Unable to come out of Hibernate

[Geekernatir]

I have a PC, which I inherited from my dad when he upgraded, I have jazzed it up a bit with a new GPU etc... and since it is a desktop running Windows, I have been forced to create a shortcut containing C:\Windows\System32\rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState 0,1,0 which hibernates my PC, this has worked fine up until just recently when I have started to receive a message when starting up my PC:
"Your computer can't come out of hibernation.

Status: 0xc000000d



Info:A fatal error occurred processing the restoration data.


File: \hiberfil.sys

Any information that was not saved before the computer went into hibernation will be lost."
I cannot remember making any changes specifically to my computer around the time it failed.

Other things I have noticed recently:

When I boot my PC, I recieve a notification saying Performance options asking me to set settings concerning Processor Scheduling and Virtual Memory.

When I attempt to enter hibernate most of the time my PC instantly starts back up again and after several attempts it stays off, then when I reboot I get the aforementioned message.

P.S. I ran Check Disk recently with /f and this did not fix it

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance guys!

 

[VincentP]

Why would you want to manually hibernate?
You can configure the power settings to hibernate after a set time of being idle.
If you are finished with the machine, shut it down.

As for what you problem is, is hiberfil.sys on C: drive? How much free space do you have?

 

[Geekernatir]

Why would you want to manually hibernate?
You can configure the power settings to hibernate after a set time of being idle.
If you are finished with the machine, shut it down.

As for what you problem is, is hiberfil.sys on C: drive? How much free space do you have?

I don't know where my Hiberfile.sys is, I have 22.8 GB free on Drive C:\ and how do you recommend I set my power settings?

PS I don't know how your solution was suddenly picked as best, I didn't click that, oh well, any way I can undo it?

 

[VincentP]

Why would you want to manually hibernate?
You can configure the power settings to hibernate after a set time of being idle.
If you are finished with the machine, shut it down.

As for what you problem is, is hiberfil.sys on C: drive? How much free space do you have?

I don't know where my Hiberfile.sys is, I have 22.8 GB free on Drive C:\ and how do you recommend I set my power settings?

PS I don't know how your solution was suddenly picked as best, I didn't click that, oh well, any way I can undo it?

Set your power settings based on how you want the machine to behave.
The default profile is "balanced" which I think puts the computer to sleep after 2 hours.

To find hyberfil.sys, change your explorer view options to show protected operating system files.

Edit: hyberfil.sys can only be on the boot drive (i.e. C:\hyberfil.sys).
As above, change the view properties so you can see the file and ensure that it still exists.
I expect that this file will be the same size as your physical system memory.