5-8User’s Manual
Another possible reason is that the hard disk has enough free space, but
this free space exists as small fragments. The free disk space that Sleep
Manager requires needs to be contiguous. To solve this problem, the user
can use tools such as SpeedDisk (Norton Utilities) or Disk Defragmenter
(Windows 95) to compact these free disk spaces. The user can then run
Sleep Manager utility again to reserve the space.
Another factor that causes the error is when the user employs disk
compression utilities. Sleep Manager can work with most compression
software. However, Sleep Manager can only create the space on a host
drive. A host drive stores original file information and will not be
compressed. The free space on the host drive is usually very small, so the
user should use the command provide by these compression software to
enlarge the size of the host (uncompressed) drive for Sleep Manager.
Remove
If the user wants to use or take back the reserved space, he or she can use
the delete function of Sleep Manager by clicking on the Remove button.
The deletion will result in the system not being able to enter hibernation
mode. Instead, the system will only be able to enter standby mode.
Minimize
The user can minimize Sleep Manager by selecting the Minimize button. If
the Enable indicator on taskbar box is checked, Sleep Manager will then
switch to background by locating itself on the taskbar. You can pop-up the
main program of Sleep Manager again by double-clicking whenever
needed. If the Enable indicator on taskbar icon is not checked, you have to
select the Sleep Manager program from the Sleep Manager folder in the
Programs menu.