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Peter Mortensen
Peter Mortensen
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Sweet dreams defiantlySweet Dreams definitely seems like a useful program, however. However, I don't see how the "Power Options" in the control panel would accomplish this simple task?

You can tell Windows to gotogo to "sleep" after a period of time, which draws a little more power than if it was off, but way less than if it is on. Or you can even set hibernation time.

Sweet dreams defiantly seems like a useful program, however, I don't see how the "Power Options" in the control panel would accomplish this simple task?

You can tell Windows to goto "sleep" after a period of time, which draws a little more power than if it was off, but way less than it is on. Or you can even set hibernation time.

Sweet Dreams definitely seems like a useful program. However, I don't see how the "Power Options" in the control panel would accomplish this simple task?

You can tell Windows to go to "sleep" after a period of time, which draws a little more power than if it was off, but way less than if it is on. Or you can even set hibernation time.

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Natalie Adams
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Sweet dreams defiantly seems like a useful program, however, I don't see how the "Power Options" in the control panel would accomplish this simple task?

You can tell Windows to goto "sleep" after a period of time, which draws a little more power than if it was off, but way less than it is on. Or you can even set hibernation time.