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In message "news.microsoft.com"
was claimed to have wrote: "DevilsPGD" wrote in message .. . In message "news.microsoft.com" was claimed to have wrote: "barman58" wrote in message ... news.microsoft.com;862226 Wrote: How do I stop the power saver feature from shutting off my monitor and computer before it finishes defragging? Why is everything moved and renamed? I right-click on desktop and properties is no longer there. I don't want my PC shutting off when it's defragging or I have to work with a client or be on the phone. The frustration doesn't end..... If you click on the start orb type "power" and run "Power Options" There is NO "power" or "Power Options" when I click on Start in Home Premium. What version are you talking about? Did you type "power"? Where does it say "Power" when the Start button is clicked? There is no "orb." What is an "orb?" Type "power" where? There is no start button in Vista, rather, there is a blue circle with a Windows logo called the "Orb" After clicking the Orb, the default focus is on the Search field, into which you can type what you're looking for and Vista will generally find it, especially for programs and various Vista functions, as well as the entire search index. Failing all of that, go to Control Panel, find "power" and start from there. |
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"DevilsPGD" wrote in message ... In message "news.microsoft.com" was claimed to have wrote: "DevilsPGD" wrote in message . .. In message "news.microsoft.com" was claimed to have wrote: "barman58" wrote in message ... news.microsoft.com;862226 Wrote: How do I stop the power saver feature from shutting off my monitor and computer before it finishes defragging? Why is everything moved and renamed? I right-click on desktop and properties is no longer there. I don't want my PC shutting off when it's defragging or I have to work with a client or be on the phone. The frustration doesn't end..... If you click on the start orb type "power" and run "Power Options" There is NO "power" or "Power Options" when I click on Start in Home Premium. What version are you talking about? Did you type "power"? Where does it say "Power" when the Start button is clicked? There is no "orb." What is an "orb?" Type "power" where? There is no start button in Vista, rather, there is a blue circle with a Windows logo called the "Orb" In my Version, with classic view, there is a *START* button where it was in W95,W98,WXP and now Vista. After clicking the Orb, the default focus is on the Search field, into which you can type what you're looking for and Vista will generally find it, especially for programs and various Vista functions, as well as the entire search index. There is NO ORB. There is a start button in Classic View and nowhere to type in the word "Power." Failing all of that, go to Control Panel, find "power" and start from there. |
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In message "news.microsoft.com"
was claimed to have wrote: There is NO ORB. There is a start button in Classic View and nowhere to type in the word "Power." If you change options from defaults then you need to adjust appropriately when receiving assistance, or at least make said configuration known. I've literally never tried classic mode for Vista's start menu. |
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On Fri, 24 Oct 2008 00:33:36 -0700, DevilsPGD
wrote: There is NO ORB. There is a start button in Classic View and nowhere to type in the word "Power." If you change options from defaults then you need to adjust appropriately when receiving assistance, or at least make said configuration known. The bozo never would have thought of that on his own... just as he hasn't thought of ANYTHING on his own. I doubt that he even understands what you're telling him. He's a mindless twit. DDW -- Reply via this group No email please |
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In the control panel, switch to classic. You can find it in display or help - power management. -- SCSIraidGURU Michael A. McKenney 'www.SCSIraidGURU.com' (http://www.SCSIraidGURU.com) |
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