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How to change location of hibernation file in Windows 7?
I have a SSD with 32GB and a HDD with 500GB on my notebook and after 3 months using Windows 8 it startd to warning me about C:\ disk usage (where Windows 8 is installed on). By looking on the TreeSize software, I noticed that C:\hiberfil.sys is using 7GB (Oo) of my SSD. I'm wondering on changing this file to D:\ (the 500GB HDD) due to reduce the Windows partition disk usage, is this possible? There are any another ways to deal with the hiberfile usage problem on Windows 8?
"There are any another ways to deal with the hiberfile usage problem on Windows 8?" -- yes, you can turn it off. Open an elevated command prompt (Start button > type: command > right click on it and select Run as Administrator > in the command prompt type: "powercfg hibernate off" (no quotes) That's the end of your hibernate file space issues – seizethecarp – 2017-11-13T20:33:37.077