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Hibernation, Initiating Hibernation

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Hibernation Hibernation is a safeguard condition during which all information in system memory is saved to the hard drive and power to the computer is turned off. When you resume work, your information is returned to the screen exactly where you left off. No information is lost. Hibernation has the following benefits: s Since the computer is turned off and there is no drain on battery packs, your computer can stay in Hibernation for an unlimited time. s You can manually save your place in any application or when making a presentation. s Information is automatically saved when the computer reaches a critical low-battery condition (as long as Hibernation has not been turned off). Initiating Hibernation To initiate Hibernation: s Press Fn+ suspend to initiate Hibernation manually. Hibernation marks your place in your applications and turns power off completely to your computer. s System-initiated Hibernation occurs when the computer reaches a critical low-battery condition. To protect against loss of information, the computer automatically saves all information in system memory to the hard drive and then turns off. Press the power button once to resume work. NOTE: Batteries that have not been fully charged may not have enough power to support a system-initiated Hibernation at critical low battery. 5-6 Managing Power

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Managing Power
Hibernation
Hibernation is a safeguard condition during which all information
in system memory is saved to the hard drive and power to the
computer is turned off. When you resume work, your information
is returned to the screen exactly where you left off. No
information is lost.
Hibernation has the following benefits:
■
Since the computer is turned off and there is no drain on
battery packs, your computer can stay in Hibernation for an
unlimited time.
■
You can manually save your place in any application or when
making a presentation.
■
Information is automatically saved when the computer reaches
a critical low-battery condition (as long as Hibernation has not
been turned off).
Initiating Hibernation
To initiate Hibernation:
■
Press
Fn+
suspend
to initiate Hibernation manually.
Hibernation marks your place in your applications
and turns
power off completely to your computer
.
■
System-initiated Hibernation occurs when the computer
reaches a critical low-battery condition. To protect against loss
of information, the computer automatically saves all
information in system memory to the hard drive and then turns
off. Press the power button once to resume work.
NOTE:
Batteries that have not been fully charged may not have
enough power to support a system-initiated Hibernation at critical
low battery.