End User License Agreement
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...END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS EQUIPMENT: This End-User license Agreement ("EULA") is a legal agreement between you and HP or its suppliers. You may make archival or back-up purposes. Reservation of using the Software INSTALLING, COPYING, Product. Notwithstanding the terms ... the Software PRODUCT ARE OFFERED ONLY Product. You do not have Software Product into Your Computer's AGREE TO ALL TERMS AND temporary memory (RAM) for use on more than one computer. RIGHTS IN THE SOFTWARE the right to the terms and conditions of the software...
...END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS EQUIPMENT: This End-User license Agreement ("EULA") is a legal agreement between you and HP or its suppliers. You may make archival or back-up purposes. Reservation of using the Software INSTALLING, COPYING, Product. Notwithstanding the terms ... the Software PRODUCT ARE OFFERED ONLY Product. You do not have Software Product into Your Computer's AGREE TO ALL TERMS AND temporary memory (RAM) for use on more than one computer. RIGHTS IN THE SOFTWARE the right to the terms and conditions of the software...
Limited Warranty and Support Guide - Refurbished
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...back-up purposes. The transfer may load the Software Product into the local memory or storage device of the HP Product. Prior to you in this EULA, and if applicable, the Certificate of Authenticity. HP grants you the following rights provided you comply with the update or supplement... the recovery solution was originally licensed for use on more than one computer. You may copy the Software Product into Your Computer's temporary memory (RAM) for purposes of using the Software Product. UPGRADES. BY INSTALLING, COPYING, DOWNLOADING, OR OTHERWISE USING THE SOFTWARE PRODUCT, YOU ...
...back-up purposes. The transfer may load the Software Product into the local memory or storage device of the HP Product. Prior to you in this EULA, and if applicable, the Certificate of Authenticity. HP grants you the following rights provided you comply with the update or supplement... the recovery solution was originally licensed for use on more than one computer. You may copy the Software Product into Your Computer's temporary memory (RAM) for purposes of using the Software Product. UPGRADES. BY INSTALLING, COPYING, DOWNLOADING, OR OTHERWISE USING THE SOFTWARE PRODUCT, YOU ...
Safety and Regulatory Information Desktops, Thin Clients, and Personal Workstations
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... in electrical and electronic equipment". Table 2-2 Toxic and Hazardous Substances and Elements (continued) Part Name Lead (Pb) Mercury (Hg) Cadmium (Cd) Hexavalent Chromium (Cr(VI)) Memory X O O O I/O PCAs X O O O Power supply X O O O Keyboard X O O O Mouse X O O O Chassis/Other X O O O Fans X O O O Internal/External Media Reading X O O O Devices External Control Devices X O O O Cable X O O O Hard Disk Drive X O O O Display X X O O Polybrominated biphenyls (PBB) Polybrominated...
... in electrical and electronic equipment". Table 2-2 Toxic and Hazardous Substances and Elements (continued) Part Name Lead (Pb) Mercury (Hg) Cadmium (Cd) Hexavalent Chromium (Cr(VI)) Memory X O O O I/O PCAs X O O O Power supply X O O O Keyboard X O O O Mouse X O O O Chassis/Other X O O O Fans X O O O Internal/External Media Reading X O O O Devices External Control Devices X O O O Cable X O O O Hard Disk Drive X O O O Display X X O O Polybrominated biphenyls (PBB) Polybrominated...
Upgrade and Service
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...the cover with the following requirements before touching any internal parts or electronic components. Avoid touching sharp edges inside the computer. Removing Memory 1 Remove the Pocket Media Drive, if it is present. CAUTION: Static electricity can use a flathead screwdriver with the power ... the following screw (Torque screw). NOTE: Computer features may vary by touching the metal cage of the computer before removing and replacing memory. Remove the Personal Media Drive, if it is present. 2 Turn off the computer. 3 Disconnect all peripherals and cables from the...
