Hibernate was there - and now gone

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My new Vista Ultimate 64 was able to hibernate, I could use the hibernate in
startmenu and in the energy-settings for the power-button and so on.

Since a few days (I can't say exactly) these point are gone, only standby is
available and even the file hibernate.sys has vanished...

What could happend, and much more important: How to get back the hibernation?
 
Hello,
Start with this article:
929658 The Hibernate option is not available in Windows Vista
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;929658

please report back the results as to whether this resolves the issues or
any error messages that you get.
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]

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is
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|>What could happend, and much more important: How to get back the
hibernation?
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Thank you both!

The powercfg command was very usefull and the hyrid sleep was also very
interesting.
 
If you have 4GB of ram you are right at the point where hybernate is turned
off due to the size of the hibernate file. If you added a video card that
might have done it since the hiberfile contains the contents of memory plus
the video ram. Try running "powercfg -h on" to turn it on. You may have to
run "powercfg -h off" first.
 
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