NewCx wrote:

> In my case I never wanted to use hibernate, but Acer's power control
> sets it up and won't let the user turn it off. This means that for
> me there was always a 2 GB Hyberfile.sys in the C: root. I came up
> with this XP command:
>
> powercfg.exe /H Off
>
> and put it in a batch file that I call from the Startup group in the
> Start Menu. This turns hibernate off on every restart and deletes
> the 2GB file from the root.

So you really killed one of the most important features the OS provides
for portable computers (and most useful for desktops too).

Rainald
(who's shaking his old head because of wondering <g>)