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Power-Saving Features
If the system is running the Windows 95 or Windows 98
operating system, you can put it in Suspend mode – a power-
saving state – by pressing the suspend button on the front of
the unit. This is a convenient way of conserving energy when
you are going to be away from the system for a short period
of time.
The system also goes into Suspend mode when the system
has been inactive, if the power management has been enabled
in BIOS, and an inactivity timeout has been enabled.
The suspend button is below the power button
and above the reset button. Take care to avoid
pressing the power or reset buttons by accident.
Accidentally pressing the power or reset buttons
can result in the loss of data.
When the system goes into Suspend mode, it saves data and
system status and then shuts off power to all possible
components. Suspend mode lets you save power without first
saving your work.
An amber power lamp indicates that the system is in Suspend
mode. Press the suspend button, press a key, or move the
mouse to resume system operation where you left off.
System Care
The system is a durable, dependable computer built for heavy
use. With protective measures and proper care, you can
prevent problems and promote the successful operation and
long life span of the computer.
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Setting Up the System 2-7
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