You work as the network administrator at Domain.com. The Domain.com network consists of a single Active Directory domain named Domain.com. All servers on the Domain.com network run Windows Server 2003 and all client computers run Windows XP Professional.
A Domain.com user named Andy Reid is a member of the Research department.
Andy Reid complains that mainly uses a portable computer complains that, after he came back from an appointment, the battery is out of power.
What should you recommend him to do?
A.
Enable Hibernation.
B.
Enable Accessibility.
C.
Enable Fault Tolerance.
D.
Enable WDM.
E.
Enable WSH.
Explanation:
When your computer hibernates, it saves the current system state to your hard disk, and then your computer shuts down. When you restart the computer after it has been hibernating, it will return to its previous state. Restarting to the previous state includes automatically restarting any programs that were running when it went into Hibernate mode, and it will even restore any network connections that were active at the time. To configure your computer to use Hibernate mode, you use the Power Options program in Control Panel. Select the Hibernate tab in the Power Options Properties dialog box, and then select the Enable Hibernate Support check box.