Cannot disable hibernate on Windows : The request is not supported
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When I try and disable hibernation as Administrator, Windows7 says :
C:windowssystem32> powercfg -h off
Hibernation failed with the following error: The request is not supported.
The following items are preventing hibernation on this system.
There are one or more legacy drivers installed:
VgaSave
An internal system component has disabled hibernation.
C:windowssystem32> echo %errorlevel%
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Can you help me ?
windows-7 windows hibernate
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When I try and disable hibernation as Administrator, Windows7 says :
C:windowssystem32> powercfg -h off
Hibernation failed with the following error: The request is not supported.
The following items are preventing hibernation on this system.
There are one or more legacy drivers installed:
VgaSave
An internal system component has disabled hibernation.
C:windowssystem32> echo %errorlevel%
1
Can you help me ?
windows-7 windows hibernate
asked Feb 4 at 14:12
SebMaSebMa
357312
1
See if this helps....sundium.wordpress.com/2011/05/25/…
– Moab
Feb 4 at 14:17
Your title and introduction are wrong: you are trying to hibernate, not to disable hibernation, which is already disabled. The problem driverVgaSaveis presumably associated with your graphics interface, so you should try updating all the graphics drivers. If this does not replace the problem driver, search for the latest W7 drivers for your system and install them manually. Of course, if the hardware is old, it is possible that there isn't a non-legacy update.
– AFH
Feb 4 at 14:21
@AFH I don't think the hibernation is already disabled because the "hiberfile.sys" is still there
– SebMa
Feb 4 at 14:25
Your problem is exactly like the one I linked to, check your registry setting.
– Moab
Feb 4 at 14:27
@Moab In the meantime, I finally created a new powercfg plan with no sleeping and thehiberfil.sysdisappeared. But I guess it comes to the same thing as changing your registry key value on the current plan. Can you please convert your comment to an answer ?
– SebMa
Feb 4 at 14:30
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When I try and disable hibernation as Administrator, Windows7 says :
C:windowssystem32> powercfg -h off
Hibernation failed with the following error: The request is not supported.
The following items are preventing hibernation on this system.
There are one or more legacy drivers installed:
VgaSave
An internal system component has disabled hibernation.
C:windowssystem32> echo %errorlevel%
1
Can you help me ?
windows-7 windows hibernate
asked Feb 4 at 14:12
SebMaSebMa
357312
When I try and disable hibernation as Administrator, Windows7 says :
C:windowssystem32> powercfg -h off
Hibernation failed with the following error: The request is not supported.
The following items are preventing hibernation on this system.
There are one or more legacy drivers installed:
VgaSave
An internal system component has disabled hibernation.
C:windowssystem32> echo %errorlevel%
1
Can you help me ?
windows-7 windows hibernate
windows-7 windows hibernate
asked Feb 4 at 14:12
SebMaSebMa
357312
asked Feb 4 at 14:12
SebMaSebMa
357312
asked Feb 4 at 14:12
SebMaSebMa
357312
asked Feb 4 at 14:12
SebMaSebMa
357312
asked Feb 4 at 14:12
SebMaSebMa
357312
357312
1
See if this helps....sundium.wordpress.com/2011/05/25/…
– Moab
Feb 4 at 14:17
Your title and introduction are wrong: you are trying to hibernate, not to disable hibernation, which is already disabled. The problem driverVgaSaveis presumably associated with your graphics interface, so you should try updating all the graphics drivers. If this does not replace the problem driver, search for the latest W7 drivers for your system and install them manually. Of course, if the hardware is old, it is possible that there isn't a non-legacy update.
– AFH
Feb 4 at 14:21
@AFH I don't think the hibernation is already disabled because the "hiberfile.sys" is still there
– SebMa
Feb 4 at 14:25
Your problem is exactly like the one I linked to, check your registry setting.
– Moab
Feb 4 at 14:27
@Moab In the meantime, I finally created a new powercfg plan with no sleeping and thehiberfil.sysdisappeared. But I guess it comes to the same thing as changing your registry key value on the current plan. Can you please convert your comment to an answer ?
