Anne Wilson wrote:
>
> If you don't check, you'll never know whether that is a factor.
>
Thats true. I just thought that maybe this was a glitch with the KDE 4.1
since it only began when I did a full upgrade from plain ol' Kubuntu KDE.
> There are many settings in BIOS that you shouldn't touch unless you know
> exactly what you are doing, but checking your power settings (or any other
> settings for that matter) is harmless. Changing your power settings will do
> no harm either. If only for energy consumption reasons you really should know
> what the settings are. If you are not sure what they mean I'm sure you'll
> find good explanations on the net, or you could even ask here :-
I won't have time to do it today (currently remodeling kitchen), but I
will definitely check out my BIOS. I would gladly ask here, as already
I'm getting some good responses and suggestions. Having this issue while
doing this home project, has been like a thorn in my side. Mainly
because everything I tried to do to fix it, didn't worked, and I didn't
have a lot of spare time to dwell on it. At least my kitchen is looking
awesome. :-D
Thanks again,
Darryl
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