Some computers have them. It depends on the case manufacturer. The
electronics are built in to all computers these days. So the case people
save 2c drilling a hole and 25 c for a switch.
"Daze N. Knights" <Daze@microchip.com> wrote in message
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> Dave R. wrote:
>> "Daze N. Knights" <Daze@microchip.com> wrote in message
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>>> Something I don't understand about changing the functions of these
>>> "buttons" is that three are listed: "Power button action," "Sleep button
>>> action," and "Start menu power button." I know where the "Start menu
>>> power button" is located and have changed it from Sleep to Shut Down.
>>> But where are the other two buttons located?
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>> Well, "Power button action" is the hardware power button for your PC. I'm
>> not sure what the "Sleep button" might be, I don't have an option to
>> change it so I can't fiddle with it and find out. Does your PC have a
>> separate physical hibernate / sleep button maybe?
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>> Regards,
>>
>> Dave
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> You mean that changing the "Power button action" setting actually changes
> the function of the on/off button on my tower? That's interesting.
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> As for the "Sleep button action," the settings options I have are "sleep,"
> "do nothing," and "hibernate." And no, I have no such button that I am
> aware of on either my tower or my keyboard, so I have no idea what a
> "Sleep button" might be.