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Custom Power Button in Windows 7

In Windows 7, by default Power button is set to Shut down, we can make custom become Restart, Hibernate, Sleep, etc.
•  Right click at Start, click properties
•  At Tab Start Menu, Go to Power Button Action, and you can choose other buttons,

•  Click OK after selected.
Now you can see the results.
 
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