- Re: Transport while in suspend?
- Posted by MAG on August 5th, 2003
In article <3oiviv08djncm3258jgf9rof04dobqeud6@4ax.com>, a@b.inv says...
coast to coast, whatever. In fact, I typically reboot the computer maybe
only once every week or so on average.
Just don't let it run out of battery power while suspended; this is
almost as bad as turning off the computer without doing a shutdown.
Marc
- Posted by Steve on August 5th, 2003
MAG <Somebody@somewhere.com> wrote:
Do you use hibernate mode, or just leave it in suspend?
When checking in at an airport, do they still require you to turn it
on?
- Posted by Steve on August 5th, 2003
MAG <Somebody@somewhere.com> wrote:
You mean, like when Windows crashes? 
If you're not running any programs and the battery goes dead, is that
a serious problem?
- Posted by Bill Ray on August 5th, 2003
I have to take mine out of the case but for domestic US flights I've never
had to turn it on. The only time I was asked to turn it on was a flight out
of Charles DeGaulle in Paris. That took me as strange, because in Europe I
noticed that for themost part, I did not have to remove it from the case.
Of course, security regs change daily it seems so I'm sure that will be a
prerequisite. Better stock fresh batteries and a charger!!
--
BR
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