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HP 742n - Pavilion - 512 MB RAM Libro Blanco
To set a device input to wake-up the PC under
Windows 2000, from your desktop right-click on the
My computer icon. Select Properties >Hardware >
Device Manager. Click on the device to select it (for
instance Keyboard) then right-click on the highlighted
device and select Properties. Go to the Power
Management tab and toggle the option " Allow this
device to bring the computer out of
Standby' .
Check that the BIOS Power Management options are
configured correctly to enable ACPI with OS control.
The available BIOS options depend on the version of
BIOS in your PC (see tables on page 6). It is
worthwhile to view the BIOS Setup to confirm which
options are available and active, particularly if you
have upgraded to Windows 2000 from an earlier
OS.
Windows 98
Windows 98 Second Edition also implements ACPI
power management, although the features are not as
rich as Windows 2000. In particular, there is no
Hibernate mode in Windows 98.
Windows 98 First Release also supports ACPI power
management. However, most of the HP PCs shipped
with Windows 98 First Release have an APM BIOS by
default. If you use Windows 98 First Release on these
systems, HP recommends that you use APM power
management.
Windows 95
Windows 95 supports APM but not ACPI. If you use
Windows 95, APM power management is
recommended.
Windows NT 4
Windows NT 4 does not include any built-in support
for power management. However, HP provides Soft
PowerDown, a Windows NT utility offering a useful
power management feature.
For More MS Windows Information
For more information about Windows operating
systems, refer to Microsoft's web sites:
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Linux
APM is supported. Recent Linux kernels support ACPI.
LINUX v2.4 with ACPI will be available early in 2001.
For full information see LINUX documentation for your
version and/or FAQs on line (many sites).
Implications and
Recommendations for the HP
PC User
From the user's point of view, many of the features
provided by APM and ACPI are similar but they do not
always work in the same way.
Standby Modes S1, S2, S3
Operating Systems may refer to the modes S1, S2 and
S3 as 'Standby' without always making clear the
differences between these three modes.
When the user selects a Standby option in the OS, the
software will decide which of these modes is
compatible with the software/hardware environment
and also checks the wake-up capabilities of the
hardware present, as some hardware can only be
woken from mode S1. The sleep-mode compatible with
these parameters and also providing the greatest
power saving (deepest sleep) is selected.
This selection is necessary as some hardware cards do
not support S3, which is a relatively new standard.
When not sure if a PC is in mode S1 or Suspend to
RAM mode S3, test by opening the CD tray using the
pushbutton control. If the tray opens, this indicates that
the PC is in mode S1.
hp moves forward with acpi
HP is fully committed to ACPI and its advantages.
All new HP PCs support most ACPI features and
ship with Windows 98 Second Edition or
Windows 2000, Microsoft's latest operating
systems which support ACPI.
In fact, HP has been committed to ACPI for some
time. Most HP PCs shipped in the last few years
have both APM and ACPI implemented in the
BIOS, allowing you to choose the power
management scheme to best fit your needs. So
you can even benefit from many of the
advantages of ACPI when you update to
Windows 98 SE or Windows 2000.
To learn if your HP PC supports Windows
2000, consult the white paper "HP
Windows 2000", available at
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