Execute Commands Before Or After Your System Suspends

One of the drawbacks to putting your system to sleep is that certain devices or programs can be 'messed up' due to the system powering down. This can cause a problem when the system resumes as when power is restored, the item may think it is malfunctioning. If this is a problem, try Hibernate Trigger.This unique program allows you to specify a command to run prior to and restoring from standby or hibernate mode. For example, if Program X isn't standby friendly then you can have Hibernate Trigger run a command to shutdown the program prior to entering standby and then have the program restarted upon resume. If you need to perform multiple tasks, simply create a batch file and have that executed.Hibernate Trigger is a great utility to have and you can't beat the price (free).

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