This might be a strange question, but here goes.
With Hibernation disabled, turning on the computer from a shut down state takes around 22 seconds including BIOS.
With Hibernation enabled, turning on the computer from a shut down state takes around 12 seconds including BIOS.
The question is, HOW is hibernation speeding up the boot process if I am NOT hibernating the computer? Does this mean it is always using the disk space to give a 10 second boot increase?
System Storage: 12.1 GB
Hibernation File: 12.7 GB
With Hibernation disabled, turning on the computer from a shut down state takes around 22 seconds including BIOS.
With Hibernation enabled, turning on the computer from a shut down state takes around 12 seconds including BIOS.
The question is, HOW is hibernation speeding up the boot process if I am NOT hibernating the computer? Does this mean it is always using the disk space to give a 10 second boot increase?
System Storage: 12.1 GB
Hibernation File: 12.7 GB