Customize the Win7 power button to shut down or hibernate?

After work is over, there are still some unfinished jobs, just take it home and do it. But when I shut down, the various windows and web pages that have been opened on the computer are gone. What should I do? I think a lot of busy friends have encountered such problems. In fact, just let the computer enter the state of “sleep”. Instead of shutting down directly, the next time you turn on your computer, you will be able to return to the original state.
Under Win7 system, the option to enter hibernation is in the drop-down menu of the Start menu "Shutdown" button. If you often need to use hibernation, you can also put the hibernation option directly into the start menu and replace it. The Win7 default shutdown button is removed. In the first place, it is convenient to use, and the second can also avoid the habit of pressing the shutdown, causing unnecessary trouble.

Hibernate Options
Right click on the “Start” button to open “Properties>, switch to “Start Menu”tab, on the right side of “Power Button Operation” In the drop-down menu, select “hibernate”.

Change the power button operation
You can see that in addition to shutdown and hibernation, logout, lock, restart, etc. can be set to the power button.

One-click sleep
Last click on the "OK" button to save the settings and exit, then open the start menu, the original "Shutdown" button becomes dormant!