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September 15th 06, 01:06 AM
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Disable hibernation to delete hiberfil.sys?
I have no intentions of using the hibernation feature and would like to
reclaim the 2GB of disk space that the automatically created hiberfil.sys file consumes. In WinXP and Win2K you could just disable the hibernation feature and hiberfil.sys just disappeared. Doesn't seem to work the same way in Vista. Am I missing something? Any suggestions? Thanks, Wayne 
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September 15th 06, 01:39 AM
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Disable hibernation to delete hiberfil.sys?
Disk Cleanup now has the option of checking the hiberfil.sys to remove it.
-- Jane, not plain  64 bit enabled  Batteries not included. Braincell on vacation :-) "Wayne Abruzzo" wrote in message ... I have no intentions of using the hibernation feature and would like to reclaim the 2GB of disk space that the automatically created hiberfil.sys file consumes. In WinXP and Win2K you could just disable the hibernation feature and hiberfil.sys just disappeared. Doesn't seem to work the same way in Vista. Am I missing something? Any suggestions? Thanks, Wayne
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