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| How to turn on the hibernation funtion for a laptop Hi, I had to reinstall window on to my laptopand now I dont have the hibernation option when shutting down. I was told by a microsoft consoltant that it is possible in windows somwhere but tech support was very busy and there would be along wait, so he directed me to here. Can anyone tell me how to turn on this option please. Also another Q.. When booting up it give me an option to choose 2 windows operating systems. 1 is the 1 on my HD the other just errors, says something about drive not being ready or unavailable. I have installed many OP systems and never had this before. Can it be fixed so it just boots normally with out this option being showed. |
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| Re: How to turn on the hibernation funtion for a laptop Replied to [Snuzzels]s message : > Hi, I had to reinstall window on to my laptopand now I dont have the > hibernation option when shutting down. I was told by a microsoft consoltant > that it is possible in windows somwhere but tech support was very busy Control Panel > Power Options Hibernate tab > When booting up it give me an option to choose 2 windows operating systems. > 1 is the 1 on my HD the other just errors, start > run msconfig Boot.ini tab Check all boot paths -- → Ayush :) [ HAPPY-NEW-YEAR ] :) ------------- Search - www.Google.com | Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org Snip your long urls - http://snipurl.com/ ------------- |
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| Re: How to turn on the hibernation funtion for a laptop Replied to [Snuzzels]s message : > Hi, I had to reinstall window on to my laptopand now I dont have the > hibernation option when shutting down. I was told by a microsoft consoltant > that it is possible in windows somwhere but tech support was very busy Control Panel > Power Options Hibernate tab > When booting up it give me an option to choose 2 windows operating systems. > 1 is the 1 on my HD the other just errors, start > run msconfig Boot.ini tab Check all boot paths -- → Ayush :) [ HAPPY-NEW-YEAR ] :) ------------- Search - www.Google.com | Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org Snip your long urls - http://snipurl.com/ ------------- |
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| RE: How to turn on the hibernation funtion for a laptop For Hibernation ========== 1. Click Start - Control Panel - Power Options - click Hibernation tab and make a check mark on "Enable Hibernation" If the Hibernation tab is missing then what you need to do is reinstall your Display Drivers from your Motherboard / Display Card CD or download them from Manufacturer's website. For Boot List ======== 1. Right-click on My Computer and choose Properties 2. Click Advanced tab and then click Settings button under Startup and Recovery 3. Uncheck the option "Time to display the list of operating systems". Meanwhile, you can also click the Edit button and can remove the unused OS line carefully. Hope this help, let us know! -- Tip of The Day ========= Add SHOW / HIDE Recycle Bin option in "Folder Options". Learn how to at: http://www.mindurbrain.zippyfreehost.com/ "Snuzzels" wrote: > Hi, I had to reinstall window on to my laptopand now I dont have the > hibernation option when shutting down. I was told by a microsoft consoltant > that it is possible in windows somwhere but tech support was very busy and > there would be along wait, so he directed me to here. > > Can anyone tell me how to turn on this option please. > > Also another Q.. > When booting up it give me an option to choose 2 windows operating systems. > 1 is the 1 on my HD the other just errors, says something about drive not > being ready or unavailable. I have installed many OP systems and never had > this before. Can it be fixed so it just boots normally with out this option > being showed. |
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| RE: How to turn on the hibernation funtion for a laptop For Hibernation ========== 1. Click Start - Control Panel - Power Options - click Hibernation tab and make a check mark on "Enable Hibernation" If the Hibernation tab is missing then what you need to do is reinstall your Display Drivers from your Motherboard / Display Card CD or download them from Manufacturer's website. For Boot List ======== 1. Right-click on My Computer and choose Properties 2. Click Advanced tab and then click Settings button under Startup and Recovery 3. Uncheck the option "Time to display the list of operating systems". Meanwhile, you can also click the Edit button and can remove the unused OS line carefully. Hope this help, let us know! -- Tip of The Day ========= Add SHOW / HIDE Recycle Bin option in "Folder Options". Learn how to at: http://www.mindurbrain.zippyfreehost.com/ "Snuzzels" wrote: > Hi, I had to reinstall window on to my laptopand now I dont have the > hibernation option when shutting down. I was told by a microsoft consoltant > that it is possible in windows somwhere but tech support was very busy and > there would be along wait, so he directed me to here. > > Can anyone tell me how to turn on this option please. > > Also another Q.. > When booting up it give me an option to choose 2 windows operating systems. > 1 is the 1 on my HD the other just errors, says something about drive not > being ready or unavailable. I have installed many OP systems and never had > this before. Can it be fixed so it just boots normally with out this option > being showed. |
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