Notebook: how to use it?

It's the first notebook I have and it's Windows Vista based.

If it has the battery then you can stand-by it starting from the state
you left.

If it hasn't the battery (i.e. because I removed to use the AC) then
you can stand-by but if you disconnect it from AC you loose the state
and system asks to restart from an anormal stop. Is it normal?

Okay, let's suppose it's. If you end Windows Vista (instead of
stand-bying it) this shouldn't happen, but it still happens, that is
after reconnect the AC it starts saying something about an anormal
stop.. why? I shut it down!

My final question is: can never disconnect the AC if there isn't the
battery inside the notebook?! :-OO

Mhaxx

On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 20:51:12 GMT, Mhaxx <mhaxx@despammed.com> wrote:

>It's the first notebook I have and it's Windows Vista based.
>
>If it has the battery then you can stand-by it starting from the state
>you left.
>
>If it hasn't the battery (i.e. because I removed to use the AC) then
>you can stand-by but if you disconnect it from AC you loose the state
>and system asks to restart from an anormal stop. Is it normal?
>
>Okay, let's suppose it's. If you end Windows Vista (instead of
>stand-bying it) this shouldn't happen, but it still happens, that is
>after reconnect the AC it starts saying something about an anormal
>stop.. why? I shut it down!
>
>My final question is: can never disconnect the AC if there isn't the
>battery inside the notebook?! :-OO
>
>Mhaxx

It is hard to know whether to take you seriously.. But the first
question would be... WHY are you removing the battery?

On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 20:51:12 GMT, Mhaxx <mhaxx@despammed.com> wrote:

>It's the first notebook I have and it's Windows Vista based.
>
>If it has the battery then you can stand-by it starting from the state
>you left.
>
>If it hasn't the battery (i.e. because I removed to use the AC) then
>you can stand-by but if you disconnect it from AC you loose the state
>and system asks to restart from an anormal stop. Is it normal?
>
>Okay, let's suppose it's. If you end Windows Vista (instead of
>stand-bying it) this shouldn't happen, but it still happens, that is
>after reconnect the AC it starts saying something about an anormal
>stop.. why? I shut it down!
>
>My final question is: can never disconnect the AC if there isn't the
>battery inside the notebook?! :-OO
>
>Mhaxx

It is hard to know whether to take you seriously.. But the first
question would be... WHY are you removing the battery?

spit the hook

"Ralph2" <nonefound@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 20:51:12 GMT, Mhaxx <mhaxx@despammed.com> wrote:
>
>>It's the first notebook I have and it's Windows Vista based.
>>
>>If it has the battery then you can stand-by it starting from the state
>>you left.
>>
>>If it hasn't the battery (i.e. because I removed to use the AC) then
>>you can stand-by but if you disconnect it from AC you loose the state
>>and system asks to restart from an anormal stop. Is it normal?
>>
>>Okay, let's suppose it's. If you end Windows Vista (instead of
>>stand-bying it) this shouldn't happen, but it still happens, that is
>>after reconnect the AC it starts saying something about an anormal
>>stop.. why? I shut it down!
>>
>>My final question is: can never disconnect the AC if there isn't the
>>battery inside the notebook?! :-OO
>>
>>Mhaxx
>
> It is hard to know whether to take you seriously.. But the first
> question would be... WHY are you removing the battery?

spit the hook

"Ralph2" <nonefound@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 20:51:12 GMT, Mhaxx <mhaxx@despammed.com> wrote:
>
>>It's the first notebook I have and it's Windows Vista based.
>>
>>If it has the battery then you can stand-by it starting from the state
>>you left.
>>
>>If it hasn't the battery (i.e. because I removed to use the AC) then
>>you can stand-by but if you disconnect it from AC you loose the state
>>and system asks to restart from an anormal stop. Is it normal?
>>
>>Okay, let's suppose it's. If you end Windows Vista (instead of
>>stand-bying it) this shouldn't happen, but it still happens, that is
>>after reconnect the AC it starts saying something about an anormal
>>stop.. why? I shut it down!
>>
>>My final question is: can never disconnect the AC if there isn't the
>>battery inside the notebook?! :-OO
>>
>>Mhaxx
>
> It is hard to know whether to take you seriously.. But the first
> question would be... WHY are you removing the battery?

"Mhaxx" <mhaxx@despammed.com> wrote in message
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> It's the first notebook I have and it's Windows Vista based.

How sad.

> If it has the battery then you can stand-by it starting from the state
> you left.
>
> If it hasn't the battery (i.e. because I removed to use the AC) then
> you can stand-by but if you disconnect it from AC you loose the state
> and system asks to restart from an anormal stop. Is it normal?

Of course. How could it be otherwise? You must shut the system down via the
Windows key before removing power. If you don't you can wreck the software
and will have to reinstall it.

"Mhaxx" <mhaxx@despammed.com> wrote in message
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> It's the first notebook I have and it's Windows Vista based.

How sad.

> If it has the battery then you can stand-by it starting from the state
> you left.
>
> If it hasn't the battery (i.e. because I removed to use the AC) then
> you can stand-by but if you disconnect it from AC you loose the state
> and system asks to restart from an anormal stop. Is it normal?

Of course. How could it be otherwise? You must shut the system down via the
Windows key before removing power. If you don't you can wreck the software
and will have to reinstall it.

>> If it hasn't the battery (i.e. because I removed to use the AC) then
>> you can stand-by but if you disconnect it from AC you loose the state
>> and system asks to restart from an anormal stop. Is it normal?
>
>Of course. How could it be otherwise? You must shut the system down via the
>Windows key

But even if I did it the system crashes! That's no normal in my
opinion, am I wrong?

> before removing power. If you don't you can wreck the software
>and will have to reinstall it.

Sorry, but with my desktop PC I can shut it down and unplug it from
AC, then when I replug it everything will work righ! Why can't I do
the same with laptop?

Mhaxx

>> If it hasn't the battery (i.e. because I removed to use the AC) then
>> you can stand-by but if you disconnect it from AC you loose the state
>> and system asks to restart from an anormal stop. Is it normal?
>
>Of course. How could it be otherwise? You must shut the system down via the
>Windows key

But even if I did it the system crashes! That's no normal in my
opinion, am I wrong?

> before removing power. If you don't you can wreck the software
>and will have to reinstall it.

Sorry, but with my desktop PC I can shut it down and unplug it from
AC, then when I replug it everything will work righ! Why can't I do
the same with laptop?

Mhaxx

>question would be... WHY are you removing the battery?

To preser it since I often work with notebook at home.

Mhaxx