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Get gigs of disk space with a single command in Windows Server 2008R2 (and many others)

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powercfg.exe /hibernate off

This will remove your hibernation file, which, in 2008 server makes no sense anyway. Gains the amount of disk space as you have installed RAM. I just got another 4GB with this command, and feel like starting a defrag.

Enjoy, Gorm

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powercfg.exe /hibernate off

This will remove your hibernation file, which, in 2008 server makes no sense anyway. Gains the amount of disk space as you have installed RAM. I just got another 4GB with this command, and feel like starting a defrag.

Enjoy, Gorm

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