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    How to change your hotkeys on vista?

    Discussion in 'HP' started by OneSickOmen17t, Oct 12, 2008.

  1. OneSickOmen17t

    OneSickOmen17t Notebook Consultant

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    Currently when I press fn+f5 it goes into hibernation. I would like it to go into sleep mode instead. It said under help that they can be changed, but offered no instructions. Any help would be appreciated! :confused:
     
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    Dam! 25 Views And No One Knows?!?!?!?!? W.T.F.
     
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    Please help!!!! Im begging!!! LMAO
     
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    What’s it worth to you? Oh, OK.
    1. Go to Control Panel and click on the Power Options icon.
    2. Click on any of the Change Plan Settings links under “Select a power plan”.
    3. Click on “Change Advanced Power Settings”.
    4. An “Advanced Settings” menu will appear.
    5. Expand the “Power Buttonns and Lid”
    6. Expand the “Sleep Button Action”
    7. Select what you want the Sleep Button (Fn+F5) to do when on Battery and when Plugged in.
    8. Click Apply and OK and close out of the Control Panel.
    Your Done, enjoy.
     
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    ^^^ Bro, YOUR THE MAN!!!!!! Thank You!
     
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