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document.write("<h5>8 Steps for Vista vs 5 for XP</h5>");
document.write("Says it all, doesn't it!?. freddie");
document.write("<h5>Difficult to apply in business</h5>");
document.write("This solution is a start but in most large businesses that have patch management solutions, placing devices in standby does not help as you can no longer apply patches.  Hibernate is also not very elegant, ever tried getting a machine out of hibernate?<br /><br />If you want to save energy as a company (circa >500 machines) you need to look at power management software such as NightWatchman from 1E that does wake on lan out the box with no network changes required. This means that you can shut machines down and wake them.  Shutting down is important as machines draw no energy and ensures patches are applied during a reboot.<br /><br />This is an elegant solution and is designed for corporates with full reporting on energy and cost savings out the box.<br /><br />Locally provided by sustainableIT.<br /><br />. Tim");
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