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Getting to grips with new Netbook.
knightstyle
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First thanks to all for the advice regarding security, have installed the free version of Avast, do I need to run it from time ti time or just leave it to do its thing? (first PC, have Macs)
Then what is the normal thing when I leave it for a while, sleep or hibernate?
Next, should I use till battery is flat as friend says or charge each night and flatten once a month as recommended for my Macbook?
Thanks in advance.
Then what is the normal thing when I leave it for a while, sleep or hibernate?
Next, should I use till battery is flat as friend says or charge each night and flatten once a month as recommended for my Macbook?
Thanks in advance.
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run a scan now'n'again, especially if you suspect anything. Personally I never use sleep/hibernate, better turning off properly. Battery - depends on the technology to a degree, but usually best to run down, not out completely, then charge. If you're going to run it off the mains a lot, take the battery out for prolonged periods of mains operation
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Thanks for a quick understandable answer.0
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Hibernate keeps all your windows open yet uses zero power (you can even disconnect completely from mains and battery), so this is ideal for breaks short or long.knightstyle wrote: »Then what is the normal thing when I leave it for a while, sleep or hibernate?
It runs itself automatically. You should be getting regular reassuring audible notifications that it has updated (maybe five times or so a week).knightstyle wrote: »First thanks to all for the advice regarding security, have installed the free version of Avast, do I need to run it from time t0 time or just leave it to do its thing?0 -
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