-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Just testing to make sure I`m in

Welcome to computers and to the group!

Hibernate was created specifically for people like you.  When it first 
appeared in an earlier version of Windows there were lots of problems with 
hibernate and other power management features.  It is my understanding that 
those problems are gone in XP.

Use hibernate.  It will not harm your computer.  If you have any problems 
with it post your questions here.

Don

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From: "maud jarvis" <mj006d8071@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <PCTechTalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, April 30, 2005 7:49 PM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Just testing to make sure I`m in


> Hi
> I had a bit of bother to begin with getting in, but it now looks as if 
> I`ve
> managed it at last, so this is just testing to make sure.
>
> I`m still fairly new at using computers and am not yet familiar with some 
> of
> the lingo, I hope to learn more as I progress.
>
> I have Windows XP, and would like to know, is it safe for the computer to 
> be
> put on "Hibernate" when I finish for the day? I find its such a problem
> getting started the next day, if I shut down completely,
> and have discovered that if I put it on Hibernate, its so much easier to
> begin next day, but is this ok, can I harm the computer in any way?

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