How to resume from hib?


  1. NoJones
    Posts : 17
    win7U XPpro
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    How to resume from hib?


    Hello.

    I managed to liberate some disk space by replacing heavy software. I got now lots of space (on x25-m 80GB) for hiber.sys. So I enabled hibernation. I can't resume. Resume = reboot slower than normal. Session restored though. Reboot is triggered by power button (dedicated hibernate trigger in power roptions), ctrl+alt+del on kb or mouse button. Rig is built by myself. Board is Asus M4A89GTD Pro/USB3. ACPI2.0 is enabled.

    What to do/try?
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  3. slawek22
    Posts : 1
    Win 64
       New #2

    Disable ACPI 2 it should help.
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