Shut off modes? ? ?
I just got a new laptop with wireless and Win XP home.
Can anyone give me some idea about the relative advantages/disadvantages to
shut down, stand-by, and hibernate?
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Relevant Pages
- [NT] Microsoft Windows Wireless Exposure on Laptops
... Microsoft Windows Wireless Exposure on Laptops ... If a Windows based laptop connects to an ad-hoc network it can later start ... * Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Gold Wireless Network Connection ...
(Securiteam) - Re: One Users My Documents no longer redirected.
... to auto-magically update everything without them needing to find a network ... So I would think that a wireless 54 mbps connection would be ... and one laptop, and try it for a day or two to see what happens. ... should have guidelines for the number of simultaneous client connections ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs) - Re: One Users My Documents no longer redirected.
... even connect to the network at all because it's a PITA. ... So I would think that a wireless 54 mbps connection would be ... one laptop, and try it for a day or two to see what happens. ... active directory OU as the other users whose redirection works? ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs) - Re: One Users My Documents no longer redirected.
... a network jack etc etc. ... So I would think that a wireless 54 mbps connection ... and one laptop, and try it for a day or two to see what happens. ... client connections their device supports. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs) - Re: One Users My Documents no longer redirected.
... So I would think that a wireless 54 mbps connection would be good ... laptop, and try it for a day or two to see what happens. ... client PCs will log into the network without a user login. ... active directory OU as the other users whose redirection works? ...
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