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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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Our Families Windows XP Laptop had a RAM to storage feature that essentially did the same. I think Windows killed it off but if I had to guess it's just not a good idea to avoid rebooting properly so I really can't see the use for this.
You mean hibernate?
I have absolutely no clue, I just remember what it did and that I tried it a few too many times in a row back then.
It still exists, and it works better now.
Interesting, I haven't used Windows in ages.