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In all their wisdom Asus put the power button next to the delete button on my BX410 [0]. Too bad I can't pop that button. Setting it to do nothing is the first
by teekert 9y ago
In all their wisdom Asus put the power button next to the delete button on my BX410 [0]. Too bad I can't pop that button. Setting it to do nothing is the first thing I do after installing Linux (which I do regularly).
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- netsharc 9y agoBut Windows also has that option: "When I press the power button: [Dropdown]", and one of the options is "Do nothing"...
- shoo 9y agoi remember a similar issue for desktop computers from ~15 years ago, and a keyboard with a helpful shutdown button. i think it was located a bit to the right of F12. from memory windows just started shutting down and there wasn't a way to interrupt it. pretty funny. not something you'd hit often, but possible to hammer accidentally if playing a full screen game that used a bunch of F1-F12 keys. after hitting this a few times while playing games i levered all of those extra helpful keys out.
- teekert 9y agoYes but I don't use Windows on said machine :) Edit: oops meant @netsharc
- boyce 9y agoI have a Lenovo Flex 10 - the volume rocker is close to the power button and feels the same. Accidentally leave the volume on full, open a youtube video or independent article, accidentally turn off the device. Wake our baby either with the noise or my subsequent swearing at the useless machine.