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In addition to the user configurable power saving modes detailed above, the WinBook features
some transparent features to enhance power economy. These include a “Smart CPU” mode. This
means that when the CPU is not being accessed it will automatically switch to a slow cycle mode in
which it uses less power. As soon as the CPU is accessed it will switch back to high cycle mode.
some transparent features to enhance power economy. These include a “Smart CPU” mode. This
means that when the CPU is not being accessed it will automatically switch to a slow cycle mode in
which it uses less power. As soon as the CPU is accessed it will switch back to high cycle mode.
Also, note that if you have installed the optional fax modem and are expecting an incoming call,
you can set the computer in Suspend mode. As soon as the incoming call is received, the computer
will return to normal mode in order to handle the call.
you can set the computer in Suspend mode. As soon as the incoming call is received, the computer
will return to normal mode in order to handle the call.
Restoring Default Settings
As mentioned in the warning screen, it is possible to make an incorrect setting in the setup
program, which will cause your system to malfunction. In this case you may wish to restore the
default settings in order to be able to successfully boot up your machine. The main menu has two
items, AUTO CONFIGURATION WITH BIOS DEFAULTS and AUTO CONFIGURATION
WITH POWER-ON DEFAULTS to enable you to do this.
program, which will cause your system to malfunction. In this case you may wish to restore the
default settings in order to be able to successfully boot up your machine. The main menu has two
items, AUTO CONFIGURATION WITH BIOS DEFAULTS and AUTO CONFIGURATION
WITH POWER-ON DEFAULTS to enable you to do this.
To restore the default settings for the Advanced CMOS setup and Advanced Chipset Setup, select
AUTO CONFIGURATION WITH BIOS DEFAULTS and a message will appear asking if you
wish to restore the settings from the ROM table. Type “Y” to proceed or “N” to cancel. If you
type “Y” the settings will be immediately restored. Please note that this will not affect the settings
you have made in the Standard CMOS Setup, which will be retained, until you change them
directly from the Standard CMOS Setup program.
AUTO CONFIGURATION WITH BIOS DEFAULTS and a message will appear asking if you
wish to restore the settings from the ROM table. Type “Y” to proceed or “N” to cancel. If you
type “Y” the settings will be immediately restored. Please note that this will not affect the settings
you have made in the Standard CMOS Setup, which will be retained, until you change them
directly from the Standard CMOS Setup program.
If you wish cancel changes you have made and restore the settings used at power-on, select AUTO
CONFIGURATION WITH POWER-ON DEFAULTS.
CONFIGURATION WITH POWER-ON DEFAULTS.
Change Password
In the Advanced CMOS Setup program is an item to allow you to set password protection as
Setup or Always. When Always is selected, a password must be typed in
Setup or Always. When Always is selected, a password must be typed in
each time the system boots up; when Setup is selected you must enter a password each time you
wish to access the setup program.
wish to access the setup program.
Warning
Password protection is used as a security feature.
However, if the password is lost or forgotten, the
only way to get past the security access is to send the notebook to an authorized dealer! To
prevent any problems, make sure you write the password down, and keep it in a safe
location.
However, if the password is lost or forgotten, the
only way to get past the security access is to send the notebook to an authorized dealer! To
prevent any problems, make sure you write the password down, and keep it in a safe
location.
Whichever item is selected, you should select CHANGE PASSWORD in the main menu to type
in the password you wish to use. Until the password is entered, this function will not be in effect.
The first time you select Change Password the following message appears:
in the password you wish to use. Until the password is entered, this function will not be in effect.
The first time you select Change Password the following message appears:
“Enter CURRENT Password:”
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