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Thanks for trying to fix Hibernation (computing). Unfortunately, your changes was not devoid of problems.

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  • "Windows Vista introduced a hybrid sleep feature, which saves the contents of memory to hard disk beforehand". It saves the contents when it receives the command, not beforehand.
  • "...the disk space taken by the <code.hiberfil.sys file re-purposed using a simple command." It can be freed, but no, it cannot be re-purposed.
  • "A significant market ... offers features beyond those present in the Windows". No, it doesn't. Market cannot offer features; software can.

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"The use of hyphens reduces ambiguity." No, it does not. First, there is no ambiguity and second, it just makes the text ugly and prevents the article from becoming a featured article.
And I didn't ask. ("Why?" was not a question.)
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My friend, before invoking MOS:HYPHEN and such, you must know English. "Little-celebrated" is a compound modifier; "operating system support" is a noun phrase consisting of an adjective, a noun and a noun adjunct. There is no way for "operating" to apply to "support". Putting a hyphen between "operating" and "system" is inventing a problem that does not exist. Even if there was ambiguity, you should have solved it using "of". The most baffling thing is that the part in MOS:HYPHEN that you are talking about explicitly says "To link related terms in compound modifiers".
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