Windows 10: PC extremely slow after multiple hibernation

Hi all,



I hope you can help me with this.


Most of the time, I leave my PC in hibernation in the evening, for the convenience of starting where I left in the next morning. I do restart it, but only about once a week.


After a few hibernation cycles day 1, day 2 etc .. my PC barely responds. Usually on day 5 or 6, trying to open the browser can take 10 min - if it even opens at all. The entire system somehow becomes very slow or unresponsive, and sometimes I can't even restart it at all from the menu.


I have read a few threads online, and tried some solutions but nothing fixes it. My "fast startup" feature isn't on, I have enough RAM and my drives have plenty of space left.


Any advice would be greatly appreciated!


Thanks

Will

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hibernating/password

Hello Rich,

One possible reason why your system keeps hibernating or goes to sleep is because of the power plan settings of your computer. To assist you with your concern regarding your PC hibernating, we recommend that you reconfigure the power plan settings by following
the steps below:

• Type Display on Cortana's search field and press
  Enter.
• Select Power & sleep.
• Under the Sleep option, click the drop down menu to set the number of minutes/hours you would like your PC to sleep/hibernate. We suggest that you select
  Never if you do not want you system to hibernate.
• Close all windows for the changes to take effect.

Let us know if you will need further assistance.