How to complete a complete fragment in Win XP

Abstract: The existence of the Hiberfil. sys file will make the system unable to complete a full disk fragment. This article describes how to delete the Hiberfil. sys file before disk fragment.
Nowadays, many Windows XP users are used to the sleep function provided by the system, because it can save the time for switching the host, and can be directly restored to the original working state at each boot, for example, an article being written or a drawing being drawn. However, I don't know if you have noticed that sleep has such benefits, but it also brings some small inconvenience.

If you regularly fragment the hard disk and view the fragment report after completing the sorting, you may notice that some files in this report cannot be sorted, in this way, a large number of fragments are left on the hard disk. The Hiberfil. sys file appears.

So what is the purpose of this Hiberfil. sys file? When we enable the sleep function in Windows XP, every time the system enters the sleep state, Windows XP will write all the content in the memory to Hiberfil. sys file, and when the system resumes normal from sleep, Windows XP does not delete this file, but it is stored on the hard disk as it is not necessary, this file occupies part of the space in vain and becomes a stumbling block to disk fragment. If this file is not processed for a long time, the disk fragments generated by the Hiberfil. sys file cannot be sorted.

The Hiberfil. sys file may become very large, and the disk fragment tool cannot organize it. Therefore, its existence will make the system unable to complete a full fragment. As a result, we will consider whether we can delete it and then sort the disk fragments?

The Hiberfil. sys file is generally located in the root directory of the partition where the XP system is located and is a hidden system file. Although you can delete it manually, we recommend that you use the following method.

Open "Control Panel", double-click "power options", select the "Sleep" tab, deselect the "enable sleep" check box, and then click "application" or "OK, as shown in.

 

Power supply Properties

After the preceding operations, Windows XP automatically deletes the Hiberfil. sys file. Next, we can perform fragment sorting. After finishing the sorting, select the "enable sleep" check box to resume the sleep function.

 
Tian Ji yesky Wen/Li dongbo