Windows 7 Power driver system failure

Saltgrass

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• Nov 17, 2009

• #2

Not all systems can hibernate. There may be a setting in your bios that would help, or possibly a bios update would help.

If you want, open an administrative command prompt and type powercfg -energy It will make a report and leave it in a folder, so make sure you see what and where it is before you close the window.

 

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• Nov 18, 2009

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Hibernation

but i have another copy of the same windows on the same HDD and there i can go hibernate but not in this one. Before i can go hibernate in vista and than i delete them and instal windows 7. After some time the W7 gone broken and i repair it by instaling another copy of them on HDD an hibernation is broken. How to fix it?

 

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