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CaptKen · 03-26-06, 07:51 PM

Gosh, 10 seconds? A fast 2.1 Gig processor on a home PC takes a couple seconds to come out of hibernate mode. With everything shut down using InCLose, from standby it takes only 2-3 seconds to come on and another second or two to take input, and another second or two for bluetooth to kick on. 6-7 even 10 seconds isn't bad from the standby/hibernate. It is faster if there aren't applications running. Using switcher bar, or some other program, or start/system/memory/running programs to shut down applications before standby speeds up the restart.

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CaptKen Aximsite Major League Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: California and Hawaii Posts: 314 Device: I-Phone and PURE Carrier: AT&T Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Gosh, 10 seconds? A fast 2.1 Gig processor on a home PC takes a couple seconds to come out of hibernate mode. With everything shut down using InCLose, from standby it takes only 2-3 seconds to come on and another second or two to take input, and another second or two for bluetooth to kick on. 6-7 even 10 seconds isn't bad from the standby/hibernate. It is faster if there aren't applications running. Using switcher bar, or some other program, or start/system/memory/running programs to shut down applications before standby speeds up the restart.