HP xw4100 manual Turning off the Workstation

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Software Setup

NOTE: If your workstation does not support Hyper-Threading

Technology, the Hyper-Threading menu item will not be available on the Computer Setup menu.

NOTE: To enable hyper–threading, Linux systems require the latest system BIOS and an SMP kernel (for systems installed with a single processor). For additional information concerning the setup of Linux–preinstalled or Linux–enabled workstations, refer to the

HP User Manual for Linux, located at

www.hp.com/support/linux_user_manual.

For more information about the Hyper-Threading Technology, you can visit the Intel® website at www.intel.com.

Turning off the Workstation

To properly turn off the workstation, first shut down the operating system software.

CAUTION: Manually forcing the workstation off can cause loss of data.

To manually turn off power to the workstation, press and hold the power button for four seconds. However, manually turning off the power bypasses the standby state and can result in loss of data.

To reconfigure the power button to work in On/Off mode, run Computer Setup (F10). Refer to the Service and Technical Reference Guide web

link located on the Documentation Library CD

(www.hp.com/support/workstation_manuals) for more information

about using the Computer Setup (F10) utility.

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Contents June Getting Started GuideGetting Started Guide HP Workstations Contents Troubleshooting Features and AccessoriesIndex Additional Documentation PrefaceFinding Information SupportWindows-based Workstations Using the Documentation Library CDLinux-based Workstations Product Bulletin Parts and AccessoriesLocating Regulatory Information Subscriber’s ChoicePreface Viii Quick Setup Hardware SetupDescription Xw4100/xw4200 Front Panel ComponentsXw6200 Front Panel Components Xw8200 Front Panel Components Component Xw4100 Rear Panel ComponentsComponent Xw4200 Rear Panel ComponentsXw6200 Rear Panel Components Xw8200 Rear Panel Components Keyboard Component Description Customizing the Easy Access buttonsUsing the Windows Logo Key Special Mouse Functions ItemDescription Serial Number and COA Label LocationHardware Setup Windows-preinstalled Workstations Software SetupStarting up the Operating System Restoring the Software Energy Star Installing or Upgrading Device DriversCustomizing the Monitor Display AccessibilityStarting up the Linux Operating System Linux-preinstalled WorkstationsRestoring the Linux Operating System Installing with the HP Driver CDDownloading the Latest HP Driver CD Upgrading Device Drivers Linux-enabled WorkstationsVerifying Hardware Compatibility Hyper-Threading Technology Installing the Linux Operating SystemTurning off the Workstation Software Setup Security Features Features and AccessoriesAccessories Chassis Conversion FeaturesSelf Troubleshooting TroubleshootingHP Insight Diagnostics Helpful Hints HP Help and Support CenterDuring Operation At StartupBasic Troubleshooting Problem Cause Solution Solving General ProblemsNum Lock key ProblemCause Solution System does not power Probable Recommended Problem Cause Solution Solving Hardware Installation ProblemsProbable Recommended Problem Cause Solution Probable Recommended ProblemCause Solution Interpreting xw4100 Diagnostic Lights and Audible CodesPossible Recommended Activity Beeps Cause Action Is off Suspend To Disk or Hibernate ModeAn indicator Possible Recommended Activity Beeps Cause Action For systems with a graphics Support Power on Possible Recommended Activity Beeps Cause Action Red Power LED Possible Recommended Activity Beeps Cause Action Possible Recommended Activity Beeps Cause Action Replace the system Power on Calling Technical Support Index Index Index-3 Index-4