Win7 system shutdown method

After everyone installed the win7 system, it has already turned off the hibernation function. If it is not turned off, it will occupy the space of the C drive. I think everyone knows this problem. After I installed the WIN7 system, the first thing Just turn off hibernation.

The method I use is to turn on the power management, and then change the sleep time to never when the computer uses the external power supply, and then confirm the sleep time, so that the sleep is turned off. But is it really shutting down sleep?

If you close the hibernation friend according to the above method, you can open the C drive, then open the folder option, select View, remove the hidden front of the protected operating system
file, and then Ok, let's see if there is a file called hiberfil.sys in the extra big hidden file. This file is a nasty person, even if you use the above method to turn off the hibernation function, this file still exists.

If not, then when I didn't say it, huh, huh, if you delete this file directly, this is unscientific practice. I tried it at the time, the system prompts that I can't delete it, but I don't use 360 ​​file. Crusher, interested friends can try, huh, but I still think it should be deleted correctly, not forced to delete.

Now what I want to say is how to completely shut down hibernation, including this folder, the method is:

point start – all programs – attachments – command prompt Run – then right click on the mouse – run as administrator, remember to run as administrator, otherwise invalid, then enter powercfg -h off in the command prompt window that opens and press Enter.

This completely shuts down the hibernation. At this time, you are looking at the space of the C drive. Is there more part of it?

If you want to open hibernation again, still use this method, open the command prompt window, or run as administrator, then enter powercfg -h on, this will open hibernation again, the file will be Appeared