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I think the thinking is that you were supposed to just hit the power button on your PC tower; just like how you can hit the power button on a tablet/phone/xbox
by cbhl 10y ago
I think the thinking is that you were supposed to just hit the power button on your PC tower; just like how you can hit the power button on a tablet/phone/xbox one/laptops.
Not ideal if you've put your tower in some far-off corner under your desk, of course.
- creshal 10y agoNobody does that because in Windows 7, the power button was by default wired to immediately suspend to ram. Why would a user expect it to act differently?