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<blockquote data-quote="jcee" data-source="post: 105069" data-attributes="member: 10506">Ok thank you. I will check the power consumption once again.. Nevertheless, I read the pages that are linked, but .. and maybe this is a little bit out of topic, because its doing what it is supposed to do... I am interested how the system could wake up from hibernate?! The CPU is off.. What happens when I unplug the PC and plug it in again..?! Does the wake-from-hibernation still work?! As far a as understood in the past a computer beeing in hibernation is completly off and one could pull the power plug..!?Is this not right?So what actually wakes it up?`Is it a hardware thing that is programmed by windows before switching off? Something similar to RTCclock?!Here is an interesting quote from the linked page:&quot;..An application should also be aware that it may miss a scheduled restore. For example if the user hibernates the system but then unplugs the system or there is a power outage, it is possible that a scheduled restore would be missed and the application would not be able to do its work at that time. &quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jcee, post: 105069, member: 10506"] Ok thank you. I will check the power consumption once again.. Nevertheless, I read the pages that are linked, but .. and maybe this is a little bit out of topic, because its doing what it is supposed to do... I am interested how the system could wake up from hibernate?! The CPU is off.. What happens when I unplug the PC and plug it in again..?! Does the wake-from-hibernation still work?! As far a as understood in the past a computer beeing in hibernation is completly off and one could pull the power plug..!? Is this not right? So what actually wakes it up?`Is it a hardware thing that is programmed by windows before switching off? Something similar to RTCclock?! Here is an interesting quote from the linked page: "..An application should also be aware that it may miss a scheduled restore. For example if the user hibernates the system but then unplugs the system or there is a power outage, it is possible that a scheduled restore would be missed and the application would not be able to do its work at that time. " [/QUOTE]

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