Laptop crashes when put into Hibernate 0x000000fe

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  1. boyans
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    Win 8 RP, Win 7, XP
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    When changing (adding more memory maybe the hibernation parameters (and file) have to be adjusted.
    Easiest way - disable hibernation, then enable to correct problem. On admin command prompt:
    powercfg -H off
    powercfg -H on
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  3. addiosamigo
    Posts : 30
    windows 7 64bit
    Thread Starter
       New #12

    boyans said:
    When changing (adding more memory maybe the hibernation parameters (and file) have to be adjusted.
    Easiest way - disable hibernation, then enable to correct problem. On admin command prompt:
    powercfg -H off
    powercfg -H on
    it has been hibernating ok, but I will try this as well. thanks
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