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   WIN95      Chat about Windows 95, 98, ME systems      13,597 messages   

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   Message 12,106 of 13,597   
   Ed Vance to TOM WALKER   
   Re: SCSI Adapter Startup   
   22 Jun 15 19:25:00   
   
   06-22-15 07:41 TOM WALKER wrote to ED VANCE about Re: SCSI Adapter Startup   
      
    TW> @MSGID: <558887BC.14200.windowsa@capcity2.synchro.net>   
    EV>06-20-15 07:28 TOM WALKER wrote to ED VANCE about Re: SCSI Adapter Startup   
   Howdy! Tom,   
   -snip-   
    EV>Why didn't IBM/Microsoft put everything needed to start up the pc in   
    EV>ROM like the Commodore 64 and 1541 FDD does.   
    EV>That seems like a better way to me.   
      
    TW> The MS operating system tries to be everything for everybody so   
    TW> loads lots of stuff you may not realy need at startup. And some   
    TW> programs demand things at start up to even function.   
      
   I'd wish it didn't say "Saving Settings" when turning off the pc.   
      
   As much as I fiddle around and making mistakes I'd rather the OLDER   
   setting be retained instead of overwriting them with the mistakes I've   
   made during a session.   
      
    EV>After somebody (Jean???) talked about using Hibernation instead of   
    EV>Shutting Down their pc, I started doing that and found that I can use   
    EV>my computer a lot sooner after POST is finished.   
    EV>(Power On Self Test)   
      
    TW> That is a good solution but don't you have to leave the   
    TW> computer power strip on for it to work?   
      
   Nope!, Hibernate writes everything to the HDD and turns the box OFF.   
      
   After POST I still have to Log On to the account I want to use.   
   But I get to Log On much sooner, than being scanned by MS's Cyborg.   
      
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