Resolved sleep for pc option missing from settings

on my pc there is only option for display to go to sleep, my tablet has option for both, how do I restore it
Its windows 10 home version 1803

 

What happens if you press [WindowsKey]+[X], followed by [U], then [S]

 

I get sign out, hibernate, shutdown , or restart.

 

Try this:

1. Click once within the following CODE box:
   
   Code:

   Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
   
   [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FlyoutMenuSettings]
   "ShowSleepOption"=dword:00000001
   
   
   

   then press [Ctrl][A] to highlight everything in it, and then press [Ctrl][C] to copy it to memory in your computer.
   
2. Press [Winkey][R], type in notepad.exe and press [Enter] to load Notepad.
   
3. Now press [Ctrl][V] to paste in what you copied above into the Notepad window.
   
4. Back over here on this page, click once withing the following CODE box:
   
   Code:

   %userprofile%\desktop\Add_Sleep_to_PowerMenu.reg

   then press [Ctrl][A] to highlight everything in it, and then press [Ctrl][C] to copy it to memory in your computer.
   
5. Back over in your Notepad window, click File > Save As..., then press [Ctrl][V] to paste in what you copied above into the "File nane:" box near the bottom.
   
6. On the next line down, change what is in the "Save as type:" box to "All Files (*.*)", then click the "Save" button.
   
7. You should now see a new file on your Desktop named "Add_Sleep_to_PowerMenu.reg". Double click it to merge it into the Windows registry, if/when prompted click "Yes" to the (UAC), then "OK" to approve the merge.
   
8. That's it. If you like, you can now delete the .reg file on your Desktop.

 

does the first part go in a command prompt?

 

No. Copy the first part (that's in the Code box) and paste it into a Notepad window.

 

i got there but couldn't get show hibernate options to copy (show sleep options not there)

 

thanks, I'll try that this computer is kind of quirky and old

 

Sorry to hear it is not working for you. It did here. Maybe try Microsoft's instructions?: Shut down, sleep, or hibernate your PC

 

I'll just stick with the hibernate option, can't get the sleep option