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I understand that the imageCLASS MF8380Cdw is not waking from energy saver mode. This usually indicates that there has been a drop in the voltage going to the machine, possibly from electrical noise from the outlet or if the machine is plugged into a surge protector.
If you do have the machine plugged into a surge protector, we recommend plugging it directly into the wall outlet. Allow the machine to go into energy saver mode and then print again. If you have the same issue, move the machine to an outlet on an opposite wall and allow it to go into energy saver mode, then print a document.
What if your not using wireless, but rather the wired/ethernet connection?
Seems mine isn't waking from "energy saver" mode when we print now either. Hitting the energy saver button (or any other button) didn't wake it up either. I then shut off the printer and turned it back on, then my documents came out that were in my queue.
With Docker 4.22 came a new "Resource Saver Mode". However, this is considerably slowing me down as it now takes several minutes to do any operations, such as running a container, when Docker is running in saver mode.
Yeup, higher resolutions need higher constant speeds for the video so it doesn't buffer constantly. If you leave a player set to Auto Select the resolution, they generally determine the speed while trying to load the first bit of video, once determined this is stored in a cookie for future use. So to get lower resolutions Hughes will throttle the speed of only known video streams, but also provides users a way to easily disable this feature. Others like Verizon won't allow users to disable the "video data saver" on mobile service and restrict users to 480p or 720p depending on service plan.
we had a floor computer this morning that had a very inappropriate screen saver on it, i don't know what it was, but a supervisor was involved so it must not be good. they are trying to nail down when it was changed so that they can deduce who did it. i don;t think this info is retained, but i will ask, does windows log when a change like that is made anywhere?
If it is a non-standard Windows screen saver, you could look into control panel and see when the program was installed. Also, several screen savers create folders or files so you could search for those and see when they were created.