User's Manual

Notebook User Guide

Full-On Mode

No device in the system is executed in power management, the system can

respond to all applications at maximum performance.

Suspend to RAM mode

All devices are powered off except the other supporting components and

system memory where your working files are stored. You can activate this

either pressing the power button, or setting the Suspend timer on the Power

Options function of the Control Panel in Windows. To resume full-on state,

press the power button.

Suspend to Disk mode

When this mode is activated, the context of the entire system is saved to disk

and all components and devices are powered off, while all clocks are also

stopped (except Real Time Clock or RTC). You can activate this by setting the

Hibernate (Windows XP) mode on the Power Management function of the

Control Panel in Windows. To resume full-on state, you can press the power

button.

Mechanical off Mode

All power, except the RTC (real time clock), has been turned off from the

system. This includes external AC power source and battery power source.

3.6 Working with the Built-in HDD

Your notebook computer is equipped with a built-in large capacity 2.5 inch IDE

hard disk drive where you store or install your computer operating system and