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09-01-2010, 07:07 AM
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Adjust notebook settings to preserve battery life
Does your notebook computer have hardware features - like Bluetooth - that you never use? Turn them off to conserve battery power. Visit your notebook's hardware setup program - called the BIOS - by pressing F2 or F10 just as your machine is booting up. Inspect the hardware installed, and de-activate components that you never use. The result will be improved battery life.
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