Hibernation option is very useful as compared to sleep option. sleep puts your open documents, files, and folders in memory and takes a small amount of power as well. On the other hand, Hibernation saves the state of all open documents, files, and folders in a file created on your hard disk and shut down the computer.
Enabling Hibernate option is a bit different in Windows 7. To enable Hibernation or disable Hibernation in Windows 7 follows these steps.
Enable Hibernate Windows 7
Step-1
Press Windows Key + R and type cmd in the Run window
Step-2
Type the command given below in the command prompt and hit the enter key
powercfg -h on
Step-3
Click the Start button and See in the Shutdown menu the Hibernate option is available or not, If Hibernate option is not available you need to do a few more steps
Step-4
Click on the Start button and type Power Options in the search box. After this click on Power Options as shown in the screenshot below
Step-5
Click on Change plan settings in-front of the selected plan
Step-6
In the next Window click on Change advanced power settings
Step-7
In the next Window expand the Sleep menu and select Off from Allow hybrid sleep setting as shown in the screenshot below.
Disable Hibernate Windows 7
When you disable hibernation then file hiberfil.sys on C:\ drive will also remove.
Step-1
Press Windows Key + R and type cmd in the Run window
Step-2
Type the command given below in the command prompt windows and hit the enter key
powercfg -h off
View Comments (5)
nice windows 7 tips please continue with this, we need more guidance for new operating system
Your all articles of Windows 7 are quite impressive!
Yes it removed hiberfil.sys file form my c drive and save lot of space.
Nice, its really easy to disable hibernation through command.
I save some space after disable hibernate in Windows 7