Initiating or resuming from standby, Stand by

Initiating or resuming from standby

Task	Procedure			Result

Initiate standby.	● With the computer on, press fn+f5.			● The power lights blink.
	● Select Start > Turn Off Computer >			●	The screen clears.
		Stand by.*
		In Windows XP Professional, if Stand
		by is not displayed:
		a.	Click the down arrow.
		b.	Select Stand by from the list.
		c.	Click OK.

Allow the system to	No action required.			● The power lights blink.
initiate standby.	● If the computer is running on battery			●	The screen clears.
	● If the computer is running on battery			●	The screen clears.
		power, the system initiates standby
		after 10 minutes of computer inactivity
		(default setting).
	● If the computer is plugged into
		external power, the system initiates
		standby after 25 minutes of computer
		inactivity (default setting).

			NOTE Power settings and
			NOTE Power settings and
			timeouts can be changed using
			timeouts can be changed using
			Power Options in Windows Control
			Panel.


Resume from user- Press the power button.				● The power lights turn on.
initiated or system-				● Your work returns to the screen.
initiated standby.				● Your work returns to the screen.

*If you have been registered to a network domain, the button you click is called Shut Down instead of Turn Off Computer.

10 Chapter 4 Power settings

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