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Windows power options and hibernate

The hibernate power option for Windows if useful for those who want to turn their computer off and on quickly. Earlier today we discussed the usefulness of using the log on feature and yesterday we covered the stand by feature. Rounding out our discussion of power down options will be hibernation. Hibernate Starting with Windows 2000, you have the option to “hibernate” your computer rather than use the turn off function. Hibernate allows you to save the current state of your desktop, including all open programs, before turning off the computer. When you turn your computer back on, your desktop … Continue reading →

Windows power options and logging off

There are various ways to power down a Windows based computer. Each one serves a different purpose. Yesterday, we reviewed the “stand by” power option. Today, we’ll discuss the log-off feature before later covering the “hibernate” function. As with yesterday’s blog, I’ll use screenshots from Windows XP Professional. Power off options When you click to shut down your computer, you most likely see a screen like the one below. Yesterday we covered the “Stand By” option. “Turn off” does just like it says–it turns off the computer. All data from the memory are cleared and the operating system shuts down … Continue reading →