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Thread ID: 24440	2002-09-11 08:37:00	Power Schemes	willbry (1555)	Press F1

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78463	2002-09-11 08:37:00	I cannot get my power management settings to automatically close down so in "playing around"with the options for Power Schemes in the hope that that might remedy the problem, I accidentally deleted 2 of the 3 options. My computer was set on the Home Office/ Desk option. Now I have no options only the "Always On " Setting. How can I retrieve these deleted options. They didn't go to the Recycle Bin so are they still somewhere in the system ? I am operating W98SE	willbry (1555)
78464	2002-09-11 09:13:00	Just create new options Decide on your system, monitor, and HDD times, as per the drop down menus, and then press "save as"...... ta dah! instant new options! ( call them something imaginative, go on!) Chris.	Chris Wilson (431)
78465	2002-09-11 22:17:00	Thanks Chris for your reply but the problem is not with the capability of changing the settings for the System Standby, Monitor or HDD. They are all readily alterable. The problem lies with the Power Scheme itself in the upper section of the window. I used to have 3 options here. Now I have only one - "Always On". The problem is how to restore the other options into this top drop down menu. I used to have"Home Office/ Desk" but it along with another [ I think itwas "Laptop"] is gone.	willbry (1555)
78466	2002-09-11 23:59:00	Thats why you "save as" your settings, if you create your own, standard (microsoft clone) or otherwise, then "save as". The "new" scheme will be in the drop down menu for you to select from. The values of the preset ones are: >Portable/Laptop= system standby: 15mins, monitor: 20, HDD: 30 >Home/Office Desk= System standby: 20, Monitor: 15, HDD: 30 of course you can make ones which are whatevr you like..........	Chris Wilson (431)
78467	2002-09-13 05:07:00	All is Ok now. Appreciate your help in getting to understand how you can set up different power schemes	willbry (1555)
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