Hibernate Trigger

Hibernate Trigger, latest version 1.5, is an efficient tool designed for those looking to enhance their system's automation capabilities. Developed by Nate DeSimone, this program fits snugly into the System Utilities category, more specifically under Automation. The primary function of Hibernate Trigger is to detect whenever the system is put into suspend or hibernation mode and to execute user-defined commands at these times.

When the system starts to go into suspend, Hibernate Trigger will intercept the process and halt the Suspend operation to run a designated command. Similarly, when the system resumes from suspension or hibernation, it will again execute a command of your choice. This functionality makes it an invaluable tool for users seeking more control over their system's power management routines.

With a file size of only 328 KB, the program is lightweight and highly efficient. The main executable file is HibernateTrigger.exe, making it straightforward to identify and run. It supports a range of operating systems including Windows XP/7/8/11, ensuring broad compatibility.

Users can download the latest version 1.5 free from the developer’s website. There are no other versions of this program, so keeping it up-to-date is straightforward. This focused approach from Nate DeSimone ensures users always have the most optimized and current iteration available.

Pros:

• Free to download and use.
• Lightweight program with a small file size of 328 KB.
• Compatible with multiple Windows OS versions.
• Allows running custom commands on system suspend and resume, enhancing automation capabilities.

Cons:

• Limited to Windows operating systems.
• Lacks advanced features beyond executing commands on suspend/resume.

You may want to check out more software, such as Wake-up On Stand-by or Hibernation, URL Trigger or Auto Shutdown Trigger, which might be related to Hibernate Trigger.