XDA describes a one-command fix for a hibernation file it says is eating “32GB of SSD write cycles.”
XDA says Windows 11’s default hibernation file is eating “32GB of SSD write cycles” and might be causing long-term damage to the drive. The publisher describes a one-command fix.
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XDA describes a one-command fix for a hibernation file it says is eating “32GB of SSD write cycles.”
XDA says Windows 11’s default hibernation file is eating “32GB of SSD write cycles” and might be causing long-term damage to the drive. The publisher describes a one-command fix.
XDA@xdadevelopersYour Windows 11 default hibernation file is quietly eating 32GB of SSD write cycles, and here is the one-command fix https://bit.ly/4xBwQL7
XDA@xdadevelopersYour Windows 11 default hibernation file is quietly eating 32GB of SSD write cycles, and here is the one-command fix https://bit.ly/4xBwQL7