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Hero
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 Posted: Sun Jul 27, 2008 9:10 am Post subject: Laptop hibernation |
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Ok so my laptop does not have power options for a laptop i guess. When i close it the screen turns off but it doesnt sleep. Is there anyway i can fix that? I searched google but all i get is people saying it doesnt work on a laptop that wasnt formatted where i degraded to xp from vista.
Any ideas?
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Ok I don't know about downgrading from Vista to XP, which in my mind was incredibly stupid. Try right clicking the battery on the bottom right. Or look at control panel. I don't have a XP computer handle so I can't look for you. Maybe it's because it's been downgraded.
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Inside 'Control Panel' should be an icon to load the 'Power Options' control panel. If there is no icon there, you can also find it in:
C:\Windows\System32 the file you are looking for is called 'powercfg.cpl'.
I attached mine if you don't have it.
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| Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2008 2:00 am Post subject: |
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firstly, if hibernation on your computer is disabled then open up a command prompt and type the following:
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now go into control panel, open up power options and you can change the power scheme under the power schemes tab. next, go to the advanced tab and under power buttons you can chose what happens when the lid of your laptop is closed.
also, people on google aren't always right.
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Hero
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i did something and my power options gained a option for closing the lid. I think its something to do with my download of RMclock.
But w/e works now 
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