07-13-2010 at 12:00 AM
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Just disable windows from automatically going to sleep/hibernate/off when at x % level
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It still prevents me from letting it go to 0%, once critical level hits (which I can't reduce to less than 2%) it automatically shuts down.
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07-13-2010 at 02:52 AM
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It still prevents me from letting it go to 0%, once critical level hits (which I can't reduce to less than 2%) it automatically shuts down.
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lol, maybe you can try letting the computer sit in the BIOS setup screen until it dies.
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07-13-2010 at 08:51 AM
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lol, maybe you can try letting the computer sit in the BIOS setup screen until it dies.
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Interesting, never thought of that... I'll try that when my course is done. Thanks 
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