Faronics Power Save eliminates computer energy waste by up to 50% without affecting productivity.
The formulas for the Eco-Savings box that calculates the environmental savings (such as trees saved, cars off the road, etc.) are derived from the U.S. Environment Protection Agency. http://www.epa.go...
Yes, there is a scheduling feature within Faronics Core that allows you to schedule specific actions on managed workstations....
Faronics Power Save supports Windows XP SP3 (32-bit and 64-bit), Windows Vista (32-bit and 64-bit), And Windows 7 (32bit and 64bit)....
Power Save provides a feature called “Local Wakeup” (or Wake-without-LAN) that allows you to wake up a machine prior to a new Power Policy taking effect. This sets a local alarm clock on the machine t...
Power Save provides the ability to override the Windows operating system power options to avoid conflicting power policies. This option if useful for environments in which centralized control of works...
Ideally you would have updates set to run during times when the PC is not being used such as late at night or early in the morning. If your computers have hardware that allow Wake-On-LAN to function, ...
Modern computer systems define a number of operating modes that determine what level of power they consume, these states are defined in the ACPI specification as follows: S0 - Working state. G1 - Slee...
Not all keyboards and mice support the ability to wake a system simply with a key press. To check if your device supports this type of action open the Device Manager, select the device listed in the D...
Power Save provides the option to Resume from Standby Password Challenge that will require the user to enter their Windows password when the computer resumes from Standby or Hibernate. If the user is ...
To properly support Wake on LAN a computer must meet the following requirements: The network card must be WOL capable. The power supply for the computer must supply appropriate current to the network ...