Problem

Årsak og hva du kan gjøre

 

 

Maskinen går ikke

For Windows 98:

over i hvilemodus i

Det generiske styreprogrammet for CD-ROM eller DVD-ROM i

henhold til

tidsutkoblingen

Windows 98 går inn på den innebygde CD-ROM- eller

definert i Windows

DVD-ROM-stasjonen hvert tredje sekund for å se om det er

98.

satt inn en CD-ROM der. Dette hindrer maskinen i å gå over i

 

hvilemodus selv om en grense for tidsutkobling nås. Slik

 

aktiverer du maskinen for hvilemodus:

 

1. Klikk på Start.

 

2. Flytt markøren til Innstillinger og Kontrollpanel.

 

3. Klikk på Kontrollpanel og dobbeltklikk på System.

 

4. Klikk på flippen Enhetsbehandling.

 

5. Klikk på + ved CD-ROM.

 

6. Dobbeltklikk på navnet til CD-ROMen eller DVD-ROMen.

 

7. Klikk på flippen Innstillinger.

 

8. Fjern merkingen av valgruten Beskjed ved automatisk

 

innsetting.

 

Windows 98 oppdager ikke lenger automatisk at en CD-ROM

 

eller DVD-ROM er blitt satt inn.

 

 

Når Sleep Manager

Sleep Manager trenger nok sammenhengende platelagerplass

oppretter en dvalefil,

til å opprette og administrere dvalefilen.

får du meldingen

Kontroller at det er nok plass på platelageret til å oppfylle

Ikke nok plass.

 

kravene til Sleep Manager. Du kan se om det er nok plass på

 

hovedskjermbildet til Sleep Manager. Hvis det fremdeles

 

oppstår problemer, kan det hende at det ikke er nok

 

sammenhengende ledig plass til å opprette dvalefilen. Bruk en

 

funksjon for lagerdefragmentering for å løse problemet.

 

Merk: Sleep Manager er bare tilgjengelig i Windows 98.

 

 

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IBM 1300, 1200 manual For Windows

1300, 1200 specifications

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