Again same message.
I don't waste your time.
It's since october 2013 that i don't format entire system.
For now all works good, apart hibernate issue.
If you want we can try some other things.
But, repeat, i don't waste your time.
Standby works and it's sufficient.
Thanks again
Lorenzo
You're welcome, and sorry i couldn't find a fix
Don't worry about wasting my time, all SF helpers are volunteers and just try to help solve problems.
Did you look at the Repair Install tutorial Layback Bear gave you in post #24 ?
If it was my PC, i would want to fix the issue, but i'm nitpicky.
I don't know if it's some type of System Issue that SFC can't detect, some program you have installed, or maybe even some type of malware causing this.
If you're OK with things as they are that's fine, it's your PC and your choice.
Exact maybe issue system or program etc.
For virus or malware i think no i have (without conflict) Norton 360, Malware Antimalware and Stopzilla, but it's never secure.
I try repair install maybe i make some error.
Thanks
I found an article that sounds like the same problem you have.
Did your HP come with a different version of Windows such as Home Premium, and you installed Ultimate ?
Can you post a screen print of Disk Management ?
Disk Management - Post a Screen Capture Image
Here is the article i found:
windows 7 - Hibernation fails; The system cannot find the file specified - Super User
WORKS ABSOLUTLY PERFECT !!
The system go perfectly in hibernate mode.
Many many THANKS DavidE
and thanks to all who helped me, Layback Bear, ThrashZone.
It's the second time that you have helped me
BSOD very random ntoskrnl.exe
You're welcome and I'm glad to hear you got it solved.
Good job using instructions in that thread
Knowing that solved your issue could help others here.
I learned from this
Many thanks again
Excellent help throughout.
Question: Did you have Linux installed at any point? Was the System partition mounted? Could we still see a screenshot of Disk Management - Post a Screen Capture Image ?
I would also try running without Norton for awhile to compare performance without a thousand pound bear sitting on your OS. Use one of the recommended free OS's in Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7. If you're not prone to infection then MSE is sufficient, otherwise Panda Cloud is more aggressive but with no performance hit.
i don't have Linux
Here below the screenshot:
I have already uninstall Norton 360 probably the performance are more efficently, but Norton 360, since now, do not create problem
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