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Toshiba Utilities
Enabling Hibernation
Enabling Hibernation
Enabling Hibernation
Your computer includes a Toshiba Power Saver utility that allows
you to change many of your default power settings. You can
enable hibernation through this utility.
you to change many of your default power settings. You can
enable hibernation through this utility.
To power down the computer using the Hibernation option, click
Start, select Turn Off Computer. When you hold down the Shift
key, the Standby button changes to Hibernate. Hold down the
Shift key, then select Hibernate.
Start, select Turn Off Computer. When you hold down the Shift
key, the Standby button changes to Hibernate. Hold down the
Shift key, then select Hibernate.
The computer saves the state of the system, including all open
programs and files, to the hard disk, and then powers down
completely.
programs and files, to the hard disk, and then powers down
completely.
TECHNICAL NOTE: Toshiba recommends that you
always have the Hibernation option enabled. Hibernation
is the function that causes your system to save anything
you have in short-term memory to the hard disk drive
should your battery fail. If Hibernation is not enabled and
your battery dies, you will lose data.
always have the Hibernation option enabled. Hibernation
is the function that causes your system to save anything
you have in short-term memory to the hard disk drive
should your battery fail. If Hibernation is not enabled and
your battery dies, you will lose data.
Setting user passwords
Setting a password leaves your computer secure so that nobody
can access your files. You must enter the password before you can
work on your computer.
can access your files. You must enter the password before you can
work on your computer.
Toshiba supports the several types of passwords on your
computer:
computer:
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An instant password — Secures your open programs and files
when you temporarily leave the computer.
when you temporarily leave the computer.
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A power-on password — Prevents unauthorized users from
starting or restarting the computer
starting or restarting the computer
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A hard disk drive password — Prevents access to the hard
disk even if it is removed and installed in another computer
disk even if it is removed and installed in another computer