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Bobbi
When I click Start | Turn off computer, the default option is "standby". Is
there a way to make it "Turn off"?
-Bobbi
there a way to make it "Turn off"?
-Bobbi
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PA Bear
Control Panel > Power Options > Advanced > Power buttons > ...
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Bobbi
That didn't do anything.
I have my mouse set to snap to the default option. When I click Start | Turn
off computer, the mouse snaps to "standby". I want it to snap to "turn off".
Bobbi
I have my mouse set to snap to the default option. When I click Start | Turn
off computer, the mouse snaps to "standby". I want it to snap to "turn off".
Bobbi
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PA Bear
Sorry, I misread your post.
That didn't do anything.
I have my mouse set to snap to the default option. When I click Start |
Turn
off computer, the mouse snaps to "standby". I want it to snap to "turn
off".
Bobbi
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RedForeman
When I click Start | Turn off computer, the default option is "standby". Is
there a way to make it "Turn off"?
-Bobbi
If Standby is left button, then you're SOL, the snap-to function
usually goes to the left side options, if you have a snazzy mouse, you
can try using the software that came with it to configure special
options, but I don't use that type of login/logout screen, so I can't
even see if it's on the left or right...
RedForeman
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Bobbi
what's SOL?
my mouse snaps to the default option- the one that would be taken by simply
pressing the enter key. left or right is irrelevant.
bobbi
my mouse snaps to the default option- the one that would be taken by simply
pressing the enter key. left or right is irrelevant.
bobbi
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Bob I
Simply Outa Luck.
what's SOL?
my mouse snaps to the default option- the one that would be taken by simply
pressing the enter key. left or right is irrelevant.
bobbi
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RA
Or something like that.Bob said:Simply Outa Luck.
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Rock
Lol...very diplomatic.