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by nikki96
I found this on the Net.
"Clicking Shut Down presents you with the dialog box shown in Figure 9-1. This dialog box presents you with choices that are dependent upon the capabilities of your PC. For example, if your computer's BIOS has a Windows-compatible Automated Power Management (APM) facility, and you haven't disabled it, the default option (the first time you start the computer) is "Stand by." Your other choices include "Shut down" and "Restart.""
I would assume that means you can disable it by disabling the BIOS APM. That is dependent on the type of PC / OS. If you don't know how to disable it, tell us what kind of PC you have and the Windows OS version.
HTH
Nikki
by nm9255
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by a. square
The answers above definitely apply for Windows 95. By going into Control Panel => Power => Power tab & disabling "Allow Windows to manage Power on this computer" the "Standby" Option disappears from the Start Menu.
In Win2K Professional After you click Shutdown there is an option for Hibernate which sounds like what's happening to you. If that's the case Go to the Control Panel, Power Options, Hibernate tab, & disable the Hibernate capability. This will remove the Hibernate option from the Shutdown list of choices.
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by daravon
Try finding a program like TweakUI. Great program that helps automate the customizing of windows. I have a version of it running on my XP machine at home and it lets you customize "hidden" settings in an easy to use interface.
Jeremy
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