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standby in XP
I can not make Standby work with XP Home. Can anyone help?
Thanks, Rusty |
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standby in XP
use screen savers.
-----Original Message----- I can not make Standby work with XP Home. Can anyone help? Thanks, Rusty . |
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standby in XP
"Rusty" wrote:
I can not make Standby work with XP Home. Can anyone help? What happens when you try to go into standby? |
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standby in XP
I can manually make my computer go into standby. What I can not do is have
my computer go into standby after a certain time. It stays on. "Maureen Goldman" wrote in message news "Rusty" wrote: I can not make Standby work with XP Home. Can anyone help? What happens when you try to go into standby? |
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standby in XP
"Rusty" wrote:
I can manually make my computer go into standby. What I can not do is have my computer go into standby after a certain time. It stays on. "Maureen Goldman" wrote in message What happens when you try to go into standby? "Rusty" wrote: I can manually make my computer go into standby. What I can not do is have my computer go into standby after a certain time. It stays on. I have Home XP. Power schemes are set for Presentation, 20 min, 1 hr. then never for both standby and hibernate. When I know I'll be away from the desk for a while I use the start menu and click standby. However, that 20 minute option is a darned good imitation when I don't return as soon as expected (I see no difference at all). You might try setting your screensavers to none. |
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