scheduled tasks?
#1
As snowcrash said, depending on your OS/BIOS/MotherBoard you should be able to use the "Wake the computer to run this task" option when using advance settings on "Scheduled Tasks".
If you have XP/2K look in start->programs->accessories->system or there abouts tools for "Scheduled Tasks" then use to the wizard to pick the apps you want to run.
A little fiddling and you can sort it.
HTH
~Jules
[Edited by judgejules - 11/5/2003 1:46:56 PM]
If you have XP/2K look in start->programs->accessories->system or there abouts tools for "Scheduled Tasks" then use to the wizard to pick the apps you want to run.
A little fiddling and you can sort it.
HTH
~Jules
[Edited by judgejules - 11/5/2003 1:46:56 PM]
#2
can i get my pc to boot up at a certain time of the day on its own? then connect to the net on its own and load up certain programs eg. overnet/edonkey defrag(and automatically start defragging)
any other funky stuff i could/should do in this regard aswell?
any other funky stuff i could/should do in this regard aswell?
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some bios's have an option to allow you to set a time for the computer to automatically startup...
(i.e. my old Dell P2 )
then in windows scheduler you could set it at 4am to defrag, 5am to connect to the web etc... (you might have to use some scripts to do this all automatically)
(i.e. my old Dell P2 )
then in windows scheduler you could set it at 4am to defrag, 5am to connect to the web etc... (you might have to use some scripts to do this all automatically)
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no point, as i dont trust it to not explode, massive eleccy bill, wont get nowt from the net as its dial up n would need re connecting at unknown times or it may become sentient (i knew i shouldnt have named it skynet)
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Computers actually last longer when they are never turned off.
Apparently the the life expectancy of the bearings in the HD and the life of the fans is enough to warrant it against constantly turning the computer on and off and heating and cooling the silicon, eventually leading to failure.
Apparently the the life expectancy of the bearings in the HD and the life of the fans is enough to warrant it against constantly turning the computer on and off and heating and cooling the silicon, eventually leading to failure.
#9
and a massive eleccy bill maybe when i get broadband i'l leave it on...to download while im at work but not much point with my dial up.....i want broadband damnit!!!!!!!!!!!!! i need more money!!!!!!!!!!!!! y am i so poor? :'(
someone give me a higher paid job?
someone give me a higher paid job?
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does the leccy really cost that much to keep it on ?? I have no idea what powere it will pull !
I leave my pc on all the time cause I ICS my Xbox for live... If I wasn't so lazy I'd trump upstairs and turn it on and off every time I wanted to play /stopped
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I leave my pc on all the time cause I ICS my Xbox for live... If I wasn't so lazy I'd trump upstairs and turn it on and off every time I wanted to play /stopped
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