If you are carrying it about it would lose power and it wouldnt be in standby anymore. Unless your talking about a laptop, in which case brings up the question, why would you wait for the hdds to stop to move it? The way your post is worded, you'd think hibernation or shutdown doesnt stop the hdds moving
If you are carrying it about it would lose power and it wouldnt be in standby anymore. Unless your talking about a laptop, in which case brings up the question, why would you wait for the hdds to stop to move it?
I turn all things off. I dont even leave my monitor on standby. Suppose it saves some electricity. It also helps that my PC boots up quickly, im in no rush!
Every night. My pc takes about 3 mins to shut down and similar time to turn on cus it's so full of ****. I usually watch a dvd when i go to bed and turn it off as soon as i feel myself falling asleep so i want it off asap. Only reason i started using it was because i have a big "sleep" button on my keyoard.
I use it occasionaly, I tend to just hibernate my laptop, doesn't take much longer and I don't have to worry about it turning its self on and melting inside the laptop case
I think it's a bit sad that some people leave their computers on through the night because they think it will save the components and save them waiting 30 seconds - don't you have the slightest respect for the environment or your electricity bills?
i just hibernate, my laptops hibernate when i close the lid, and my main pc hibernates when i press the sleep button on the kyb or remote, my download machine however gets turned off
Desktops are on or off. The laptop usually ends up in standby or hibernate if it's going to be away from the mains for a while - you just don't want to know how long a laptop takes to boot when it's running a full on copy of DB2 Enterprise Server
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