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To: Jamse who wrote (10901)	5/18/2000 12:21:00 PM
From: Zeddie88	Respond to of 14778

...I have a problem with my power management system also, on a Dell 733. The first time I go to the power management window and set the parameters it works fine. After that the power management feature doesn't work unless I go back to the power management window again. I don't even have to change the settings, just opening the window and closing it resets the power management feature and it works for one more time. I have read messages on other board about power management problems. Any ideas? I was using Windows '98SE but just reloaded Windows '98 1st edition and the problem has gone away without me configuring a single option. Would suggest that you purchase a copy of PowerQuest's Drive Image so that you can tweak your system in different ways, and save the "images" to revert back to in the future. Sue :)