Compaq CQ2000 Getting Started Guide - Page 48

Using Hibernate mode, Windows Start Button, Arrow, Restart, Hibernate

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If the computer does not work properly when you wake it from Sleep mode, restart the computer. 1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar. 2 Click the Arrow button next to the Lock button. 3 Click Restart. Or Quickly press the On button on the front of the computer. Using Hibernate mode Hibernate mode is available as an advanced power setting. When the computer is in Hibernate mode, it saves to the hard disk drive everything that is in computer memory, turns off the monitor and the hard disk drive, and then turns itself off. When you turn on the computer again, your programs, folders, and documents are restored to the screen. To put the computer into Hibernate mode manually: 1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar. 2 Click the Arrow button next to the Lock button. 3 Click Hibernate, if it is present. NOTE: If Hibernate is not present, you can set up the computer to go into Hibernate mode automatically; see "Automatic Sleep, Hibernate, or Away mode." To wake the computer from Hibernate mode, press the On button on the front of the computer. If the computer does not work properly when you wake it from Hibernate mode, restart the computer. 1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar. 2 Click the Arrow button next to the Lock button. 3 Click Restart. 40 Getting Started (features vary by model)

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Getting Started (features vary by model)
If the computer does not work properly when you wake it from Sleep mode, restart the
computer.
1
Click the
Windows Start Button
on the taskbar.
2
Click the
Arrow
button next to the Lock button.
3
Click
Restart
.
Or
Quickly press the On button on the front of the computer.
Using Hibernate mode
Hibernate mode is available as an advanced power setting. When the computer is in
Hibernate mode, it saves to the hard disk drive everything that is in computer memory,
turns off the monitor and the hard disk drive, and then turns itself off. When you turn on the
computer again, your programs, folders, and documents are restored to the screen.
To put the computer into Hibernate mode manually:
1
Click the
Windows Start Button
on the taskbar.
2
Click the
Arrow
button next to the Lock button.
3
Click
Hibernate
, if it is present.
To wake the computer from Hibernate mode, press the On button on the front of the
computer.
If the computer does not work properly when you wake it from Hibernate mode, restart the
computer.
1
Click the
Windows Start Button
on the taskbar.
2
Click the
Arrow
button next to the Lock button.
3
Click
Restart
.
NOTE:
If Hibernate is not present, you can set up the computer to go into Hibernate
mode automatically; see “Automatic Sleep, Hibernate, or Away mode.”