I recently had a "computer guy" re-partition my 10GB hard drive from 5 drives to a single drive.
To do this, he changed my BIOS.
Now when I Shut Down, the CPU goes Off.
I don't want this to happen, since I have my CPU, printer, scanner, monitor, etc. all hooked up to a single power source with an on/off switch for all units.
I went to BIOS setup and under Power Management could not find a way to Shut Down the CPU and keep the Power On. This was available on my old BIOS.
So, what BIOS should I ask the "computer guy" to install so that I can have this Shut Down/Power On feature?
If he doesn't have the BIOS that you suggest, how can he identify a BIOS with this capability?
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To do this, he changed my BIOS.
Now when I Shut Down, the CPU goes Off.
I don't want this to happen, since I have my CPU, printer, scanner, monitor, etc. all hooked up to a single power source with an on/off switch for all units.
I went to BIOS setup and under Power Management could not find a way to Shut Down the CPU and keep the Power On. This was available on my old BIOS.
So, what BIOS should I ask the "computer guy" to install so that I can have this Shut Down/Power On feature?
If he doesn't have the BIOS that you suggest, how can he identify a BIOS with this capability?
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[email protected]