Re: Which is better? Leave computer on all day or start up several times a day
From: TCEBob (tcebobc_at_comcast.com)
Date: 06/15/04
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Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2004 01:48:32 -0400
Most computers are able to respond to commands from the operating system. Rt
Click on the desktop and pick Properties/ Screen Saver. Go to Monitor Power (a
misnomer) and set the system to Hibernate after, say, 1 hour. If it doesn't
hibernate, set the monitor off in 20 mins and Hard Disks off in 30. The computer
will still eat electricity but at a much reduced rate. The computer will last
forever powered up but the monitor is like a $200 light bulb and eventually will
get feeble. Screen savers are ok for short periods but letting one run full time
is making both the computer and the monitor age and eat power.
rs
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