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Standby vs. Hybernate

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Mac - 26 Jul 2008 23:35 GMT
What's the difference between setting a system in  - Power savings: Standby
vs. Hibernate?

thanks!
mac
Gilgamesh - 27 Jul 2008 00:36 GMT
> What's the difference between setting a system in  - Power savings:
> Standby vs. Hibernate?

Standby still uses power to keep data in memory, if you disconnect your
mains you loose it.
Hibernate writes the memory content to a file so you can loose power
completly and still start back up in the previous state.

> thanks!
> mac
Mac - 27 Jul 2008 01:10 GMT
Thanks!!
Great simple explanation!

mac
wessd - 27 Jul 2008 01:36 GMT
heck, my system seems to not like either one.
Hybernation starts off ok, writes the file, then on wakeup, it hangs
at the sign in screen. no mouse .

stand by,  gets to the desktop, then hangs with no mouse movement.

I think it's a bios issue....or my windows (xp)  is too essoteric to
work....

wessd
 
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