Someone try this and tell us if it works

   Some kind of free energy saving software for computers.  I saw it on
the news and looked up the website.  Looks OK but you never know.
  http://www.microsoft.com/environment/

 
|  Some kind of free energy saving software for computers.  I saw it on
| the news and looked up the website.  Looks OK but you never know.
|  http://www.microsoft.com/environment/

Save energy.  Switch your computer to the "0" mode (there is a switch that
lets you go between "1" mode and "0" mode).

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Weren't some early IBM PCs even labeled "1" and "0" on their power switches?
(Albeit stylized to be more like a capital I and a big O?)

If you're being paid for your time, it's seldom cheaper to completely power
down a PC than to just leave it in standyby overnight.

 Joel Koltner wrote:

Only if you're foolish enough to do *nothing* while watching the thing boot
up.  I don't know very many that do that.  Heck, even getting a cup of
coffee while it boots up would avoid watching the thing boot and would be a
sort of multi-tasking.

daestrom

 
|  Some kind of free energy saving software for computers.  I saw it on
| the news and looked up the website.  Looks OK but you never know.
|  http://www.microsoft.com/environment/

Its actual part of Intels Mobile chip platform, Slows Vista to a crawl.

Cheers