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| Re: Bergie Press the power button. -- Windows 7 beta [url]http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview[/url] [url]http://download.live.com/wlmail[/url] "Bergmoser" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message news:03e83299dd0e6db833b7776935545493@nntp-gateway.com...[color=blue] > > Is there a way to assign a key or key combination to turn on the > computer? > > OS is Vista,Home-basic > > > -- > Bergmoser[/color] |
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| Re: Bergie --->[color=blue] > Hi Brink,yes I have no trouble putting the computer in sleep or > hibernate. When in sleep I can wake it up by pressing any key. When in > hibernate pressing any key or moving the mouse will not power up the > tower. The only way to power up is to manually press the power button on > the tower,which is what I am trying to avoid as it is far from my work > station. Would sure be nice to be able to control the power from the > keyboard,however it doesn't appear that can be done. > >[/color] Hi Bergmoser. I once had a computer that I had to keep under my desk. The power button was VERY hard to reach since I have arthritis. I went out and bought one of those extension cords that has a double-plug at one end and a switch at the other. Then I set the computer to "Restart on power fail" (usually in CMOS) and set the power switch to full 'ON'. I could shut the computer down and then flip the switch to kill power. Once I needed it again, I just flipped the switch and the computer powered back up. Questor |
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| Re: Bergie There are powerstrips that can be controlled wirelessly see: [url]http://ucables.com/search/wireless,remote,control,outlet,power,strip[/url] Pokeyman - googlemaster "Bergmoser" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message news:e433b8fcf48bfc9c112b7a50817ceef1@nntp-gateway.com...[color=blue] > > Hi Brink,yes I have no trouble putting the computer in sleep or > hibernate. When in sleep I can wake it up by pressing any key. When in > hibernate pressing any key or moving the mouse will not power up the > tower. The only way to power up is to manually press the power button on > the tower,which is what I am trying to avoid as it is far from my work > station. Would sure be nice to be able to control the power from the > keyboard,however it doesn't appear that can be done. > > > -- > Bergmoser[/color] |
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