J JD Jan 4, 2005 #1 The Power Management options include "Turn off Hard Disks" and "System Standby." What is the difference?
The Power Management options include "Turn off Hard Disks" and "System Standby." What is the difference?
T Thorsten Matzner Jan 5, 2005 #2 JD said: The Power Management options include "Turn off Hard Disks" and "System Standby." What is the difference? Click to expand... The former option will _only_ turn off the HDDs while the latter one will make the system turn off further devices (monitor, network card).
JD said: The Power Management options include "Turn off Hard Disks" and "System Standby." What is the difference? Click to expand... The former option will _only_ turn off the HDDs while the latter one will make the system turn off further devices (monitor, network card).
J JD Jan 6, 2005 #3 Thanks for the info. Yesterday while I was playing Spider Solitaire, I heard the hard drive click off, but I was able to continue playing the game. How can this be?
Thanks for the info. Yesterday while I was playing Spider Solitaire, I heard the hard drive click off, but I was able to continue playing the game. How can this be?
T Thorsten Matzner Jan 6, 2005 #4 JD said: Yesterday while I was playing Spider Solitaire, I heard the hard drive click off, but I was able to continue playing the game. How can this be? Click to expand... The game does not need to access the HDD obviously.
JD said: Yesterday while I was playing Spider Solitaire, I heard the hard drive click off, but I was able to continue playing the game. How can this be? Click to expand... The game does not need to access the HDD obviously.
