In the article "Differences of sleep and hibernate" explained their respective terms of the Sleep and Hibernate. Once you know and understand the function of the use of two modes in the power management, now time you start practicing, to achieve energy savings in using the computer as which has been described in the article "Power saving for using computers". In this article will discuss how to set Hibernate windows on two versions of XP and Vista.

We begin by setting hibernate in windows xp.

1. Make a right click on your desktop, then select Properties, which will appear the windows display properties.
2. In the display properties window, you click the power button that will appear the windows power option properties.

The idea of this post appears, based on when I was visiting my colleague's office for a business. Along the way into the room that my business partner, I passed a few rooms that almost every table was a computer was on no one is being run because it was then recess and the employees take advantage of with lunch or relax for a while .. wow .... great! Richness of this company. How many hundred thousand wasted each day by letting the computer stays on while not in use? Immediately dawned on my mind, if I had not done the settings on windows I for controlling the use of electrical power, how many hundred thousand of the money I waste, my time not in vain longer able to resist sleep at night after the fatigue task and  I forgot to turn off computer, until I finally woke up in the morning?

If you belong to a group of people who are concerned with energy-saving programs, you may be very attention to computer use sparingly. Some ways that may be made to support the program is to apply the settings on the computer power, such as sleep and hibernate mode (can be seen in the article "Power Saving for using computers"). But if you are more critical again, may appear question in your mind, what is the difference between Sleep and hibernate modes in relation to how to save energy? Broadly speaking, may be described that the most fundamental difference is the amount electricity consumption used by each of the sleep and hibernate modes are. Let us describe the notion respectively.

In the article "Basic definition of computer (part 1)" has been explained what exactly the meaning of a computer according to the meaning he said. Also described relations sense of the word computer itself with the existence and function of computers in the present. In the article basic understanding computers (part 2) we will understand a basic understanding of computers in accordance with the some implementation ..