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This section pulls together information regarding power management on "PCs" and "laptops".

Overview

Tools and techniques

Automatically putting a computer into S3, S4 or S5 power states
Issues
- when in standby computers cannot easily be switched off automatically
- computers don't wake from S3 or S4 reliably
- don't want to interrupt services that may be running in background

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This section pulls together information regarding power management on "PCs" and "laptops".

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= Overview =
= Tools and techniques =
= Support =
== Local power management ==
 * Automatically putting a computer into S3, S4 or S5 power states
 * Issues
  * when in standby computers cannot easily be switched off automatically
  * computers don't wake from S3 or S4 reliably
  * don't want to interrupt services that may be running in background
=== Enable end-users to configure power management ===
=== Distribute power management setting centrally ===
== Remote power management ==
=== Switching computers on remotely ===
==== Wake-on-LAN ====
 * Introductory text
 * ["lcict:wol"]
==== VPro ====
 * http://www.intel.com/technology/vpro/index.htm
=== Switching computers off remotely ===
 1. How to turn computer off remotely