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Power Management
3 - 6 Power-Saving States
3
Power-Saving States
You can use power-saving states to stop the computer’s operation and restart where
you left off. Win 7 uses the Sleep, Hibernate and Shut Down power-saving states.
Sleep
In Sleep all of your work, settings and preferences are saved to memory before the
system sleeps. When you are not using your computer for a certain length of time,
which you specify in the operating system, it will enter Sleep to save power.
The PC wakes from Sleep within seconds and will return you to where you last left
off (what was on your desktop) without reopening the application(s) and file(s) you
last used.
If your mobile PC in Sleep is running on battery power the system will use only a
minimum amount of power. After an extended period the system will save all the
information to the hard disk and shut the computer down before the battery becomes
depleted.
To add Sleep to the Power Menu see “Adding Hibernate/Sleep to the Power
Menu” on page 3 - 9.
Wake On LAN
Support
(Windows 8)
Wake-On-LAN is only
supported from Sleep or
Hibernate states in
Windows 8.
If you require your com-
puter to wake up from
network activity in Win-
dows 8 then make sure
that the computer is ei-
ther in Sleep or Hiber-
nate.
Wake-On-LAN is not
supported from Shut-
down states in Win-
dows 8.
- Trademarks 3
- R&TTE Directive 4
- CE Marking 5
- FCC Statement 6
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 8
- Power Safety 11
- Polymer Battery Precautions 12
- General Battery Precautions 13
- Cleaning 14
- Servicing 14
- Travel Considerations 15
- On the Road 16
- Developing Good Work Habits 17
- Lighting 18
- LCD Screen Care 18
- LCD Electro-Plated Logos 18
- Contents 19
- Specifications 29
- Chapter 1: Quick Start Guide 31
- Advanced Users 32
- Warning Boxes 32
- Not Included 33
- System Software 34
- Model Differences 35
- System Startup 36
- Quick Start Guide 37
- LED Indicators 39
- 1 - 10 LED Indicators 40
- Hot Key Buttons (Model B) 41
- Keyboard 42
- Keyboard Shortcuts 43
- 1 - 14 Keyboard 44
- Figure 1 - 7 47
- Right & Rear Views 47
- Multi-In-1 Card Reader 47
- USB 3.0 Port OR USB 2.0 Port 47
- Windows Control Panel 50
- Apps & Tiles 52
- Desktop Application 53
- Windows 8 Charms Bar 55
- Windows 8 Control Panel 57
- Windows 8 Taskbar 60
- Video Features 61
- Video Features 1 - 33 63
- 1 - 34 Video Features 64
- Video Features 1 - 35 65
- Power Options 66
- Running Apps 67
- 1 - 38 Running Apps 68
- Hard Disk Drive 70
- Optical Device 71
- Handling CDs or DVDs 72
- DVD Regional Codes 73
- Multi-in-1 Card Reader 74
- Audio Features 75
- Syncing Left & Right 76
- VIA HD Audio Deck 76
- (Expert Mode) 76
- TouchPad and Buttons/Mouse 77
- Mouse Properties 78
- Gestures and Device Settings 79
- Figure 2 - 9 80
- Figure 2 - 10 81
- Figure 2 - 11 81
- Figure 2 - 12 82
- Figure 2 - 13 82
- Chapter 3: Power Management 83
- The Power Sources 84
- Turning On the Computer 85
- Power Plans 86
- Power Plans3-5 87
- Figure 3 - 3 87
- Power-Saving States 88
- Hibernate 89
- Shut down 89
- Configuring the Power Buttons 90
- Figure 3 - 6 91
- Resuming Operation 92
- Power Conservation Modes 93
- Figure 3 - 8 94
- Battery Information 95
- Conserving Battery Power 96
- Battery Life 97
- 3 - 16 Battery Information 98
- Battery FAQ 99
- Power Management 100
- 3 - 18 Battery Information 100
- Figure 3 - 12 100
- Battery Information 3 - 19 101
- Figure 3 - 13 101
- 3 - 20 Battery Information 102
- What to Install 103
- Driver Installation 104
- Driver Installation 4 - 3 105
- Drivers & Utilities 105
- 4 - 4 Driver Installation 106
- User Account Control 107
- Windows Security Message 107
- New Hardware Found 107
- Driver Installation Procedure 108
- Airplane 109
- MEI Driver 109
- Windows Experience Index 110
- Optional Drivers 111
- Chapter 5: BIOS Utilities 113
- The Power-On Self Test (POST) 114
- Failing the POST 115
- The Setup Utility 116
- Setup Screens 117
- Main Menu 118
- BIOS Utilities 119
- Main Menu 5 - 7 119
- SATA Port # (Main Menu) 119
- Advanced Menu 120
- 5 - 10 Advanced Menu 122
- SATA Mode (Advanced Menu) 122
