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03.24.2008 at 03:24PM PDT, ID: 23265545
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How ia a hibernate boot accomplished? Is the logic in the bios or on disk?

Asked by dovidf in Windows XP Operating System, Computer Motherboards

Tags: microsoft, windows, xp, motherboard

I need to find a way to force a machine to always do a hibernate restart after any type of shutdown for every shutdown.

Where would this be accomplished, in the bios or in boot logic on the hard drive?

I am particulary interested for the IBM NetVista 6567 motherboard.Start Free Trial
 
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[+][-]03.25.2008 at 10:18AM PDT, ID: 21203940

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