I was really greedy when I opted “Hibernate File Cleaner” to save 2 GB of space in my C drive. I rarely use hybernate option.
I thought Windows would cleanup 2GB space and takes it whenever necessary (if I opt hibernate). But I was wrong. Soon after “Hybernate” option went out from system start menu on opting “Hybernate File Cleaner”. I searched over the whole control panel to get an option to re-enable hybernate in my machine. But I wasn’t lucky enough
Finally a google search blessed me with a KB article.
So how you can re-enable Hybernate option if it’s not there?
Click Start, and then type cmd in the Start Search box.
In the search results list, right-click Command Prompt, and then click Run as Administrator.
When you are prompted by User Account Control, click Continue.
At the command prompt, type powercfg.exe /hibernate on , and then press ENTER.
Type exit, and then press ENTER.
If you give powercfg.exe /hibernate off will make Hybernate option unavailable.
Where’s my Hibernate option in Windows Vista?
I was really greedy when I opted “Hibernate File Cleaner” to save 2 GB of space in my C drive. I rarely use hybernate option.
I thought Windows would cleanup 2GB space and takes it whenever necessary (if I opt hibernate). But I was wrong. Soon after “Hybernate” option went out from system start menu on opting “Hybernate File Cleaner”. I searched over the whole control panel to get an option to re-enable hybernate in my machine. But I wasn’t lucky enough
Finally a google search blessed me with a KB article.
So how you can re-enable Hybernate option if it’s not there?
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