After upgrading to Windows 10, Hibernate has stopped working - Microsoft Community

i have 2 computers - notebook , desktop, absolutely different configuration, of course.

but after upgrading them both windows 10 windows 8 got hibernate mode non-functional.

it looks this: send computer hibernate , next time turn on - shuts down right after showing "resuming" signature...

the minidump file, give me details regarding reason not saved either - it's reported in event viewer (looks it's being saved, crashes or computer being shutdown automatically).

neither see errors in timeframe, give me clue.

just in case: recommendations removed alcohol 120% sptd driver startup , increased page file (now it's 12gb = 8gb ram x 1.5). did not affect issue.

here's event view log:

- <event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">

     <system>

        <provider name="microsoft-windows-kernel-power" guid="{331c3b3a-2005-44c2-ac5e-77220c37d6b4}" />

          <eventid>41</eventid>

          <version>5</version>

          <level>1</level>

          <task>63</task>

          <opcode>0</opcode>

          <keywords>0x8000400000000002</keywords>

          <timecreated systemtime="2017-05-05t18:29:34.377797900z" />

          <eventrecordid>2797</eventrecordid>

          <correlation />

          <execution processid="4" threadid="8" />

          <channel>system</channel>

          <computer>notebook</computer>

          <security userid="s-1-5-18" />

  </system>

-    <eventdata>

          <data name="bugcheckcode">10</data>

          <data name="bugcheckparameter1">0xfffff80565203c08</data>

          <data name="bugcheckparameter2">0x0</data>

          <data name="bugcheckparameter3">0x0</data>

          <data name="bugcheckparameter4">0x0</data>

          <data name="sleepinprogress">5</data>

          <data name="powerbuttontimestamp">0</data>

          <data name="bootappstatus">0</data>

          <data name="checkpoint">0</data>

          <data name="connectedstandbyinprogress">false</data>

          <data name="systemsleeptransitionstoon">2</data>

          <data name="csentryscenarioinstanceid">0</data>

          <data name="bugcheckinfofromefi">true</data>

   </eventdata>

</event>

would appreciated in resolving this.

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hello,

windows kernel event id 41 , volmgr errors possibly occur when computer shut down, or restarts unexpectedly.

if have tried repair install , issue persists, suggest perform repair upgrade using windows 10 iso file. may refer link created andre da costa.

do let know if need further assistance.

Windows / Windows 10 / Power on or off a device / PC