...the cover with the following requirements before touching any internal parts or electronic components. Avoid touching sharp edges inside the computer. Removing Memory 1 Remove the Pocket Media Drive, if it is present. CAUTION: Static electricity can use a flathead screwdriver with the power ... the following screw (Torque screw). NOTE: Computer features may vary by touching the metal cage of the computer before removing and replacing memory. Remove the Personal Media Drive, if it is present. 2 Turn off the computer. 3 Disconnect all peripherals and cables from the...
Upgrade and Service
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Pull each of the tabs out slightly, away from the computer. 5 Grasp the handle, and pull the side panel about 2.5 cm (1 inch) toward the back of the side panel, and then lift the panel from the computer, to the computer. 4 Loosen the side panel thumbscrew on the back of the computer. 6 Tilt out the top of the computer to release it. 7 Locate the three tabs that secure the front panel to release the panel. 537500-001 - Removing and Replacing Memory 3
Pull each of the tabs out slightly, away from the computer. 5 Grasp the handle, and pull the side panel about 2.5 cm (1 inch) toward the back of the side panel, and then lift the panel from the computer, to the computer. 4 Loosen the side panel thumbscrew on the back of the computer. 6 Tilt out the top of the computer to release it. 7 Locate the three tabs that secure the front panel to release the panel. 537500-001 - Removing and Replacing Memory 3
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8 Swing the front panel open toward the left, and then lift it off the computer. 11 Squeeze the top and bottom of the PMD connector and remove it from the top cage. 9 Lay the computer on the side. 12 Remove the two screws that secure the drive cage in the computer. 10 Locate the hard disk drive cage inside the computer. You must remove the cage to access memory. 4 537500-001 - Removing and Replacing Memory
8 Swing the front panel open toward the left, and then lift it off the computer. 11 Squeeze the top and bottom of the PMD connector and remove it from the top cage. 9 Lay the computer on the side. 12 Remove the two screws that secure the drive cage in the computer. 10 Locate the hard disk drive cage inside the computer. You must remove the cage to access memory. 4 537500-001 - Removing and Replacing Memory
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Removing and Replacing Memory 5 13 Insert a long screwdriver into the opening in the cage. 15 Slide the cage toward the top of the computer to release it. 14 Using the screwdriver, press the latch for the drive cage inside the computer. 16 Lift the cage partway out of the computer. 537500-001 -
Removing and Replacing Memory 5 13 Insert a long screwdriver into the opening in the cage. 15 Slide the cage toward the top of the computer to release it. 14 Using the screwdriver, press the latch for the drive cage inside the computer. 16 Lift the cage partway out of the computer. 537500-001 -
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.... MASTER SLAVE To CPU For plugs with a latch, press the latch (1 or 3) in blue sockets. NOTE: The location and number of the memory socket to release the memory module. 13 4 2 6 537500-001 - The blue sockets are filled first, starting with the largest capacity module placed in your computer motherboard. Set... socket closest to the processor (1) on the motherboard. For plugs without a latch, pull the plug straight out from the connector. 18 Locate the memory sockets on the drive. In addition, some plugs have a latch that must be paired sets, coded blue and black. The...
.... MASTER SLAVE To CPU For plugs with a latch, press the latch (1 or 3) in blue sockets. NOTE: The location and number of the memory socket to release the memory module. 13 4 2 6 537500-001 - The blue sockets are filled first, starting with the largest capacity module placed in your computer motherboard. Set... socket closest to the processor (1) on the motherboard. For plugs without a latch, pull the plug straight out from the connector. 18 Locate the memory sockets on the drive. In addition, some plugs have a latch that must be paired sets, coded blue and black. The...
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... into the blue sockets first, starting with the largest capacity module placed in the memory socket. 2 Look at the memory module socket for the tab that meet or exceed your original computer specifications. Replacing Memory IMPORTANT: The new (replacement) part may not look the same as the original part..., due to the processor on the motherboard. 1 Touching only the top edge of the memory module, locate the notch on the memory module. 537500-001 - Hewlett-Packard always provides quality parts that matches the notch on the bottom edge. Incompatible...
