Disabling Windows Hibernation For Getting Better Performance Of Windows Vista

Posted by MaCo
November 5, 2008

Windows Hibernation is a feature that included into Windows Vista and by disabling this feature we can get better performance of Windows Vista. This is because of the need of system resource that big enough.  It is better to disable Windows Hibernation on Windows Vista if it is not used frequently. Follow the following steps:

  1. Open Control Panel
  2. Select Power Option
  3. Click on Change Plan Settings
  4. Click on Change Advanced Power setting
  5. Open Sleep Option
  6. Open Hibernate After
  7. Then Change the option becoming zero(0)
  8. Click on Apply
  9. Then Do the same steps with other power plan

Back To Working Fast By Increasing Windows Vista Performance

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