Dell Latitude CPx J - Manual (Page 102)

4. Select Enable Hibernate Support.
5. Click Apply.
6. Click the Advanced tab.
Select Hibernate for each of the appropriate options listed under the Advanced tab.
7. Click Apply.
When you shut down your computer, you will see a new option in the Start menu called Hibernate. See
Microsoft Windows 2000 system help for more information on hibernate mode.
Resume from hibernate mode by pressing the power button.
NOTE: With systems running ACPI, you cannot remove devices or undock your computer while in the
hibernate mode.
Some PC Cards may not operate correctly after resuming from hibernate mode. If you encounter problems
with a card, remove and reinsert the card.
Power Management Properties for Microsoft Windows 98
Windows 98 with Advanced Power Management (APM) provides the Power Management Properties
window for setting power conservation features.
To access the Power Management Properties window and set the power management features, perform
the following steps in Windows 98:
1. Click the Start button, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
2. Double-click the Power Management Properties icon.
The Power Management Properties window contains the following tabs:
Power Scheme — allows you to select one of three power mode settings.
NOTE: With systems running ACPI, select the Notebook/Portable setting as the
Power Scheme to conserve battery life while the system is in standby mode. If the
Always On setting is selected, the battery life may be much shorter when in standby
mode.
Alarms — allows you to set the Low Battery and Critical Battery alarms to alert you when
the computer battery falls below a certain percentage. When you received your computer,
the Low Battery and Critical Battery alarms check boxes were not checked. Dell
recommends that you do not select these options.
Power Meter — allows you to view the percentage of battery life remaining when your
computer is operating on battery power. If your computer is operating on AC power, the
computer displays a message.