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Using the Power or Power Meter Tab, Windows 95, Windows 2000 Professional

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Using the Power or Power Meter Tab The Power Meter tab, called the Power tab in Windows 95, is available in Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows 2000 Professional. s To access the tab s In Windows 95 select StartÅSettingsÅ Control PanelÅPowerÅPower tab. s In Windows 98 select StartÅSettingsÅ Control PanelÅPower ManagementÅPower Meter tab. s In Windows 2000 Professional select StartÅSettingsÅControl PanelÅPower OptionsÅ Power Meter tab. s To view the combined percent of total power remaining in all battery packs in the system: s In Windows 95 and Windows 98 clear the Show the Status of All Batteries check box. s In Windows 2000 Professional clear the Show details for each battery check box. s To view the percent of total power remaining in each battery pack in the system, s In Windows 95 and Windows 98 select the Show the Status of All Batteries check box. s In Windows 2000 Professional clear the Show details for each battery check box. The three numbered icons correspond as follows to battery pack locations. 1 Computer battery bay 2 Computer DualBay 3 Computer MultiBay Managing Power 4-11

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Managing Power
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Using the Power or Power Meter Tab
The Power Meter tab, called the Power tab in Windows 95, is
available in Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows 2000
Professional.
■
To access the tab
■
In
Windows 95
select Start
Å
Settings
Å
Control Panel
Å
Power
Å
Power tab.
■
In
Windows 98
select Start
Å
Settings
Å
Control Panel
Å
Power Management
Å
Power Meter tab.
■
In
Windows 2000 Professional
select
Start
Å
Settings
Å
Control Panel
Å
Power Options
Å
Power Meter tab.
■
To view the combined percent of total power remaining in all
battery packs in the system:
■
In
Windows 95
and
Windows 98
clear the Show the Status
of All Batteries check box.
■
In
Windows 2000 Professional
clear the Show details for
each battery check box.
■
To view the percent of total power remaining in each battery
pack in the system,
■
In
Windows 95
and
Windows 98
select the Show the
Status of All Batteries check box.
■
In
Windows 2000 Professional
clear the Show details for
each battery check box.
The three numbered icons correspond as follows to battery
pack locations.
1
Computer battery bay
2
Computer DualBay
3
Computer MultiBay