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By ad47uk · Posted
I still would not turn my printers off, the energy on standby is minimal, i like them ready to be used. I can kind of understand your reason for disabling the spooler, never done it myself, seems like a waste of time, anyway I use a Mac for most things these days. The one thing I must get in the habit of doing is turning the scanner off from the mains, i have a smart plug that I will stick on it, the scanner have a external PSU and still pull a fair bit of energy, even when not in use and I don't use it that often. -
By ad47uk · Posted
I can understand turning the printers off, maybe, but the energy they use while on standby is very small, my Brother LED printer, uses less than a watt in deep sleep, the same as the Epson printer. So compared to other stuff they use nothing. I don't use the printers as much as i used to, I want to use the Epson more, which is an ink-jet, that is why I got it to do photos and crafting stuff. Turning a laser off is fine, mine will go to a off state, it then uses even less energy. The Brother while it is a LED printer, it works the same way as a Laser printer, but with LEDs instead of a laser. as i said, i don;t use the printers as much asi used to, but I like the idea that they are there when I need them. -
By grik · Posted
Good news but honestly no one is buying this before extensive independent reviews. Not a single soul will buy before this happens -
By +Nik Louch · Posted
Hallucination is the correct term to be used. I don’t get the funny? -
By Sislik · Posted
we also turn off the printer thesee days, because we print something like once a month we were printing several times a week in the past, so printer was kept on, but we don’t print much right now, so we turn it off… btw, it’s a laser printer
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Right, well. At school, the floppy drives 'eat' disks. Not as in they get jammed, but the data never seems to make it out of there alive. Even though I have a USB flash disk, most people do not, and they always seem to come to me for help when their data is gone. Point is, I need a good (preferably freeware) data recovery app. The problem is usually a corrupted FAT, and the files are always there (I can see them with a trial version of BadCopy). Also, it should (preferably) be not too large.
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