How to disable power save on a Dell C1765nf
1600241
Why would you want to? That is a key feature of the printer. Long power up time vs. power save, you can't beat it. If you want to, disable power save, for money reasons? Probably not worth the hassle. It's a great feature, mine is on power save as we speak.
1600242
Do these people even bother to test their products? It turns itself off after 1 hour and then must be turned off and turned back on again to get on your network. If you juts hit print, it will not wake the printer out of its sleep. UGH. Evidently it cannot be disabled even if you want to. Do not buy this printer if you do not want to have to constantly go upstairs and flip the power button on your printer
1600243
No idea....but I would return this printer if you could...it really is a piece of crap.
1600244
This model only has a timer setting and cannot be disabled. You can select from 5-30 minutes for Sleep or 1-6 minutes for Deep Sleep.
1686196
I have not had problems with the power source. However the cursor is a nightmare and has made this beautiful computer all but unusable. I think that the issue is with an all too sensitive trackpad, but I cannot seem to figure out a way to turn it off.
1112277
Yes that's normal. I doubt if you can disable aside from disconnecting power.
241402
It may be due to the settings. On the keyboard there is the blue button that activates an asus program. There is the notebook mode box where it enables and disables the docks power. This may be the problem. Simply leave it on off. If you need better detail I'll be happy to help.
453787
You can power off from the menu but to restart you need to unplug and replug adapter
2279742
Power Options -> System Settings -> "Choose what closing the lid does" -> Assuming you want to change this for a plugged in scenario, change "When I close the lid:" to 'Do Nothing".
1065570
Turn OFF the unit and leave it plugged in to the wall outlet to be in Standby mode.
1975568
While in the "Desktop" view, you will need to move your mouse the upper right or lower right corner to bring up the menu bar. On the menu bar click "settings", then click on "power" in the lower section, and it will ask you the various options (shut down, reboot, etc).
2258273
you could set up a timer on the power supply that is three volts to shut of then back on in 17 min timer this is a sealed computer box. So messing with that not advisable.
2090155
Yes,All settings can be saved automatically. Setting contents would not lost when power supply drop.
2274706
Unfortunately I do not recall hearing or seeing the hard drive power down or stop when idled for an extended period. However, a power switch is available to manually shut down when necessary.
507979
settings are non-volatile. You can remove power and it reboots coming back up with the settings.
587929
You need to replace battery and 90watt Dell 65 is not enough power to run and charge just went thru the same thing with my dell
213255
Pro 750 have program setting. But 7500 do not have it. Power are both thesame
1963601
i don't know that specific answer, mine its always on..... you dont have an easy option to power it off, it does have a button on the back that you need to press around 5 seconds to turn it off, but its not that accessible, also through the admin webpage you have options to turn the hard disk off while idle for more than X minutes... like sleep mode, but you never turn it off... hope that helps
1812053
I don't believe the box has any internal power save feature, but it does pass any OS sent power saving commands through to the drive. So if your OS has a spin down timer configured in its power options, then the external drive will share that spin down function and turn off and on with the OS requests.
203366
I have my desktop plugged into the master and a pair of monitors into the controlled ports. All I do is a normal shutdown command when I'm finished using the PC, and a minute or so later the power drops from the monitors entirely. Works like a charm!