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Power management, settings, and use cases

Power management, settings, and use cases

We're going to take a look at how we use the energy-saving component of the Mac operating system. Very much like in Windows where we were able to shut down the hard drives when they weren't in use or turn off the monitor, we can do that same thing in the Mac operating system. So let's take a look. Multiple different ways to get there as usual. You can hold down the command button and then hit the space bar and it would come up with with this Spotlight Search, where you can type in system settings, or system preferences, I'm sorry, or you can type in settings. It kind of does the same thing. So I type in system preferences this time, and it'll come up with this. Now, here you have Energy Saver. The other thing you can do is just go ahead and click on the bar down here, the system settings. You can long hold it too. It comes back down. You can long hold and pick which one you think is necessary in this particular case, Energy Saver, is where we want to land. So now if you look at this…

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