Hello Marvin,

On the Acer laptop, in the power options, the hibernate option must be
disabled, also the option that turns off the
hard disc after every 15 or whatever minutes, also the option to do
nothing when the lid is closed.

The ram or memory is not the problem, but on my Acer someone sighted had
to change the settings, as the power options works with a graphical
interface that I was unable to navigate independently with jaws and it
would be the same with narrator.

Regards

Riana


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Hunkin
Sent: Monday, September 07, 2009 11:38 AM
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Subject: [JAWS-Users] laptop query

hi.
my dad purchase a acer aspire 5315.
using windows vista home basic.
my mum uses the internet.
if she leaves the machine say for 15 minutes.
the internet disconnects.
in the power options.
she has wake up password enabled.
so what options using windows narrator.
and only has only 512 mb ram.
a 1.7 ghz processor, 166 gb hard disk.
now what setting should i look for to change to make it not happen.
talked my mum through the power options.
in control panel and what the closing the lid does.
it is all set to sleep and one option to shut down.
must be some simple set up.
as my folks not too tech savy.
so any ideas.
tried using jaws 10 with ome basic, and got frustrated.
jaws kept jumping around all over the menus.
so afraid to use it on my parents laptop.
so looking at using narator.
and also turn off the user accounts.
as i have turned it off on my machine.
drives me crazy.
also set the screen saver to a longer period.
what other settings in vista to make my parents machine more responsive
and 
not so sluggish.
it seem to take a good five minutes to boot up.
browsing on the net is slow.
compared to my fast toshiba, 2 gb ram, 2ghz processor, 250 gb hard disl.
have told my dad to purchase more ram, but he is stubborn.
is it a difficult process to do?
or is it pretty simple just to open up another slot for ram.
then put in another slot of ram.
and how much.
cheers Marvin.



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