- What IS Power Management
- Posted by John Trask on November 19th, 2007
An embarassing question, but one I've got to ask.
Power Management turns devices off (monitor, hard disk, computer) after an
absense of "activity" for a perdetermined period of time.
My real question is what constitutes "activity"? I'm assuming that for
turning off the monitor, it simply looks for a lack of keyboard/mouse input.
Is it that simple?
If so, is it still that simple when we talk about turning off hard disks?
Going to Stand-by or Hibernate?
I've gone so far as to read the Windows XP help file, but I can't find this
in black & white anywhere.
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