Acer Extensa Series Suspend-to-Disk Mode

Suspend-to-Disk Mode

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Suspend-to-disk mode (also called zero-volt

suspend mode) saves battery power when you

are not actively using your computer.

In suspend-to-disk mode, the computer saves

the current system state onto your hard disk

and then shuts off.

Press the Suspend to Disk button to enter

suspend-to-disk mode. To resume normal

operations, press the Suspend to Disk button or

the power switch. Suspend-to-disk mode occurs

automatically if the STANDBY/SUSPEND AFTER

parameter in Setup is enabled and times out.

Suspend Button

Note: If the notebook is unable to enter suspend

to-disk mode, the Standby indicator lights up.

When this happens, data remains in memory and

is lost if power is lost. Call your dealer for

assistance.

Suspend

Button

Contents

Main Page FCC Notice Notice: Shield Cables Notice: Peripheral Devices Caution Page Contents Preface Chapter 1 Before You Begin Chapter 2 Using Your Computer Chapter 3 Using Battery Power Contents Chapter 4 Options Appendix A Where to Get Help Chapter 5 Using Software Chapter 6 Traveling with Your Computer Preface Page 1 Before You Begin Creating Backup Diskettes Features of the Computer Standard Features Features of the Computer Customizing Features Environmental Specifications Page Using the Computer Suspend-to-Disk Mode Securing the Computer Page Using the AC Adapter 2 Using Your Computer Starting the Computer Using the Brightness Control 2-3 Brightness Control Using the Contrast Control 2-4 Contrast Control Using the Volume Control Ejecting PCMCIA Cards Ejecting a PCMCIA Card from Windows 95 Page Using Indicator Lights 2-8 Front Indicator Lights Page Using the Touchpad Configuring the Touchpad Page Page Using Disk Drives Hard Disk Guidelines Using Disk Drives Floppy Drive Guidelines Adding Memory Special Keys Windows 95 Keys Page Using the Internal Numeric Keypad Num Lock On Page Page Using Connectors and Ports 2-22 3 Using Battery Power Guidelines for Battery Use Switching to Battery Power Hint Responding to Low Battery Conditions Page Recharging the Battery Conditioning the Battery Page Removing and Installing the Battery Pack Installing the Battery Pack Conserving Battery Power 4 Options Contents AC Adapter PCMCIA PCMCIA Option Cards Ejecting a PCMCIA Card from Windows 95 Page Numeric Keypad External Monitor Using an External Mouse Using an External Keyboard Memory Audio Options Miscellaneous Options 5 Using Software Page Page Guidelines for Installing Applications 5-4 Adjusting the Software for the Computer Guidelines for Installing Applications 5-5 Configuring the Computer for the Software Some programs require you to modify the way the computer operates to ensure compatibility. Using a System Password Setting a System Password Using a System Password Disabling or Changing a System Password Page 6 Traveling with Your Computer Page Tips for the Traveler What to Take When Traveling Packing the Computer and Accessories 7 Care and Troubleshooting Cleaning the Computer Troubleshooting Tips 7-3 7-4 7-5 7-6 Page A Where To Get Help A-1 1. Call your dealer. 2. Call the appropriate TI number. Customer Satisfaction Line 1-800-TI-TEXAS Option 3,1 FAX: 817-774-6660 TDD: 817-774-6582 Where To Get Help A-3 A-4 A-5 A-6