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<blockquote data-quote="Randy Savage" data-source="post: 2395145" data-attributes="member: 545614"><p>I have mine set up to go into hibernation...it's sat for over a week on a few occasions and had no problem starting back up...hibernate shuts down the computer completely, processes are stored and when booted back up it boots up from the stored processes. The power consumption in hibernate is what it would be as if shutting down the computer normally...I do believe it draws a tiny tiny bit of power, but nothing that will drain your battery....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Randy Savage, post: 2395145, member: 545614"] I have mine set up to go into hibernation...it's sat for over a week on a few occasions and had no problem starting back up...hibernate shuts down the computer completely, processes are stored and when booted back up it boots up from the stored processes. The power consumption in hibernate is what it would be as if shutting down the computer normally...I do believe it draws a tiny tiny bit of power, but nothing that will drain your battery.... [/QUOTE]
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