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Compaq Professional Workstation XP1000 Installation and Setup Guide
Compaq Confidential – Need to Know Required
Writer: Steve Russell Project: Compaq Professional Workstation XP1000 Installation and Setup Guide Comments:
Part Number: EK-CPWXP-S1.B01 File Name: b-ch1 Getting Started.doc Last Saved On: 5/28/99 10:39 AM
that your system uses lower levels of power and does not require a reboot,
which saves system context for you. To get your system out of sleep mode,
press the power button.
IMPORTANT:
Refer to your operating system documentation for details.
Some operating system versions (including Microsoft Windows 2000) turn the
system power off automatically when the shutdown process is complete. In
fact, users also can configure Windows 2000 so that the power button can be
either a standby button or a shutdown and power off button.
Preloaded Operating System Software
Your system was preloaded with the operating system that you specified when
ordering your system (i.e., Microsoft Windows NT or Compaq Tru64 UNIX).
See Chapter 2, Setting Up an Operating System, for instructions on reinstalling
an operating system.
Turning Off Your System
Before turning off your system, save and close all open files according to the
steps outlined for your specific operating system. If you turn the system off
without saving and closing files, you might lose some or all of your work.
CAUTION:
Do not turn off power to your system or peripherals until the shutdown
sequence has completed.
WARNING:
Always disconnect the power cord from the wall before servicing your
system.
Microsoft Windows NT
Perform the following steps, in order, to turn off your system:
1.
Close any application data files you have open as well as any
applications you have running. Most application programs prompt you
to save the information before closing.
2.
To shut down your operating system:
q
Click on Start on the Windows NT toolbar.
q
Select Shut Down.
