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Bob
Will the hiberfil.sys (the file that is used for hibernating) file be
automatically recreated or will need to delete it?
Thanks
Bob
automatically recreated or will need to delete it?
Thanks
Bob
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Ken Blake
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When adding RAM. there's no need to do anything to hiberfil.sys.
Bob said:Will the hiberfil.sys (the file that is used for hibernating)
file be
automatically recreated or will need to delete it?
When adding RAM. there's no need to do anything to hiberfil.sys.
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Vanguard
Bob said:Will the hiberfil.sys (the file that is used for hibernating) file be
automatically recreated or will need to delete it?
Thanks
Bob
hiberfil.sys is a file on your hard disk, not in memory. It gets
created each time the machine goes into hibernate mode. So if you had
256MB yesterday then your hiberfil.sys was that size, and today when you
add another 256MB then today the file will be 512MB big. If you take
out 256MB tomorrow, the file will be 256MB tomorrow. The file is
however big is the memory. It's a file, not a fixed allocation of
sectors on the hard drive.
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Colin Barnhorst
Isn't it usually it is the size of ram PLUS video ram?
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Sharon F
Isn't it usually it is the size of ram PLUS video ram?
Only if your display adapter "borrows" from system RAM. Many adapters have
their own built-in video RAM that is separate.