Please refer to the Owner’s Manual for your system model on /Support to determine which options need to be changed to enable Rapid Start Technology. At the DISKPART prompt type create partition primary size=8192 id=84 to create the hibernation partition, which you can verify in Disk Management.
At the DISKPART prompt type list part to see the partitions on that disk, and compare the partitions listed in DiskPart with the partitions listed in Disk Management.Change the number 0 to whatever disk number the SSD is according to Disk Management or DiskPart that you shrunk the volume for the hibernation partition.At the DISKPART prompt type list disk to see the disks, then select disk 0 for the disk that has the unallocated space.For detailed instructions on how to use DiskPart, please refer to the Microsoft TechNet article called DiskPart Command-Line Options.Search for DiskPart on the Windows 7 Start Menu or Windows 8 Start Screen, then right-click or press-and-hold to Run as administrator. Once you have unallocated space made available, we need to launch DiskPart to create the hibernation partition.Remember, you need equal or larger disk space for the hibernation partition as the amount of RAM you have installed.Enter the amount you want to shrink for the hibernation partition (e.g.Identify the disk that is your SSD, right-click or press-and-hold on the largest partition (likely the OS or C: drive) or the partition that has enough free space for you to use as the hibernation partition, then left-click or tap on Shrink Volume….Start the Disk Management utility by searching for diskmgmt in the Windows 7 Start Menu or Windows 8 Start Screen then clicking or tapping on diskmgmt.msc.
You need the most up-to-date version of the Intel Rapid Start Technology driver for your system from /Support under Drivers and Downloads in the Serial ATA category, or alternatively from the Intel Download Center by searching for Intel Rapid Start Technology. See How to use Intel Rapid Start Technology to improve system startup from hibernation for further information on ISRT. Unlike Intel Smart Response Technology (ISRT), you can install Windows on the SSD so long as there is enough unused space for the hibernation partition, but if you want to use ISRT with IRST you should install Windows on a secondary hard-disk drive (HDD).
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