Static hibernation file

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Christian

I would like my system to save an hibernation state, where all my
prefered applications are running and to use exactly this state
whenever i boot the system again.

Normally, when the system is hibernating, a new hibernation file is
created.
When the system is shutting down without hibernation, the hibernation
file is not used at startup.

Does anyone know, if it is possible to startup always with the same
hibernation state without overwriting or deleting it at shutdown?
 
If you have hibernation enabled, the hiberfil.sys file is created on your C:
drive. It remains there, whether you use hibernation, or not. It doesn't get
deleted at shutdown, it is just not used - unless you choose to go into
hibernation!
 

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