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  Hello Braunmab,

  Thank you for your message.  Try to get to you the options of Hibernate that way:
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  See you soon

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  I also tried several programs Hot Fix to read other questions here. Nothing seems to work, so far.

  I can't remove sp3 or ie8 in Add/remove menu. The option 'remove' for these aren't there.

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  Removal of ie8. I ran into the same problems as above and more. More files to search for. The last part was the most difficult. The program wanted "ieencode.dll.000 (it is zero, zero, zero).» There is NOT a file in the computer by that name! I had to go in ie8 in my "program files" to find 'ieencode.dll' and 'Rename' to 'ieencode.dll.000 '. IE8 has finally been removed!

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