Dell Dimension 9200 - Manual (Page 46)

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Optimizing Performance
Dell DataSafe (Optional)
Dell DataSafe is a solution to help you protect your data against unfortunate events such as data loss
from system crashes, hard drive failures, software corruption, viruses, and other accidents. Using Intel
technology, your computer has a robust level of data protection out of the factory. With Dell DataSafe,
you will have a selected area on your system that automatically stores periodic copies of your computer's
hard drive data. Not only does Dell DataSafe help you to store and protect your valuable data such as
photos, music, videos, files, and more, it also helps restore your computer and your data in the event of a
failure. The included software can give you the power to roll back your system to a healthy state after a
system problem, easily retrieve deleted files, and recover individual files or an entire hard drive, and the
Intel Matrix Storage Console (RAID) allows for continued functionality in the case of a single hard drive
failure.
Intel® Viiv™ Technology (Optional)
Intel Viiv technology is a technology aimed at the digital home enthusiast that includes:
• A BIOS that supports Intel Quick Resume Technology
• Device drivers
This technology allows the user’s system to quickly return to an active state after non-use.
Intel Viiv technology is an option for systems that are ordered with Microsoft Windows XP Media Center
Edition 2005 and dual core processors.
Using Intel Viiv Quick Resume Technology (QRT)
When running in the Intel Viiv QRT mode, your power button is used as a quick on/off feature. Pressing
the power button once causes the display to go blank and the audio to mute. In this mode, the computer
is still operating as indicated by the power button indicator and diagnostic lights 1, 2, and 4 being lit.
Also, you may notice that the hard drive indicator may blink when the hard drive is being accessed by an
external device.
To resume normal computer operation, briefly press the power button, press any key on the keyboard,
move the mouse, or press a button on the optional Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005
remote control.
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