bios STR / power saving questions

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After all these years, I've never found a definitive, simple to understand,
overall explanation of some of the XP main power saving settings, and the
relationship between power saving settings in bios and those in Windows.
i.e. I think I read somewhere years ago that that there is some interaction
between those in bios and in Windows.

re: my bios option "Repost video after STR", what's that for, and do I need
it seeing as I have STR, and "power down hd aafter x minutes," etc. set to
disabled ?

I have ACPI enabled in bios, as I fancy I remember reading a long time ago
that Windows needs this to be switched on for parts of its' power saving
features to work.

....and what's the difference between STR1 and STR3 etc. ?

....any enlightenment welcome TIA

regards, Richard




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