Windows 10: Hibernate works for 2 to 7 days in VM then it's gone

Hi I am wondering if some one advise me.
I have used the option one fix on a legitamate version of windows 10 in a vm machine. It works for 2 to 7 days then its gone. The vm stops working then. A reapplication of step one fixes this quickly. It is just most frustrating finding that its stop working over night. it does also happen in day time but I usually spot it quickly.

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Even though hibernate enabled not working since windows 10 update

please help me out with this problem..when selected power option and choose to hibernate the screen getting off and suddenly coming to normal position...just thought of mentioning a point,when i choose to hibernate VM is on in the system. But this won't
be a problem because before the update the control is working fine and able to hibernate.

 

W10 upgrade runs for 2 days and then fails

Navneet, tried method 2 last night. Unfortunately it still failed but with different error code. See below. I now have the dreaded "dregol" back again on my browser. But that is a secondary issue I guess. Any further ideas Navneet?

Upgrade to Windows 10 Pro

Installation date: ‎27/‎08/‎2015 23:55

Installation status: Failed

Error details: Code 80200053

Update type: Optional

Install the next version of Windows.

More information:

http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=507415

 

While using vmware I loose the hibernate on the power button.
I can get the hibernate to be available and set it as on.
About every 2 or 3 days I get a crash of windows in vmware. The hibernate feature has disapeared and use the admin command prompt to put it back. Is there a way to stop windows 10 in vmware to stop this happening ?.

 

Neily, not everyone agrees with me, but I discarded virtual machines long ago. It is easy to set up a separate partition for another legal operating system. Contrary to some warnings, I have never had a problem with multi-partitions. I currently have a legal copy of XP, 10, and 8 on my machine. !0 is a legal upgrade from my legal copy of 7 (which I had stopped using).

When you use a virtual machine, you are operating two OSs, including all of their automatic software (such as anti-virus programs). and that might be giving you trouble.

 

The problem really does seem to be the operating system rather than the VMware machine. When I have caught it just after its happened. It is at a windows gathering data screen ( blue ).

Seems though that it is a windows failure within the machine. Though I have never had it on the host machine or laptop which both are windows 10 and do not have hibernate active.