Docking and Undocking 4-1
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chapter
4
D
OCKING AND
U
NDOCKING
Preparing to Dock the Computer
When the Computer Is Running Windows 95
If the computer is running Windows 95, you can dock while the
computer is on, off, or in Suspend or Hibernation.
Docking While the Computer Is On or in Suspend
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If the computer is docked while it is in Suspend, the desktop
expansion base turns on the computer and your information
returns to the screen.
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If the computer is docked while it is on or in Suspend, the
system recognizes most drives, PC Cards, and expansion
boards installed in the expansion base.
NOTE:
If the system does not recognize a particular drive,
PC Card, or expansion board, restart the computer after it
is docked.
Docking While the Computer Is in Hibernation
CAUTION:
Docking a computer that is in Hibernation can result in
the loss of unsaved information.
If the computer is docked while in Hibernation:
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Any battery packs in the computer begin to charge.
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The system will not recognize devices installed in the
expansion base until the computer is restarted.
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A Hibernation prompt appears on the screen.
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