hibernate sometimes impossible

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Maurice

Hello:

I use generally "hibernate" when I want to shut-down. After about 10 times
(or so) I get "Insufficient system resources exist to complete the API" and
the system didn't hibernate, so I'm forced to make "turn off" and restart
normally, then the cycle repeat.

is there any problem? any idea ?

Thanks in advance
Maurice
 
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Do a search for hiberfil and see how many you have. There should only be
one.
Your description indicates a new hiberfil is created each time you hibernate
the system.
Disc size is??
 
This could to be caused poorly written application software which is not
releasing some of your system resources, after you've finished with it each
time, and this effect accumulates across your Windows sessions, because you
are hibernating instead of using a proper Shut Down.
....Bar pinning down which application software is causing this, do a proper
shutdow instead of "hibernating" your system :-)
....you could try increasing file handles but, I doubt that would help.

regards, Richard
 
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