- Advanced Menu 5 - 11 123
- Boot Logo (Advanced Menu) 123
- Security Menu 124
- Security Menu 5 - 13 125
- Secure Boot (Security Menu) 125
- Boot Menu 126
- Boot Menu 5 - 15 127
- Exit Menu 128
- Overview 129
- When Not to Upgrade 130
- Upgrading The Computer 131
- Overview 6 - 3 131
- Removing the Battery 132
- Figure 6 - 2 133
- Figure 6 - 3 134
- Figure 6 - 4 135
- HDD System Warning 136
- Figure 6 - 5 137
- Figure 6 - 6 138
- Figure 6 - 7 139
- Figure 6 - 8 140
- Figure 6 - 9 142
- Figure 6 - 10 143
- on the mainboard 145
- Figure 6 - 11 145
- Figure 6 - 12 145
- Figure 6 - 13 146
- Chapter 7: Modules 147
- AHCI Mode 148
- RAID Levels 149
- Array Types 149
- SATA Mode Selection 149
- RAID Hard Disks 149
- Figure 7 - 1 151
- Figure 7 - 2 152
- Figure 7 - 3 153
- For Recovery 153
- For Stripe or Mirror 153
- Figure 7 - 4 154
- IRST Driver Installation 156
- Deleting a RAID (Windows 8) 157
- PC Camera Module 158
- PC Camera Audio Setup 159
- Camera App 160
- PC Camera Module 7 - 15 161
- Figure 7 - 9 161
- 7 - 16 PC Camera Module 162
- Figure 7 - 10 162
- PC Camera Module 7 - 17 163
- Figure 7 - 11 163
- Figure 7 - 12 163
- 7 - 18 PC Camera Module 164
- Wireless LAN Module 165
- Wireless LAN Module 7 - 21 167
- Figure 7 - 13 167
- 7 - 22 Wireless LAN Module 168
- Figure 7 - 14 168
- Wireless LAN Module 7 - 23 169
- Figure 7 - 15 169
- Figure 7 - 16 170
- 7 - 24 Wireless LAN Module 170
- Wireless LAN Module 7 - 25 171
- Figure 7 - 17 171
- 7 - 26 Wireless LAN Module 172
- Figure 7 - 18 172
- Fingerprint Reader Module 173
- User Enrollment 175
- Figure 7 - 20 176
- Figure 7 - 21 177
- Figure 7 - 22 178
- Figure 7 - 23 179
- Figure 7 - 24 179
- Figure 7 - 25 180
- Figure 7 - 26 181
- Figure 7 - 27 182
- Figure 7 - 28 182
- Exporting Your Identity 183
- Importing Your Identity 183
- AuthenTec KeepSafe 184
- Figure 7 - 29 187
- Figure 7 - 30 188
- Figure 7 - 31 188
- Figure 7 - 32 189
- Figure 7 - 33 190
- ® Rapid Storage Technology 191
- Figure 7 - 34 192
- Figure 7 - 35 193
- RAID Level 194
- Verification & 194
- Repair Status 194
- Figure 7 - 36 195
- Figure 7 - 37 196
- Figure 7 - 38 198
- Shrink Volume 199
- Figure 7 - 40 200
- Figure 7 - 41 200
- Figure 7 - 42 201
- Figure 7 - 43 201
- Figure 7 - 44 202
- Figure 7 - 45 202
- Figure 7 - 46 203
- Figure 7 - 47 203
- Figure 7 - 48 206
- Figure 7 - 49 207
- Figure 7 - 50 208
- Figure 7 - 51 209
- Figure 7 - 52 210
- Compatible 211
- Adapters 211
- Figure 7 - 53 213
- Figure 7 - 54 214
- Figure 7 - 55 215
- Sound Blaster Cinema EQ 216
- Figure 7 - 56 217
- Figure 7 - 57 218
- Sound Blaster Cinema Controls 219
- Figure 7 - 59 220
- 3G Module 221
- USIM Card Insertion 222
- 3G Configuration in Windows 8 223
- 7 - 78 3G Module 224
- Figure 7 - 62 224
- Figure 7 - 63 224
- 3G Module 7 - 79 225
- Figure 7 - 64 225
- Figure 7 - 65 226
- Figure 7 - 66 227
- Chapter 8: Troubleshooting 229
- Basic Hints and Tips 230
- Troubleshooting 231
- 8 - 4 Viruses 232
- Ports and Jacks 244
- Interface (Ports & Jacks) 245
- Appendix B: Control Center 247
- Power Modes 248
- Control Center 249
- Control Center B - 3 249
- B - 4 Control Center 250
- Video Driver Installation 251
- Optimus™ Technology 252
- Video Driver Controls 253
- Table C - 1 254
- Table C - 2 254
- (see over) 256
- Figure C - 2 257
- ® HD Graphics 257
- Figure C - 3 258
- Figure C - 4 259
- Figure C - 5 260
- Figure C - 6 261
- Figure C - 7 262
- Figure C - 8 263
- Figure C - 9 264
- Figure C - 10 265
- Figure C - 11 266
- Figure C - 12 267
- Figure C - 13 268
- Figure C - 14 269
- Figure C - 15 270
- Display Devices & Options 271
- Attaching Other Displays 272
- Figure C - 17 273
- Figure C - 18 274
- Figure C - 19 275
- Figure C - 20 276
- NVIDIA Control Panel 277
- C - 28 NVIDIA Control Panel 278
- Figure C - 22 278
- ™ Customization Options 279
- Figure C - 24 280
- Figure C - 25 281
- Figure C - 26 282
- Set PhysX® Configuration 283
- Video Settings 284
- HDMI Audio Configuration 285
- Figure C - 30 286
- Appendix D: Specifications 289
- Interface 291
- Card Reader 291
- Communication 291
- °C - 35°C 292
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