How to delete the hibernate file hiberfil. sys saves a lot of disk C Space

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First, we need to distinguish sleep from Hibernate sleep.
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Sleep writes the working status (that is, all memory information) {
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The dormant hiberfil. sys is used to save the memory status during sleep. disk C occupies space equivalent to the memory capacity (take 2 GB of memory as an example, this file is also 2 GB), so you can delete it without affecting your use. it will greatly save the space occupied by drive C.
Operation:
Run cmd as an administrator and run the following command:
Powercfg-H off
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How to run as an administrator:
In "all {
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