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(if you haven't gone through the power management completely, be sure to disable hibernate and standy)
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(if you haven't gone through the power management completely, be sure to disable hibernate and standy)

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So I assume then that I can change the hibernate/standby at the setup level?
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So I assume then that I can change the hibernate/standby at the setup level?

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I've turned off the screen savers on five (library) machines. &nbsp;I've set the power management schemes to never turn off the hard drive or monitor. &nbsp;Yet the screen goes to black and it seems that the hard drive shuts down. &nbsp;Any clues? &nbsp;The librarians hate this.
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I've turned off the screen savers on five (library) machines.  I've set the power management schemes to never turn off the hard drive or monitor.  Yet the screen goes to black and it seems that the hard drive shuts down.  Any clues?  The librarians hate this.

Screen goes black tho screen saver and power management is off

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