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Using Instant On and Saving to Disk, The Power Management option is set to AC Disabled

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With a fully charged battery, the system can operate in Suspend mode for several hours without losing data. To resume activity, press the Suspend/ Resume button again. The computer resumes normal operation at the point at which you suspended it. Note The Power Management option is set to AC Disabled and the Low Battery option is set to Suspend at the factory. This protects your data by allowing the system to enter Suspend mode automatically if you are running only on battery power and the battery runs low. Even if you select longer timeout periods or disable some of the features, we recommend that you leave the Power Management option set to either Enabled or AC Disabled, and the Low Battery option set to Suspend or Save to HDD. Using Instant On and Saving to Disk The Low Battery option in Setup allows you to select either Suspend or Save to H D D. In the Suspend mode, the computer continues to use a very small amount of power. If you select Suspend and leave your system suspended, the battery will eventually run out, and your data will be lost. If you select Save to H D D, the contents of your system and video memory are saved to a special partition on your hard disk drive. Even if your battery runs out, your data is protected. Instant On works the same way, except that your data is saved to disk after you press the Suspend button. To resume activity after saving to disk, replace your battery (if necessary) and press the power button. Your computer will return you to wherever you were when your battery ran out or you pressed Suspend. Powering the Computer 3-9

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With a fully charged battery, the system can operate in
Suspend mode for several hours without losing data. To
resume activity, press the Suspend/ Resume button again. The
computer resumes normal operation at the point at which you
suspended it.
Note
The Power Management option is set to AC Disabled
and the Low Battery option is set to Suspend at the
factory. This protects your data by allowing the system to
enter Suspend mode automatically if you are running only
on battery power and the battery runs low. Even if you
select longer timeout periods or disable some of the features,
we recommend that you leave the Power Management
option set to either Enabled or AC Disabled, and the
Low Battery option set to Suspend or Save to HDD.
Using Instant On and Saving to Disk
The Low Battery option in Setup allows you to select either
Suspend or Save to
HDD
. In the Suspend mode, the
computer continues to use a very small amount of power. If
you select Suspend and leave your system suspended, the
battery will eventually run out, and your data will be lost.
If you select Save to
HDD
, the contents of your system and
video memory are saved to a special partition on your hard
disk drive. Even if your battery runs out, your data is
protected. Instant On works the same way, except that your
data is saved to disk after you press the Suspend button.
To resume activity after saving to disk, replace your battery (if
necessary) and press the power button. Your computer will
return you to wherever you were when your battery ran out or
you pressed Suspend.
Powering the Computer
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