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Old October 21st, 2003, 02:18 AM
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schedule system boot time.
Hi,

Can i schedule my system to pwr on at morning 8 am everyday?
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only if your bios supports it.

look in your bios for a power on timing option
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Thx,but i cud,nt find this.
What i found was pwr on RTC alarm.
I have set the time,hope it works.
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