I am using
SystemEvents.PowerModeChanged += new PowerModeChangedEventHandler(
SystemEvents_PowerModeChanged
);
to tell when Windows is
According to MSDN, the value of e.Mode (your event handler should have a second parameter of PowerChangedEventArgs
e) will be an enum of one of "Resume", "StatusChange" or "Suspend". However, it doesn't appear to provide more detail than this, so one assumes that if the status is Suspend, then the PC is either sleeping or hibernating.
HTH,
Benjamin
You can't tell the difference between hibernate and suspend.
A detailed discussion here.
The takeaway message is that your question presupposes a false dichotomy: It can be hibernate, suspend, or hybrid sleep... and when hybrid sleep transitions from suspend to hibernate user code isn't even running (in fact there may be no code running, the transition happens in case of power loss).
So when the decision to hybrid sleep occurs, the system doesn't know whether it will resume from suspend or from hibernation, and it can't tell you what it doesn't know.