Power Management problems

[Nauzad Kapadia]

>deleting a profile and creating a new one. Does it mean
deleting a
>"user profile" or a "power scheme profile."

you have to delete the power scheme profile and then
create a new one.

>I cannot set the power management to shut down the
monitor and hd.
>Also, does xp pro have a Hibernate feature?

yes XP does have Hibernate feature.
In the same dialog box where u set your power management
options, there will be a Hibernate Tab. Just go to the tab
and enable it. However i think hibernate does not work
with all motherboards.

regards,
nauzad kapadia [mvp]

>Any help will be appreciated.
>.
>

[jaspenn]

Maybe I'm being dense, but I don't see a way to create a new power
scheme profile. And, I don't see the hibernate tab, so I guess that
means my motherboard does not support it. Or is it possibly not
activated?
Thanks for continued input.



"Nauzad Kapadia" > wrote in message >...
> >deleting a profile and creating a new one. Does it mean
> deleting a
> >"user profile" or a "power scheme profile."
>
> you have to delete the power scheme profile and then
> create a new one.
>
> >I cannot set the power management to shut down the
> monitor and hd.
> >Also, does xp pro have a Hibernate feature?
>
> yes XP does have Hibernate feature.
> In the same dialog box where u set your power management
> options, there will be a Hibernate Tab. Just go to the tab
> and enable it. However i think hibernate does not work
> with all motherboards.
>
> regards,
> nauzad kapadia [mvp]
>
> >Any help will be appreciated.
> >.
> >