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Note Traveling with Your Computer Managing Power Consumption When Resume Press the blue standby button. Press the blue standby button to return to your current session. System standby can also occur automatically when the timeout setting in the Power Management Properties window is reached. (In Windows 98 and Windows 2000, standby and suspend are equivalent terms.) Hibernate Action When Resume Saves the current session to disk, then shuts down. Provides maximum power savings while still allowing you to recover the current session. Press Fn+F12 (in Windows 2000 o nly). Slide the power switch to the left to recover your current session. This takes several seconds. In Windows 2000, hibernate mode also occurs automatically when battery power reaches a critically low level; see "To respond to a low-battery warning" on page 48. In Windows 98, hibernate mode occurs automatically with low battery power, but manual initiation of hibernate is not available (except that, if you wish, you can modify the default setting for the power switch or the standby button to initiate hibernate mode instead). Off Action When Resume Turning off your computer provides maximum power savings. The current session is not saved and unsaved data will be lost. Start, Shut Down, Shut down. Slide the power switch to the left to start a new session. This will take several seconds. If the system stops responding and you are not able to turn off the computer as described above, you can still recover; see "To reset your computer" on page 26. When the system hibernates as a result of a critically low battery, you will find when resuming that all your data has been saved but that some functions may be disabled. To resume normal operation, restore power (by connecting AC power or installing a charged battery), perform a full shutdown, and then restart the computer. 46 Corporate Evaluator's Guide

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Traveling with Your Computer
Managing Power Consumption
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When
Press the blue standby button.
Resume
Press the blue standby button to return to
your current session.
System standby can also occur automatically when the timeout setting in the Power
Management Properties window is reached. (In Windows 98 and Windows 2000,
standby
and
suspend
are equivalent terms.)
Hibernate
Action
Saves the current session to disk, then
shuts down. Provides maximum power
savings while still allowing you to recover
the current session.
When
Press Fn+F12 (in Windows 2000 only).
Resume
Slide the power switch to the left to recover
your current session. This takes several
seconds.
In Windows 2000, hibernate mode also occurs automatically when battery power reaches
a critically low level; see “To respond to a low-battery warning“ on page 48.
In Windows 98, hibernate mode occurs automatically with low battery power, but manual
initiation of hibernate is not available (except that, if you wish, you can modify the default
setting for the power switch or the standby button to initiate hibernate mode instead).
Off
Action
Turning off your computer provides
maximum power savings. The current
session is not saved and unsaved data
will be lost
.
When
Start, Shut Down, Shut down.
Resume
Slide the power switch to the left to start a
new session. This will take several
seconds.
If the system stops responding and you are not able to turn off the computer as described
above, you can still recover; see “To reset your computer“ on page 26.
Note
When the system hibernates as a result of a critically low battery, you will find when
resuming that all your data has been saved but that some functions may be disabled. To
resume normal operation, restore power (by connecting AC power or installing a
charged battery), perform a full shutdown, and then restart the computer.