disable hibernation on windows 7

The hibernation file is called hiberfil.sys and it’s under the root of the system drive. It’s the file that system writes the contents of physical memory to when you put the computer to hibernation. The size is uaually the size of your physical memory.

If you use the power options in Control Panel, you can turn off hibernation. However, the hibernation file remains. To disable hibernation and delete the hibernation file, you have to use powercfg command line tool. Follow these steps.

  1. Open up an elevated command prompt.
  2. Type this command.
    powercfg -h off

That’s it. If you ever want to turn it back on. Just type powercfg -h on .

Migration from WXP to W7

For a closer look at migrating from Windows XP to Windows 7 using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010, check out this two part series:

Windows XP to Windows 7 Migration Using MDT 2010 – Part 1: Building the Deployment Environment
Windows XP to Windows 7 Migration Using MDT 2010 – Part 2: Initiating the Install and Migrating the PC

 

  Customizing and Automating Deployment

If you haven’t checked out the IT professional community hub at Talking About Windows yet, visit today and get recommendations for valuable tools and resources you can use to easily customize your deployment projects from Mike Lewis, Principal Group Program Manager with the Solution Accelerators team at Microsoft.

superadmin page for Windows 2008 & Windows 7

Want to see all the items in you control panel page? Look no further, add a new folder (anywhere on your system) with the followeing name “SuperAdmin.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}“.

When you have created this folder you get access to all of the control panel options of your Windows 2008 server or your Windows 7 client.

Check it out your self…..