Chris Bradshaw • 11/29/2011

Windows 7 Hibernation file on an old Netbook

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This technical article details a method for freeing up disk space on an old Windows 7 netbook with a small SSD. It explains the issue of the large hiberfil.sys file, discusses the limitations of relocating it, and provides command-line instructions to reduce the hibernation file size to 50% of RAM or to disable hibernation completely using the Powercfg.exe utility.

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Windows 7 Hibernation file on an old Netbook

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