yesterday i set up my new box to hypernate with no problems along with some

other set up changes.  this morning  my system was locked up.  i used restore

to restore to old settings but now i can't  "enable hybernation" under Power

Options.  When i try i ger pop up box " Power Mangager unabler to reserve

hibernation file"  containing message " the process cannot access the file

because is is beinf used by another process."



any suggestions?  I really like the hybernation feature and i hate to give

it up without a fight.



pester

"pester" wrote:



> yesterday i set up my new box to hypernate with no problems along with some

> other set up changes.  this morning  my system was locked up.  i used restore

> to restore to old settings but now i can't  "enable hybernation" under Power

> Options.  When i try i ger pop up box " Power Mangager unabler to reserve

> hibernation file"  containing message " the process cannot access the file

> because is is beinf used by another process."

>

> any suggestions?  I really like the hybernation feature and i hate to give

> it up without a fight.

>

> pester

never mind i figured it out.   just had to go in and delete hyberfil.sys file

and let the system make a new one .  hopefully i am  all set.







"pester" wrote:



> yesterday i set up my new box to hypernate with no problems along with some

> other set up changes.  this morning  my system was locked up.  i used restore

> to restore to old settings but now i can't  "enable hybernation" under Power

> Options.  When i try i ger pop up box " Power Mangager unabler to reserve

> hibernation file"  containing message " the process cannot access the file

> because is is beinf used by another process."

>

> any suggestions?  I really like the hybernation feature and i hate to give

> it up without a fight.

>

> pester

Hey Petr,

do you have Daemon Tools installed on the machine?



"pester" wrote:

[vbcol=seagreen]

> never mind i figured it out.   just had to go in and delete hyberfil.sys file

>  and let the system make a new one .  hopefully i am  all set.

>

>

>

> "pester" wrote:

> 

[quote]Originally posted by LoboMax 

[b]Hey Petr,

do you have Daemon Tools installed on the machine?



"pester" wrote:

[vbcol=seagreen]

> never mind i figured it out.   just had to go in and delete hyberfil.sys file

>  and let the system make a new one .  hopefully i am  all set.

>

 

Hi,

Same problem here, when I set hibernate option, I get that annoying message: Power Manager unable to reserve hibernation file, the process cannot access the file

because it is being used by another process.

On my other HDD this option works and D-Tools installed on both. And there is no hiberfil.sys to delete. Any help is welcome.

I wrote

I get that annoying message: Power Manager unable to reserve hibernation file, the process cannot access the file

because it is being used by another process.

On my other HDD this option works and D-Tools installed on both. And there is no hiberfil.sys to delete.





It seems I have to fix myself. All right. I uninstalled Alcohol, and could hibernate again. It may sound strange, but when I re-installed it the problem didn't come back.

hey, not sure if the tread got lost but, good on you!!! that is the solutiom..

that was why I asked if there was the Daemon tools installed.

You just have to uninstall, reboot, set the hybernation, the install the

tool again.



don't asked me why but it is those Microsoft things.



"MF2HD" wrote:



>

> I wrote

> I get that annoying message: Power Manager unable to reserve

> hibernation file, the process cannot access the file

> because it is being used by another process.

> On my other HDD this option works and D-Tools installed on both. And

> there is no hiberfil.sys to delete.

>

>

> It seems I have to fix myself. All right. I uninstalled Alcohol, and

> could hibernate again. It may sound strange, but when I re-installed it

> the problem didn't come back.

>

>

>

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so if i uninstall alcohol 120, then set hibernate, then reinstall alc, it

should work?

yeap, it should .

same kind of software.



lobomax



"lcirtap" wrote:



> so if i uninstall alcohol 120, then set hibernate, then reinstall alc, it

> should work?