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| Blue | Computer is in Normal mode |
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| Umber | Computer is in Standby mode |
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| Using Standby mode | ||||
If you plan to stop using your computer for a short period of time (not overnight), you can put it into Standby mode instead of turning it off completely. Putting the computer into Standby mode saves energy and allows a quick return to normal computer use.
To set the timer for your computer to automatically enter Standby mode after a certain amount of time, go to Control Panel, click Performance and Maintenance and open Power Options.
To activate Standby mode manually, use one of these two methods:
Use the Standby button:
1Save your work, close all applications and close your Internet connection, if applicable.
2Press the Standby 
button at the top of the keyboard.
The computer goes into Standby mode, indicated by the umber light behind the System icon.
Use the Windows® taskbar:
1Save your work, close all applications and close your Internet connection, if applicable.
2From the Start menu on the Windows® taskbar, select Turn Off Computer. Alternatively, press <Alt>+<F4> to get to the same dialog box.