17-09-2016, 01:47 AM
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Re: Windows 10 anniversary update
Originally Posted by clumsy
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Until this anniversary update that was what I did. Since the update it no longer works quite the same, now to shut down I have to right click the start button to bring up the shut down options, previously it was just left click and there it was. I have it sorted now, so thanks everyone.
17-09-2016, 11:05 AM
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Re: Windows 10 anniversary update
It depends on which way you want to skin the cat .....
A power off button may have up to 7 settings plus associated action times dependent on the power source:
- No Nothing
- Shut Down
- Sleep
- Hibernate
- Turn Off Display
- Restart
- Lock
If you have multiple devices and use patterns then the same setting may not be applicable to all in all situations - being offered a selection may influence a different choice in the current situation .....
17-09-2016, 06:07 PM
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Re: Windows 10 anniversary update
Originally Posted by Omah
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It depends on which way you want to skin the cat ..... A power off button may have up to 7 settings plus associated action times dependent on the power source:
- No Nothing
- Shut Down
- Sleep
- Hibernate
- Turn Off Display
- Restart
- Lock
If you have multiple devices and use patterns then the same setting may not be applicable to all in all situations - being offered a selection may influence a different choice in the current situation .....
I prefer simple and quick!
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