hibernate failing

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Don Simard

I have a dell inspiron 6000 laptop.

recently re-installed OS due to hard disk problems. worked much better.
I then added 2 GB of memory - upgrading from 500MB.

when I try to hibernate - it fails reporting that there are not enough
system resources to perform hibernate function ....

When it 1st booted after installing new memory, it detected the new added
memory...

how do I fix so hibernate works??? weird!
 
Don said:
I have a dell inspiron 6000 laptop.

recently re-installed OS due to hard disk problems. worked much better.
I then added 2 GB of memory - upgrading from 500MB.

when I try to hibernate - it fails reporting that there are not enough
system resources to perform hibernate function ....

When it 1st booted after installing new memory, it detected the new
added memory...

how do I fix so hibernate works??? weird!
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Did you install the motherboard drivers then all the other necessary
device drivers after you installed XP? If not you will find many things
that don't work correctly. Suspend and hibernate depend on the
cooperation of various pieces of hardware and the cooperation dialogue
is via drivers.

-- Jeff Barnett
 
Don said:
when I try to hibernate - it fails reporting that there are not enough
system resources to perform hibernate function ....
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Wild guess: Disable hibernation and re-enable it.

Hibernation requires a file which is contiguous on disk, to hold the
memory image. When you add memory, the file becomes too small to hold
the new image. Disabling/Enabling re-created the image file. As long as
there is a large enough gap on your disk. Defragmentation may help, but
Microsoft's defragmentation defragments only the files, not the free space.
 
Swifty said:
Wild guess: Disable hibernation and re-enable it.

Hibernation requires a file which is contiguous on disk, to hold the
memory image. When you add memory, the file becomes too small to hold the
new image. Disabling/Enabling re-created the image file. As long as there
is a large enough gap on your disk. Defragmentation may help, but
Microsoft's defragmentation defragments only the files, not the free
space.
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Tried that - a number of times. I believe all the drivers are installed. It
still comes back with an error. mystified
 
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