I suggest you to SFC/Scannow:
SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker
And you can have also this command in the properties of your Hard drive
Computer=>(C: )=>Properties=>Tools=>Check Now=>Click OK=> At next start it will sfc/scannow files and index....for errors.
Come back when finished and tells us what's up!
EDIT:
Don't you have a kind of bitorrent running in the background?
You may aswell check in your Control Panel => Power Plan settings what's going on...before.
SFC /scannow found nothing.
I checked my hd for errors. Didnt help.
I dont have things running in the background. It doesnt even work, when I did not log on yet.
It might help you, that I upgraded from vista to windows 7.
Upgrades can cause all sorts of strange problems although this can easily be a driver limitation or compatiblity problem with the driver.
With the correct drivers Windows 7 hibernation works perfectly I can assure you of that. I have a newer Sony laptop that is made for Windows 7 and the sleep mode and hibernation works flawlessly. Your best bet to to perform a clean install then track down the best possible driver.
OK, finally after a lot of time, I found the problem. Ill write it here, sothat people, who have the same problem know how it can be fixed: While using Vista, I installed True Crypt. I forgot to update it and today I did. I looked at the changelog and there it said 'fixed a problem with hibernate mode on windows xp/vista/7. I tested it and tada it worked.
Theres is no need of anyone pushing this thread again.
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