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Turning a Windows computer off has always been a bit of a lottery as the sleep mode could be overrided by applications still running. Windows XP offers several “off” options, including hibernate, standby, and shut down. Pat Stemen, a Program Manager in Microsoft’s Core Operating-system Division said : “Users don’t always understand the difference.”
However, Vista desktop computers will enter a mode called “hybrid sleep.” Vista will save the system state and other information to disk, in case power is lost, but will then enter a sleep mode from which the computer can be jump-started. Being able to send it into a particular kind of sleep at the push of a button will be a boon, said Greg Graceffo, a manager with Microsoft’s Windows Client Unit. “For the end user, there is simplicity. All you really need to know about is sleep.” [Via ZDNet]
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[...] The Windows Vista Weblog: John asks the important question: Will Windows Vista be good for Probloggers? and the great news that Minesweeper is back in Vista, and provides some great PDC coverage as well with Can’t wait for Microsoft PDC? and sleeping issues with Vista and a good night’s sleep [...]
2433 days ago
[...] The Windows Vista Weblog: John asks the important question: Will Windows Vista be good for Probloggers? and the great news that Minesweeper is back in Vista, and provides some great PDC coverage as well with Can’t wait for Microsoft PDC? and sleeping issues with Vista and a good night’s sleep [...]
2433 days ago
[...] The Windows Vista Weblog: John asks the important question: Will Windows Vista be good for Probloggers? and the great news that Minesweeper is back in Vista, and provides some great PDC coverage as well with Can’t wait for Microsoft PDC? and sleeping issues with Vista and a good night’s sleep [...]