DISABLE/REMOVE HIBERNATION

                     written by: paranoidxe
                     email: paranoidtsi@hotmail.com


hibernation is a stand-by like feature that allows your computer to be turned 
off, yet when the computer is turned back in your desktop is instantly 
restored to the state it was before. If you don't feel like you need this 
feature you can save a good chunk of disk space (approx. to the amount of RAM
on the system) by doing the following:
- click start, (settings) control panel
- click classic view (if not already done), double-click power options
- click hibernation tab
- uncheck "enable hbernation"

Windows in theory should remove the large hiberfil.sys file located in the root
of the windows installation directory. To verify first make sure your windows
is set to show all files:
- open my computer
- click tools, folder options..
- uncheck "hide system protected files", click yes to the warning
- check "show hidden files or folders", click ok
- check your root directory (C:\) and see if hiberfil.sys still exists, if it
  does you can safely delete it.