linux and just leave PC in hibernation then windows coming back as supposed to do !! WHAT IS THE PROBLEM HERE, ANY IDEA ???

 

[rgd1101]

problem is you go to linux

 

[USAFRet]

I have 7 Linux distros and Windows 8.1 as a main system on another M.2 ... the problem is Im sending Windows in hibernation and go to Linux for a while (maybe few hours minimum) then when I come back to windows is booting from the beginning !!?? But if I don't go to Linux and just leave PC in hibernation then windows coming back as supposed to do !! WHAT IS THE PROBLEM HERE, ANY IDEA ???

Don't do the hibernation.

 

[marius_ss]

problem is you go to linux

so what kind of answer is this ??? I realize that, but I need to know how to solve it ?!

 

[marius_ss]

Don't do the hibernation.

is there anything better than hibernation for saving work and turn off PC ??

 

[rgd1101]

Shut down, sleep, or hibernate your PC - Microsoft Support

Learn how to shut down, sleep, or hibernate your PC

support.microsoft.com

Hibernate uses less power than sleep and when you start up the PC again, you’re back to where you left off (though not as fast as sleep).
windows is still on.

 

[rgd1101]

is there anything better than hibernation for saving work and turn off PC ??

get to windows 10/11

Install WSL

Install Windows Subsystem for Linux with the command, wsl --install. Use a Bash terminal on your Windows machine run by your preferred Linux distribution - Ubuntu, Debian, SUSE, Kali, Fedora, Pengwin, Alpine, and more are available.

learn.microsoft.com

 

[USAFRet]

is there anything better than hibernation for saving work and turn off PC ??

The "problem" is hibernating and then booting into a whole other OS.

Solutions:
1. Don't hibernate. Simply turn Windows OFF

2. Run Windows or Linux in a VM. Then, you can do what you please.

 

[marius_ss]

get to windows 10/11

Install WSL

Install Windows Subsystem for Linux with the command, wsl --install. Use a Bash terminal on your Windows machine run by your preferred Linux distribution - Ubuntu, Debian, SUSE, Kali, Fedora, Pengwin, Alpine, and more are available.

learn.microsoft.com

OMG !!! I already deleted !! I think you know what i mean !!?

 

[marius_ss]

The "problem" is hibernating and then booting into a whole other OS.

Solutions:
1. Don't hibernate. Simply turn Windows OFF

2. Run Windows or Linux in a VM. Then, you can do what you please.

Thanks I know all these but not working in my case I need fully working PC in Windows and Linux not virtual its just for test not for full OS working !!

 

[rgd1101]

get a 2nd pc

 

[marius_ss]

get a 2nd pc

C'mon guys nobody encounter the same issue never ?!? Why you're coming with such basic solution which r obviously ok but not in my case !!?

 

[USAFRet]

As said, the "problem" is putting Windows in hibernation, then booting a whole other system on that same hardware.

I'm not sure there is a "solution", to do exactly what you want.

C'mon guys nobody encounter the same issue never ?!?

I've not, because I don't hibernate my Windows. Ever.

 

[marius_ss]

As said, the "problem" is putting Windows in hibernation, then booting a whole other system on that same hardware.

I'm not sure there is a "solution", to do exactly what you want.


I've not, because I don't hibernate my Windows. Ever.

so this is the solution ?!? wtf ??!!

 

[USAFRet]

so this is the solution ?!? wtf ??!!

Calm down a bit.
You're looking for a solution that I'm not sure actually exists.

 

[marius_ss]

Calm down a bit.
You're looking for a solution that I'm not sure actually exists.

Well but i think was easy just to tell me that it's very unusual problem and not to tell me to not go in hibernation !!🤓

 

[USAFRet]

Well but i think was easy just to tell me that it's very unusual problem and not to tell me to not go in hibernation !!🤓

What is this system and its OS's used for?

 

[rgd1101]

are you physically changing storage? windows and linux on different disk and you removing the inactive one?

 

[marius_ss]

What is this system and its OS's used for?

Windows is my main daily OS .. .. Doing different personal work, and it's little faster to come back from hibernation than to reboot it !!

 

[marius_ss]

are you physically changing storage? windows and linux on different disk and you removing the inactive one?

Noo!! Windows is on a separate M.2, Linux is on another M.2...

 

[USAFRet]

Windows is my main daily OS .. .. Doing different personal work, and it's little faster to come back from hibernation than to reboot it !!

So put the Linux's in VMs.
I do exactly that.

 

[marius_ss]

So put the Linux's in VMs.
I do exactly that.

noo my friend this is totally unacceptable some distro not even working in vm and I need legit hardware to see how is working in Linux

 

[marius_ss]

I don't understand what's triggering windows to clear hibernation if the status of OS is not being changed during my time in Linux !! Its behaving like hibernation file is in RAM which is crap it can't be ... so something make windows to reset hibernation file (i guess its just delete it when booting) the only unusual thing I've noticed during such boot Windows checking some drives or directories like check disk after improper shutdown situation !!

 

[USAFRet]

I don't understand what's triggering windows to clear hibernation if the status of OS is not being changed during my time in Linux !! Its behaving like hibernation file is in RAM which is crap it can't be ... so something make windows to reset hibernation file (i guess its just delete it when booting) the only unusual thing I've noticed during such boot Windows checking some drives or directories like check disk after improper shutdown situation !!

What drives are involved, and what OS's are on what drives?

Actually, need the full specs of this system. Make/model of everything.

 

[ex_bubblehead]

You've been given the ONLY solutions to this issue. You CANNOT hibernate and then proceed to reboot the system into another OS without invalidating the hibernating environment. There are no work arounds or other magic that will change this. Either use Linux and other OS's in Virtual Machines or live with what you have.