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standy question

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hiddy

Discussion Starter · Jan 1, 2007

When putting the computer in standby, the power supply and case fan doesn't turn off. I had to change the motherboard because my old one broke and since then this problem started. I was wondering if there are settings to change in Windows or if it has some settings I have to change in the motherboard or the jumpers might be wrong. Or if the motherboard doesn't somehow support standby, but Im not sure how to find that out. Thanks for any reply

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Teck

· #2 · Jan 1, 2007

Click Start -> Control Panel -> Performance and Maintenance -> Power Options -> Then edit either standby or click on Hibernate tab

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