-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Advice re leaving computer on 24/7

  • From: Beverly Hahn <bhahn@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 02 Jan 2003 16:25:31 -0500

Thanks for your input.  This is the other side of the coin that I had 
heard/read some time ago.  I do have Windows 98se, so the dilemma 
continues....

Beverly

Wyatt M. Portendt wrote:

>I have been shutting them down for the last several years on different
>platforms and different machines and have had no problems.  At one time it
>may have been good advice for older hardware and unix type systems, but I
>believe myself that the heat buildup and memory leak situation in Windows
>9.x makes it possibly more damaging to leave them running.  This has been
>an ongoing debate for years, but experience tells me it doesn't hurt to
>shut them down.  I've tried it both ways.
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>On 12/30/2002 at 5:59 PM a whisper was heard, and the one known as Beverly
>Hahn was rumoured to have uttered....
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>          |  Recently I read that it was a good idea to leave
>          |  the computer on 24/7. 
>          |   Earlier I had read that this was not a good idea.  Leaving on
>          |  24/7 
>          |  would facilitate some task scheduling, but...  What do you
>          |  experts 
>          |  recommend?
>          |  
>          |  TIA.
>          |  
>          |  Beverly
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