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Jan Doggen
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Are the buttons mapped to the appropriate functions?

ControlPanel>System>Power>Change What Power Buttons Do > Hibernate button: "$Action" sleep button: "$Action" etc.

Example on Win7 laptop. I know that it is nether win 8 nor a desktop with hibernate and sleep buttons but the principle is the same.

http://tinypic.com/r/2la99it/8enter image description here

Are the buttons mapped to the appropriate functions?

ControlPanel>System>Power>Change What Power Buttons Do > Hibernate button: "$Action" sleep button: "$Action" etc.

Example on Win7 laptop. I know that it is nether win 8 nor a desktop with hibernate and sleep buttons but the principle is the same.

http://tinypic.com/r/2la99it/8

Are the buttons mapped to the appropriate functions?

ControlPanel>System>Power>Change What Power Buttons Do > Hibernate button: "$Action" sleep button: "$Action" etc.

Example on Win7 laptop. I know that it is nether win 8 nor a desktop with hibernate and sleep buttons but the principle is the same.

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Corrected mistake. Attached image.
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averagejoey2000
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Are the buttons mapped to the appropriate functions?

ControlPanel>Device>Power>Lid andControlPanel>System>Power>Change What Power Buttons Do > Hibernate button: "$Action" sleep button: "$Action" etc.

Example on Win7 laptop. I know that it is nether win 8 nor a desktop with hibernate and sleep buttons but the principle is the same.

http://tinypic.com/r/2la99it/8

Are the buttons mapped to the appropriate functions?

ControlPanel>Device>Power>Lid and Buttons > Hibernate button: "$Action" sleep button: "$Action" etc.

Are the buttons mapped to the appropriate functions?

ControlPanel>System>Power>Change What Power Buttons Do > Hibernate button: "$Action" sleep button: "$Action" etc.

Example on Win7 laptop. I know that it is nether win 8 nor a desktop with hibernate and sleep buttons but the principle is the same.

http://tinypic.com/r/2la99it/8

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averagejoey2000
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Are the buttons mapped to the appropriate functions?

ControlPanel>Device>Power>Lid and Buttons > Hibernate button: "$Action" sleep button: "$Action" etc.