I see hibernate has changed. However I have installed Classic Shell, changed Chrome from it's Metro style to that other style and it's working here. The tabs are still there on resume.
However it seems a little borked as I must log on after the resume. My guess is MSFT was being an a*** about this area but I'd be guessing.
Bob
When I had Windows 7 I scheduled a task for my laptop to shutdown at 3 a.m. When I would log in the next morning, Chrome would give me the "restore" option so I didn't lose the browser tabs I had been using the night before. Skype would still be logged into, and another program I use nightly, would be logged out, but still on my taskbar.
Now I have Windows 8 and when I used the task scheduler exactly as it had been in Windows 7, everything is gone. I don't get the restore tabs option for Chrome, Skype is completely logged out of, and the other program is shutdown and not in the task bar.
I want to find a way to get it to work as it did in Windows 7. I thought maybe just putting it into hibernation would be the answer, but I can't find clear instructions on how to do this. I tried changing the -s parameter to -h and removing the -f parameter, but this morning when I opened the lid it was as if the computer had just stayed on completely and not gone into hibernation. I've searched Google for a couple days, so I'm hoping someone can give me step-by-step instructions. Thanks in advance!

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