Question Problem waking up my computer from hibernation (Windows 7 32bit)

[aor999]

Recently I have a problem, when waking up my computer from hibernation. When I hibernates my computer, it turns off after writing the memory content to the SSD, but when I wake it up, I get the following screen:

Pressing Enter, resulting in starting Windows 7 from the beginning, with loss of data that was there before hibernating my computer.
Why this is happening?

 

[WaltzWorker]

Hello,
I'm not that experienced with it and I seem to think that Win7 doesn't do a good job with it. Anyway - I'd recommend that you first disable it, and then enable it. HERE is a link for that. If that doesn't help then we'll need to continue. I'd guess that the hyberfil.sys file has been corrupted; and disabling and then re-enabling it should fix it. If not then maybe disable it as per the link but before you enable it again - presuming you have to restart the system after you disable it - so wait till it comes up again. At this point you should delete the hyberfil.sys file in the root directory of C: (IE: C:\hyberfil.sys). You may have 'access violation' issues, but then that's an entirely set of stuff.

 

[aor999]

Thanks for you comment. It seems that disabling and enabling the hibernation, according to the Microsoft link, solved the problem.

 

[aor999]

Update: The problem occur once again.

 

[captaincharisma]

im guessing your PC is very old or you are one of the few anti-windows 10 users but if it is a really old PC i would try replacing the CMOS battery on your motherboard because it may not be holding settings anymore. the battery is just a common button (watch) battery

 

[aor999]

If the problem would be the CMOS battery, than all the BIOS settings would be deleted, and I would get an error message during a regular turning on of the computer than the BIOS setting has been reseted to their factory default.

 

[aor999]

The problem persists non-stop. Even after I doing what are written in Microsoft website.