FC0-U61 · Question #335
Which of the following are the basic options in Windows XP for putting your laptop to sleep when you are not actively using it, but do not want to completely shut it down? Each correct answer represen
The correct answer is C. Standby D. Hibernate. Windows XP provides power management features that allow users to conserve power and quickly resume work without fully shutting down the operating system.
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Which of the following are the basic options in Windows XP for putting your laptop to sleep when you are not actively using it, but do not want to completely shut it down? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose two.
Options
- ALow-power state
- BSleeper state
- CStandby
- DHibernate
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A4% (1)
- B4% (1)
- C92% (24)
Why each option
Windows XP provides power management features that allow users to conserve power and quickly resume work without fully shutting down the operating system.
Low-power state is a general term describing a computer's power consumption, which both Standby and Hibernate achieve, but it is not a specific named option in Windows XP for putting a laptop to sleep.
Sleeper state is not a standard or official power-saving option name within Windows XP for putting a laptop to sleep.
Standby, also known as Sleep mode, is a power-saving state in Windows XP where the computer enters a low-power state, quickly saving open programs and files to RAM and allowing for near-instant resume.
Hibernate is a power-saving state in Windows XP that saves all open documents and running applications to the hard disk before turning off the computer. This allows the computer to completely power down while retaining the session state for a full resume.
Concept tested: Windows XP power management - Standby and Hibernate
Source: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/how-to-manage-power-settings-in-windows-xp-38e91e4f-255d-2092-23c3-6e4ddb1ed1d0
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