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Hi, How do I disable hibernate from windows 11 power option?
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Hi,
To disable Hibernate in Windows 11, you need to turn it off at the system level. The easiest way is to run powercfg -h off in an elevated Command Prompt. This removes the Hibernate option from the Power menu and deletes the hiberfil.sys file.
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