The syntax in Windows 10 is slightly different
PowerCfg /h[ibernate] off
will switch off the hibernation and removes the file C:\hiberfil.sys
PowerCfg /h[ibernate] on
Will switch the function back on and creates the file C:\hiberfil.sys of about the same size as available memory (a 16GiB RAM system creates a 15.9GiB sized hiberfil.sys)
PowerCfg /h[ibrnate] size 75
Will create a hiberfil.sys file or reduce its size to roughly 75% (12GiB)
PowerCfg /h size 100
Is in effect the same as switching the feature on
A size value greater than 100 results in a parameter error message, a size smaller than 40 set the effective size to 40%.
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the system will crash with this bucheck (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff559341%28v=vs.85%29.aspx) when the used RAM is larger than the hibernation file can store
– magicandre1981 – 2014-04-26T14:38:39.810