Setting my Laptop to hibernate the whole night

Setting my Laptop to hibernate the whole night

Mostly using hibernate mode can conserve battery because it’s not using power. Once you are in hibernation mode your laptop you files or data are stored into your hard drive. Yes putting your laptop in hibernation mode will let you work with the application you left before setting your laptop in hibernation mode. In fact you can remove the batteries of your laptop even unplug the power, all the hiberfil.sys will then in the actual memory.

• But put in mind that hibernation mode is not supposed to be use for removing anything, in hibernation the settings of the system are cleaned or cleared, there is no files in the system are reconstruct.
• And lastly  using hibernation mode is much safer to use rather than  using sleep mode.

Setting my Laptop to hibernate the whole night

If you're someone like me who is always working on your laptop and really can’t afford to re-open all the files when you need them then hibernation is definitely the way to go. I think I should explain hibernation a bit. Hibernation in computer terms is a process by which the contents of RAM are written to a non-volatile storage medium, and by non volatile I mean the contents won’t be disturbed or lost when power is removed. What hibernation actually does is to save everything that was previously in RAM to a location on your hard drive typically hiberfil.sys

When you set your computer to hibernate you are shutting it down, as such you won’t be draining the battery any more than it would if you had used the regular shutdown method, it involves the same process, the only difference is you are also writing your RAM contents to the hiberfil.sys and once your computer is rebooted it reads back all the information that was previously written to this file into memory.

It is very important to note though that hibernation files can slow down your computer tremendously overtime, therefore it’s always a good idea to get rid of the old ones using disk cleanup.