IS YOUR LAPTOP ECO-FRIENDLY?

Posted on | By Sue Davenport
A monitor is an expensive part of a system (19") that's why it is a good idea to turn it off when not in use, not just the energy it will consume if left on
First Tip Is To Turn Your Monitor Off|
Is your laptop eco-friendly
Use your Power Saving Options on your PC to save energy and run green
Second Tip Is To Use Power Saving Options
Power saving options still give you access to your computer and your device will perform updates
Use Power Saving Options
Dim the screen on your PC to save energy
Third Tip Is To Dim Down Your Screen Brightness
Reduce eye strain by dimming the brightness of your screen
Dim Your Screen Brightness
New devices do not need screen savers
Fourth Tip Is Newer Models Do Not Need Screen Savers
Stop using screen savers, they are not necessary on newer models
Stop Using Screen Savers
Standby Mode cuts power to your monitor and hard drive which saves energy
Fifth Tip Is To Use STANDBY MODE
Use Standby Mode and your then just tap or key or move your mouse to get your machine back up
STANDBY MODE Is A Good Green Mode
Hibernate Mode uses no energy so is really eco-friendly for your PC
Sixth Tip Is To Use HIBERNATE MODE
Hibernate Mode means you still have remote access to your computer but uses less energy
Hibernate Mode Is Also A Good Green Mode
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