Notebook Power Management

Question 1

You have just purchased a used laptop and you want to configure it to hibernate when you press the power button. You edit the power option settings and enable hibernation, they can configure the power button to trigger hibernation. Everything works fine for several weeks. However, one day when you press the power button, the laptop does not hibernate. What should you do?

Answer 1

Free up disk space

Question 2

You want to configure power plans on your Windows 7 laptop computer. Which of the following can do this? (Select two)

– Click start, then right-click computer and select properties. Click advanced system settings
– In the notification area, double-click the battery icon. Click more power options.
– Go to Control Panel > system and security > Power options
– Click start, then open the Control Panel. Double-click the system icon. On the advanced tab, click the settings button for performance
– Right-click the desktop and select properties. On the screensaver tab, click the power… Button

Answer 2

In the notification area, double-click the battery icon. Click more power options.

Go to Control Panel > system and security > Power options

Question 3

You want to use hibernation on your windows notebook. What doesn’t need to have?

Answer 3

Enough free hard drive space

Question 4

Which ACPI power state retains the contents in RAM, but turns all other components off?

– Hibernate
– On
– Sleep
– Suspended

Answer 4

Suspended