What about the blue screen for compressed files?

Note that if the above parameters are too small, the "STOP 0x000000a0 internal_power_error" blue screen error may occur when the system sleeps. For computers that run different programs and perform different tasks, the probability of a blue screen may vary because the compression rate setting is not appropriate. The actual available compression rates may not be identical and cannot be generalized. Perhaps a system with up to 50% compression rate can be normal sleep, but to another system less than 60% will not work. The specific use of how much compression rate to ensure that the system is working, this requires the user specific settings to try, the test period is best not to deal with important data on the computer, so as to avoid the blue screen and loss of data. After the system test is stable and then normal work.

Since the compressed hibernation file may appear blue screen, there is a certain risk. Therefore, it is generally recommended that the physical memory is very large and the system disk space is severely insufficient to modify this setting. If the memory itself is relatively small, for example, only 2GB, compressed sleep files can make space is also very limited, at the expense of stability at the expense of a little space is not worth it.

Small tip:

If you encounter the above blue screen error after the modification, you can reboot the system into the Maintenance Command window and set a larger compression rate. If the problem persists, try executing the "powercfg/hibernate/size 100" command, changing the hibernate file to "Grand Slam" without compressing the test. Note that the hibernation file can only be located in the system root directory and cannot be set to other hard disk partitions, as other files do.