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resuming from a standby or hibernation mode.
• Save your data before the computer enters a standby mode. If the
power supply to the computer is stopped, the RAM contents will be
lost.
Select your user account if Windows requires when the computer resumes
from the standby or hibernation mode.
Using the Advanced Power Management Button
The APM button provides three modes that you can select depending on operation and
activity: Max Power mode, Mobile mode, and Max Mobile mode.
Setting Items and Default Values
The following are the APM button setting items and their default values.
Modes
Items
CPU
performance
100%
Brightness
100%
Wireless LAN
ON
Optical drive
Do nothing
Turn off monitor
After 20 mins
Turn off harddisk
After 20 mins
System standby
After 25 mins
System hibernate
After 1 hour
Wallpaper
Your background
LCD refresh rate
60Hz (high quality)
Audio
Do nothing
• You can change the value separately depending on operation and
activity.
• For more information on the setting items and available setting levels,
refer to the Changing the APM Button Setting Levels section on page
2-11.
• The item with "Do nothing" selected cannot be turned on or off by
pressing the APM button. To turn them on or off using the APM
button, ON or OFF (or Mute) must be selected. (Refer to the Changing
the APM Button Setting Levels section on page 2-11.)
Max Power
75%
69%
Do nothing
Do nothing
After 10 mins
After 10 mins
After 15 mins
After 20 mins
Your background
60Hz (high quality)
Do nothing
Operation Manual
Max Mobile
Mobile
50%
38%
Do nothing
Do nothing
After 3 mins
After 3 mins
After 10 mins
After 15 mins
Your background
40Hz (power saving)
Do nothing
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