Hibernate Trigger

Hibernate Trigger is a small utility that can launch various apps whenever the system is pup into hibernation mode.

The app has a small interface that includes all the available features. It is quite easy to work with, thanks to the intuitive layout.

Thus, whenever the app detects that the system is ready to enter the hibernate mode, it triggers the “Suspend mode” which halts the operation in order to execute a command of your choice. In order to assign the activity the system should perform, you must insert the path to the file.

The app can run executable files; if you attempt to run any other type of file, Windows automatically looks for the program associated with it and launches it. For instance, if you choose an audio file, the app opens the default music player.

During the “Suspend operation” Windows can only be stalled for a maximum of 20 seconds before the system forcefully terminates it.

You may also specify a path for a program that you want to execute on resume. The app can become minimized at startup. In order to do this, you must simply tick the checkbox on the interface.

The bottom line is that Hibernate Trigger is a small utility that can come in handy on a daily basis. Despite the fact that the GUI doesn’t stand out in the visual department, it is quite easy to figure out. Thus, inexperienced users should find it easy to work with.