How to Enable or Disable Hibernate in Windows 7

[Computer_Freak]

Hello friends,

I know that many people don't know how to enable or disable Hibernate in windows 7.Don't worry i am back with a good solution for you.you need to follow the below steps.

Following are the steps for enabling or disabling Hibernate in Windows 7.

1. Click on start and open Command prompt.
   
2. For enabling Hibernate in the command prompt, type powercfg -h on and press Enter and then go to step 4.
   
3. For disabling or Removing the Hibernation File in the command prompt, type powercfg -h off and press Enter.
   
4. Now Close the command prompt.
   
5. Now set your Power Plan settings for Hibernate.

[Computer_Freak]

There i one more way of doing it by going through disk cleanup

Following are the steps for the same:-

1. First open disk cleanup tool.
   
2. For disabling hibernate Check the Hibernation File Cleaner box and click on OK and Click on the Delete Files button to confirm the deletion.
   
3. For enabling hibernate Uncheck the Hibernation File Cleaner box and click on OK and click on the Delete Files button to confirm the deletion.
   
4. Now set your Power Plan settings for Hibernate.

[sergeyakinshin]

In this article of turn-off of a mode hibernate .
1. For switching-off we will take advantage of the editor of the register.
a)To menu Windows in a search window we write REGEDIT.
b)Open on a key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Power
Or we include search by key F3 and we search HibernateEnabled
c)We Appropriate to value HibernateEnabled value 0
2. We reboot an operating system.
The file will automatically leave, releasing additional space on the store.
If you can`t do it!
To download a file of the register and having started it
All these operations will pass automatically!

[CondemnMe]

Yep another good and easy to follow instruction... the REGEDIT method is by far the easiest... thanks for that. And don't forget to change the settings in the power plan under control panel, or when you reboot, the change to the Registry is undone.