The correct answer is
compliant .
To take full advantage of Windows 2000/XP power management abilities, your system BIOS must be compliant with the Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) standard.
Här är varför:
* ACPI is a standard that allows operating systems to communicate with hardware components to manage power consumption effectively.
* BIOS is the basic input/output system that controls your computer's hardware during startup.
* Compliance means that your BIOS follows the ACPI standard and provides the necessary functionality for Windows to manage power settings.
If your BIOS is not compliant, Windows may not be able to:
* Properly manage power states (e.g., sleep, hibernate)
* Suspend or resume devices correctly
* Justera strömförbrukningen effektivt
Därför är en ACPI-kompatibel BIOS avgörande För optimal krafthantering i Windows 2000 och XP.