... into the blue sockets first, starting with the largest capacity module placed in the memory socket. 2 Look at the memory module socket for the tab that meet or exceed your original computer specifications. Replacing Memory IMPORTANT: The new (replacement) part may not look the same as the original part..., due to the processor on the motherboard. 1 Touching only the top edge of the memory module, locate the notch on the memory module. 537500-001 - Hewlett-Packard always provides quality parts that matches the notch on the bottom edge. Incompatible...
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Removing and Replacing Memory 3 Position the memory module over the socket, aligning the notch with the tab in the socket, and then firmly press the module down into the socket... 4 Tip up the hard disk drive cage, and locate the four tabs on the bottom. ...until the retaining clips at the ends of the socket lock the module into place. 5 Locate the four slots inside the computer that match the tabs on the bottom of the hard disk drive cage. 8 537500-001 -
Removing and Replacing Memory 3 Position the memory module over the socket, aligning the notch with the tab in the socket, and then firmly press the module down into the socket... 4 Tip up the hard disk drive cage, and locate the four tabs on the bottom. ...until the retaining clips at the ends of the socket lock the module into place. 5 Locate the four slots inside the computer that match the tabs on the bottom of the hard disk drive cage. 8 537500-001 -
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6 Hold the cage over the computer, and connect the hard disk drive power and data cables. 8 Slide the cage toward the bottom of the computer until it locks into place. 7 Lower the cage into the computer, inserting the four tabs on the bottom of the cage into the computer slots. 9 Insert and tighten the two screws that secure the cage in the computer. 10 Squeeze the top and bottom of the PMD connector and insert it into the top cage. 537500-001 - Removing and Replacing Memory 9
6 Hold the cage over the computer, and connect the hard disk drive power and data cables. 8 Slide the cage toward the bottom of the computer until it locks into place. 7 Lower the cage into the computer, inserting the four tabs on the bottom of the cage into the computer slots. 9 Insert and tighten the two screws that secure the cage in the computer. 10 Squeeze the top and bottom of the PMD connector and insert it into the top cage. 537500-001 - Removing and Replacing Memory 9
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... the side panel over the computer, and then press the left side of the panel into the rail slots on the computer. Removing and Replacing Memory
... the side panel over the computer, and then press the left side of the panel into the rail slots on the computer. Removing and Replacing Memory
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16 Tighten the side panel thumbscrew on the back of the computer. 17 Reconnect all peripherals and cables, and then turn on the computer. 537500-001 - Removing and Replacing Memory 11
16 Tighten the side panel thumbscrew on the back of the computer. 17 Reconnect all peripherals and cables, and then turn on the computer. 537500-001 - Removing and Replacing Memory 11
Warranty
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... any other form, may make archival or back-up purposes. Use. HP and its suppliers. You may only be governed by the Microsoft License Agreement. 10 Copying. You may copy the Software Product into Your Computer's temporary memory (RAM) for use on more than one computer, you may use... of any Microsoft operating system software contained in such recovery solution shall be used for restoring the hard disk of the HP Product with/for back-up copies of the...
... any other form, may make archival or back-up purposes. Use. HP and its suppliers. You may only be governed by the Microsoft License Agreement. 10 Copying. You may copy the Software Product into Your Computer's temporary memory (RAM) for use on more than one computer, you may use... of any Microsoft operating system software contained in such recovery solution shall be used for restoring the hard disk of the HP Product with/for back-up copies of the...
Warranty
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... used for recycling. This limitation is not limited to find out how easy it is not an HP product; Recycle - Visit our Web site to HP and Compaq systems. The memory above 3GB may not be available because of system resource requirements. Copyright © 2009 Hewlett-Packard ...Development Company, L.P. 26 Note About Systems Configured with 4GB of Memory For computers with a 32-bit operating system, all makes and models. The BIOS menu displays. Confirming Total Memory The system BIOS displays the full 4GB of installed memory. 1 Turn on the PC. 2 Press the F1 key.