– SebMa
Feb 4 at 14:30
add a comment |
1
See if this helps....sundium.wordpress.com/2011/05/25/…
– Moab
Feb 4 at 14:17
Your title and introduction are wrong: you are trying to hibernate, not to disable hibernation, which is already disabled. The problem driverVgaSaveis presumably associated with your graphics interface, so you should try updating all the graphics drivers. If this does not replace the problem driver, search for the latest W7 drivers for your system and install them manually. Of course, if the hardware is old, it is possible that there isn't a non-legacy update.
– AFH
Feb 4 at 14:21
@AFH I don't think the hibernation is already disabled because the "hiberfile.sys" is still there
– SebMa
Feb 4 at 14:25
Your problem is exactly like the one I linked to, check your registry setting.
– Moab
Feb 4 at 14:27
@Moab In the meantime, I finally created a new powercfg plan with no sleeping and thehiberfil.sysdisappeared. But I guess it comes to the same thing as changing your registry key value on the current plan. Can you please convert your comment to an answer ?
– SebMa
Feb 4 at 14:30
1
1
See if this helps....sundium.wordpress.com/2011/05/25/…
– Moab
Feb 4 at 14:17
See if this helps....sundium.wordpress.com/2011/05/25/…
– Moab
Feb 4 at 14:17
Your title and introduction are wrong: you are trying to hibernate, not to disable hibernation, which is already disabled. The problem driver
VgaSave is presumably associated with your graphics interface, so you should try updating all the graphics drivers. If this does not replace the problem driver, search for the latest W7 drivers for your system and install them manually. Of course, if the hardware is old, it is possible that there isn't a non-legacy update.– AFH
Feb 4 at 14:21
Your title and introduction are wrong: you are trying to hibernate, not to disable hibernation, which is already disabled. The problem driver
VgaSave is presumably associated with your graphics interface, so you should try updating all the graphics drivers. If this does not replace the problem driver, search for the latest W7 drivers for your system and install them manually. Of course, if the hardware is old, it is possible that there isn't a non-legacy update.– AFH
Feb 4 at 14:21
@AFH I don't think the hibernation is already disabled because the "hiberfile.sys" is still there
– SebMa
Feb 4 at 14:25
@AFH I don't think the hibernation is already disabled because the "hiberfile.sys" is still there
– SebMa
Feb 4 at 14:25
Your problem is exactly like the one I linked to, check your registry setting.
– Moab
Feb 4 at 14:27
Your problem is exactly like the one I linked to, check your registry setting.
– Moab
Feb 4 at 14:27
@Moab In the meantime, I finally created a new powercfg plan with no sleeping and the
hiberfil.sys disappeared. But I guess it comes to the same thing as changing your registry key value on the current plan. Can you please convert your comment to an answer ?– SebMa
Feb 4 at 14:30
@Moab In the meantime, I finally created a new powercfg plan with no sleeping and the
hiberfil.sys disappeared. But I guess it comes to the same thing as changing your registry key value on the current plan. Can you please convert your comment to an answer ?– SebMa
Feb 4 at 14:30
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Check the "HibernateEnabled" registry DWORD, if it is not 0, then set it to 0
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlPower
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Check the "HibernateEnabled" registry DWORD, if it is not 0, then set it to 0
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlPower
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Check the "HibernateEnabled" registry DWORD, if it is not 0, then set it to 0
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Check the "HibernateEnabled" registry DWORD, if it is not 0, then set it to 0
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See if this helps....sundium.wordpress.com/2011/05/25/…
– Moab
Feb 4 at 14:17
Your title and introduction are wrong: you are trying to hibernate, not to disable hibernation, which is already disabled. The problem driver
VgaSaveis presumably associated with your graphics interface, so you should try updating all the graphics drivers. If this does not replace the problem driver, search for the latest W7 drivers for your system and install them manually. Of course, if the hardware is old, it is possible that there isn't a non-legacy update.– AFH
Feb 4 at 14:21
@AFH I don't think the hibernation is already disabled because the "hiberfile.sys" is still there
– SebMa
Feb 4 at 14:25
Your problem is exactly like the one I linked to, check your registry setting.
– Moab
Feb 4 at 14:27
@Moab In the meantime, I finally created a new powercfg plan with no sleeping and the
hiberfil.sysdisappeared. But I guess it comes to the same thing as changing your registry key value on the current plan. Can you please convert your comment to an answer ?– SebMa
Feb 4 at 14:30