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Windows 11 hibernation has been silently hammering your SSD this whole time
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this post was submitted on 22 Jun 2026
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Might explain why, for like a decade now, my computer will never stay asleep or in hibernation or whatever the hell. Always just wakes up by itself. Luckily SSDs are so fast that I just turn the thing off when I'm not using it now, but it's still annoying.
No, that's a different shit feature MS shoved in Windows. They disabled S3 sleep and replaced it with S0 "Modern Standby". Search around, it's posdible to force the old S3 real sleep mode I think.
nope, modern systems with s0ix usually has s3 support removed in the firmware sadly
Lid closed sensor thought the laptop was open for One (1) millisecond.