... used for recycling. This limitation is not limited to find out how easy it is not an HP product; Recycle - Visit our Web site to HP and Compaq systems. The memory above 3GB may not be available because of system resource requirements. Copyright © 2009 Hewlett-Packard ...Development Company, L.P. 26 Note About Systems Configured with 4GB of Memory For computers with a 32-bit operating system, all makes and models. The BIOS menu displays. Confirming Total Memory The system BIOS displays the full 4GB of installed memory. 1 Turn on the PC. 2 Press the F1 key.
Getting Started
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... an Old Computer to Your New Computer 26 Special Features of Your Computer 27 Using the Memory Card Reader 27 Using a Vertical CD/DVD Drive 29 Using LightScribe Technology 30 Using the Remote Control 31 HP Easy Backup ...32 Peripheral Device Landing Pad and Cable Routing 32 Using Software...33 Getting More... the Onscreen Help and Support Center 35 Accessing Support on the Web 35 Finding Guides on the Web 35 Finding Onscreen Guides 36 Using the PC Help & Tools Folder 36 Using HP Total Care Advisor Software 37 Using the Computer with Safety and Comfort 37 Table of Contents iii
... an Old Computer to Your New Computer 26 Special Features of Your Computer 27 Using the Memory Card Reader 27 Using a Vertical CD/DVD Drive 29 Using LightScribe Technology 30 Using the Remote Control 31 HP Easy Backup ...32 Peripheral Device Landing Pad and Cable Routing 32 Using Software...33 Getting More... the Onscreen Help and Support Center 35 Accessing Support on the Web 35 Finding Guides on the Web 35 Finding Onscreen Guides 36 Using the PC Help & Tools Folder 36 Using HP Total Care Advisor Software 37 Using the Computer with Safety and Comfort 37 Table of Contents iii
Getting Started
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... or put the computer automatically into a reduced-power state. The computer has these reduced power states: Sleep mode saves your work to memory, so you shut down the computer except when you safely stop the operating system and turn off the power for safety reasons: to ...best results when using a password. 16 Getting Started (features vary by model) Hibernate mode (available as an advanced power setting) saves the system memory to shutting down the computer, you must turn on the computer again, the programs, folders, and documents that you can resume quickly. As ...
... or put the computer automatically into a reduced-power state. The computer has these reduced power states: Sleep mode saves your work to memory, so you shut down the computer except when you safely stop the operating system and turn off the power for safety reasons: to ...best results when using a password. 16 Getting Started (features vary by model) Hibernate mode (available as an advanced power setting) saves the system memory to shutting down the computer, you must turn on the computer again, the programs, folders, and documents that you can resume quickly. As ...
Getting Started
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... computer again, the programs, folders, and documents that you select Hibernate mode, the computer saves to the hard disk drive everything that is in computer memory, turns off the monitor and the hard disk drive, and then turns itself off . (You can set the computer to the screen. If Hibernate is...
... computer again, the programs, folders, and documents that you select Hibernate mode, the computer saves to the hard disk drive everything that is in computer memory, turns off the monitor and the hard disk drive, and then turns itself off . (You can set the computer to the screen. If Hibernate is...
Getting Started
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.... Also, you may require that you restart the computer, the computer clears some settings and starts over using the operating system and software in its memory. Check with your selections, and then click Apply. For a modem, see "Connecting a Modem" on page 1 to the Lock button. 3 Click Restart. Or For Hibernate mode...
.... Also, you may require that you restart the computer, the computer clears some settings and starts over using the operating system and software in its memory. Check with your selections, and then click Apply. For a modem, see "Connecting a Modem" on page 1 to the Lock button. 3 Click Restart. Or For Hibernate mode...