open up command prompt (cmd) and type this in to disable hibernate powercfg –h off
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The forum thread discusses how to disable hibernation in Windows using the command prompt with the command "powercfg -h off." The original poster provides a simple command, while a later contributor suggests creating a batch file to automate and reuse the process, especially useful for PC technicians or IT managers. The overall tone is technical and helpful, offering practical solutions for disabling hibernation.
The forum thread discusses how to disable hibernation in Windows using the command prompt with the command "powercfg -h off." The original poster provides a simple command, while a later contributor suggests creating a batch file to automate and reuse the process, especially useful for PC technicians or IT managers. The overall tone is technical and helpful, offering practical solutions for disabling hibernation.
OldTimer
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If you're doing more than one PC, like if you're a PC tech, or an IT Manager, then you can put that command into a batch file.
Here's the batch file:
@Echo off
cls
Rem: this program will disable Hibernation in windows 7.
powercfg -h off
Echo: Reboot. Then check for presence of Hiberfil.sys file in root directory.
pause
If it's your own batch file and you're going to use it more than once, you can leave out the last two lines.
I have this batch file on my Utilities CD and I use it often.
Cheers mates!
Old Timer 🙂
Here's the batch file:
@Echo off
cls
Rem: this program will disable Hibernation in windows 7.
powercfg -h off
Echo: Reboot. Then check for presence of Hiberfil.sys file in root directory.
pause
If it's your own batch file and you're going to use it more than once, you can leave out the last two lines.
I have this batch file on my Utilities CD and I use it often.
Cheers mates!
Old Timer 🙂
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