[RESOLVED] Determine whether Hibernate is enabled or not

[soulblazer]

Hi, I have a simple application. During closing a form will show up and ask what to do: Whether close the application and shutdown (which drops a menu of "shutdown", "restart", "hibernate", "log off", "lock", "standy"), close temporarily (which closes both confirmation and main forms, but it doesn't shutdown) and cancel (which only closes the custom messagebox and cancels the FormClosing event)

That works as expected.

I have a little problem, though. Some users disable the Hibernate function to save some space (either by editing the registry or by using a third party software like TuneUp Utilities). I disabled my own Hibernate function to see what would happen if I tried to hibernate it with my application and... bam! Blue Screen of Death! (It also happens if I try to hibernate it the "Windows way" or if the laptop tries to hibernate due to low battery, so it's not anything my program is doing wrong) I've been told that Hibernate is determined by "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\HibernationPreviouslyEnabled", but I can't find that entry on my registry.

That being explained, I need a way to determine if Hibernate is enabled so I can tell the user they can't select the "Hibernate" menu item due to the function being disabled and avoid the BSOD's or any other bugs.