QUOTE(Unwritten law @ May 20 2009, 12:01 AM)
got the settings, but now got myself into a new confusion.
Whats the difference between hibernate and sleep?
As by default , our lappy sleeps when our lid is close , and when we seemingly shut down our lappy , its actually hibernating.
So should be change the hibernating setting to shut down ?
When you hibernate, all the current data is saved to your hard disk and then the laptop turns off.
No power is consumed, you can turn off your laptop and disconnect the battery.
Pros: Doesn't use power, resuming windows may be a little faster than booting up again (If you shut down instead)
Cons: Resuming windows not as fast as sleep mode
When you sleep, all the current data is stored in the RAM, then your laptop will be in a low power consumption state.
Power is consumed, must be connected to AC power/battery.
Pros: Resuming windows is very fast
Cons: Uses power, drains your battery.