[dba-Tech] Comp wont hibernate

[Helmut Kotsch]

In addition to John's remarks it is known that the SSD lifetime is somehow limited by the amount of data written. By hybernation you write lots of data (in a PC with 16 GB of ram a file of 16 GB size) to the SSD drive.

Helmut 

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An: Discussion of Hardware and Software issues; Rocky Smolin
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I think because it writes the memory to disk, whereas shutting down just closes open programs and turns off.  No rather large write to the disk. With rotating media it makes sense to hibernate since the disk isn't damaged and it is faster to reload the saved state than to boot.  With an SSD it is just as fast to boot (or close).


On 12/15/2017 2:22 PM, Rocky Smolin wrote:
> Seems to be the consensus.  Why is hibernate bad for SSD?
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> If you’ve got an SSD you shouldn’t hibernate, because it’s bad for them. Best just to disable hibernation and turn them off and on.
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> Jon
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>> On 15 Dec 2017, at 06:51, Gustav Brock <gustav at cactus.dk> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Rocky
>>
>> Some computers won't. My older ThinkStation refuses to, so I've set the setting for "What should the On/Off button do?" to Shut Down.
>> Windows 10 boots so fast (indeed with an SSD) that it doesn't matter much.
>>
>> /gustav
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>> af Rocky Smolin
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>> Emne: [dba-Tech] Comp wont hibernate
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>> My W10 comp won't hibernate.  If I tell it to hibernate it looks like it's doing what it's supposed to do - saves the AM and then shuts down.  But a few minutes later, it wakes itself up again.
>>
>> I looked at the power plan but don't see anything amiss there.
>>
>> Any ideas where to look to keep the comp in hibernate?
>>
>> TIA
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