In the Power Options window, configure the time under “Hibernate After.”

you could set different hibernate times for a PC on battery and when it’s plugged in.

Want to specify or change the time your Windows 11 PC must be inactive before it enters hibernation mode?

Select “Control Panel” in the search results.

If so, it’s quick and easy to make that change on your setup.

Not all Windows 11 PCs support hibernation.

If you don’t find the option while following this guide, your PC doesn’t support the feature.

Select “Change Plan Settings” next to the active power plan.

In Control Panel, head to Hardware and Sound > Power Options.

Then, next to your power plan, choose “Change Plan parameters.”

If you have multiple power plans, choose the option next to the plan with the checked radio box.

Choose “Change Advanced Power Settings."

That’s your current power plan.

On the following page, select “Change Advanced Power parameters.”

A “Power Options” window will open.

Select Sleep > Hibernate After.

Here, expand Sleep > Hibernate After.

Your Windows 11 PC will now onlyenter hibernationafter your specified inactive period has passed.

Related:Does Hibernating My PC Save More Energy Than Sleep?

Set the hibernation time and select “Apply” and “OK."