Okay...so you aren't going to tell us what operating system you are using,
are you. Or what kind of stinkin' computer you have. Gee, that *might*
help...makes it too easy...so here I go having to guess again...
Assuming you are using a computer running Windows XP:
1) Do you know what BIOS is? If not, then get help with the computer.
2) If you DO know what BIOS is, then your system should tell you how to get
into the *setup* when it is booting (read the screen during the memory
test). Often that would be "Press DEL..." or "Press F2..." and so on.
3) In the BIOS setup screens, find the power settings and make whatever
changes apply - such as allow the operating system to control power
settings.
The next consideration is whether ACPI is functioning correctly in Windows.
Then finally, you need to go to Control Panel Power Options and be sure it
is set to allow hibernation.
"M. K. Gunn" <spam@donobi.com> wrote in message
news:3oMjd.796$Zc5.444@news.flashnewsgroups.com...
| How do I do that?
| "Sweet n Sour" <spicy@food.net> wrote in message
| news:cmo1q9$35o$1@newshispeed.ch...
| > Mostprobably you should turn it on
| > in your BIOS first.
| >
| > "M. K. Gunn" <spam@donobi.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
| > news:HeKjd.758$Zc5.337@news.flashnewsgroups.com...
| >> The choice of Standby/Hibernation is not available. That choice is not
| >> there. What can I do to be able to have it available again.
| >> Mary
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