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Any options w/HYBERFIL.SYS?

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by dbltrbl, 2002/04/30.

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  1. 2002/04/30
    dbltrbl

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    Ran across HYBERFIL.SYS - logged on main as only C:\; created when new XP sys loaded.

    170MB, modified each log-on. On checking further, reg lists it as a Power Management sys driver file.

    Does not 'empty' out on a fresh boot. Anyone ever heard of same? Thanks!
     
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    Go to Start > Help and Support. Search for hibernation.
     
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    dbltrbl

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    what an udder waste of disk space
     
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    Mahmud603

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    You could turn off support for Hibernation.
     
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    dbltrbl

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    Thanks! Just reworking that setting regained about 200MB's!
     
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    Mahmud603

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    You are welcome.
     
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    Where do you off support for Hibernation?
     
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    Zephyr

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    Click the Power Options icon in Control Panel.
     
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