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Setting Up Your Webcam 22 Integrated Webcam 22 External Webcam 22 Setting up Bluetooth 22 About Your Computer 23 Power Adapter 23 Battery 24 Coin-Cell Battery 24 Touchpad 25 Display 25 Touchscreen 25 3D 25 3D Camera 26 Keyboard 26 Physical Keyboard 27 Keyboard Backlight 27 On-Screen Keyboard 28 Keyboard Connection Types 28 Wired 28 Wireless 28 Service Tag and Express-Service Code 29 Locating the Label on Your Computer 29 Dell Support Website 29 BIOS Setup Program 29 4 Contents
Setting Up Your Webcam 22 Integrated Webcam 22 External Webcam 22 Setting up Bluetooth 22 About Your Computer 23 Power Adapter 23 Battery 24 Coin-Cell Battery 24 Touchpad 25 Display 25 Touchscreen 25 3D 25 3D Camera 26 Keyboard 26 Physical Keyboard 27 Keyboard Backlight 27 On-Screen Keyboard 28 Keyboard Connection Types 28 Wired 28 Wireless 28 Service Tag and Express-Service Code 29 Locating the Label on Your Computer 29 Dell Support Website 29 BIOS Setup Program 29 4 Contents
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... Network‑Interface Controller (NIC) 42 Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) Adapter 43 Bluetooth 43 Near-Field Communication 43 Using Your Computer 44 Charging the Battery 44 Using your Keyboard 44 Keyboard Shortcuts 44 Keyboard Shortcuts - Windows 8.1/Windows RT 47 Customizing Your Keyboard 48 Changing Keyboard Input Language 49 Using Numeric...
... Network‑Interface Controller (NIC) 42 Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) Adapter 43 Bluetooth 43 Near-Field Communication 43 Using Your Computer 44 Charging the Battery 44 Using your Keyboard 44 Keyboard Shortcuts 44 Keyboard Shortcuts - Windows 8.1/Windows RT 47 Customizing Your Keyboard 48 Changing Keyboard Input Language 49 Using Numeric...
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Troubleshooting 85 Basic Troubleshooting Steps 85 Diagnostics 85 Pre-Boot System Assessment 85 Invoking PSA 85 Enhanced PSA 86 LCD BIST 87 Starting LCD BIST 87 Invoking ePSA 88 Beep Codes 89 BIOS 90 Changing BIOS Settings 90 Entering BIOS Setup Program 90 Resetting BIOS Password 91 Remove the CMOS Battery 91 Use System‑Board Jumper 91 Changing the Boot Sequence 92 Using Boot Menu 92 Using BIOS Setup Program 92 Getting Help and Contacting Dell 93 Getting Help 93 Contacting Dell 93 10 Contents
Troubleshooting 85 Basic Troubleshooting Steps 85 Diagnostics 85 Pre-Boot System Assessment 85 Invoking PSA 85 Enhanced PSA 86 LCD BIST 87 Starting LCD BIST 87 Invoking ePSA 88 Beep Codes 89 BIOS 90 Changing BIOS Settings 90 Entering BIOS Setup Program 90 Resetting BIOS Password 91 Remove the CMOS Battery 91 Use System‑Board Jumper 91 Changing the Boot Sequence 92 Using Boot Menu 92 Using BIOS Setup Program 92 Getting Help and Contacting Dell 93 Getting Help 93 Contacting Dell 93 10 Contents
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References Computer Maintenance Power Management Configuring Power Settings Configuring the Power Button Behavior Improving Battery Life Dell Longevity Mode Dell Desktop Mode Migration Tips Migrating from one Windows Operating System to a newer Operating System Ergonomic Instructions Dell and the Environment Regulatory Compliance Policy Contact Details for Regulatory Compliance Web site Additional Compliance Information 94 94 94 95 96 96 97 98 98 98 99 100 102 102 102 Contents 11
References Computer Maintenance Power Management Configuring Power Settings Configuring the Power Button Behavior Improving Battery Life Dell Longevity Mode Dell Desktop Mode Migration Tips Migrating from one Windows Operating System to a newer Operating System Ergonomic Instructions Dell and the Environment Regulatory Compliance Policy Contact Details for Regulatory Compliance Web site Additional Compliance Information 94 94 94 95 96 96 97 98 98 98 99 100 102 102 102 Contents 11
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... can last for which the computer is powered off . The battery allows you must replace the battery. The life cycle of the battery is turned off , and so on your computer may require a Dell service technician to low capacity batteries. NOTE: For tips on . Battery Batteries are type of time it is not connected to the Complementary...
... can last for which the computer is powered off . The battery allows you must replace the battery. The life cycle of the battery is turned off , and so on your computer may require a Dell service technician to low capacity batteries. NOTE: For tips on . Battery Batteries are type of time it is not connected to the Complementary...
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... flexibility to your computer with a cable (wired) or using wireless signals (wireless). To check if backlit keyboard is available on Dell laptops have different lighting states. Keyboard Connection Types Keyboards can select the keys using a cable (generally USB) and do not require...]The backlit keyboard on your computer, see the Specifications of your computer at dell.com/support. Keyboard that use RF technology usually ship with your computer's built-in touchscreen devices such as batteries. Wireless Wireless keyboards use the keyboard from a more comfortable position within a...
... flexibility to your computer with a cable (wired) or using wireless signals (wireless). To check if backlit keyboard is available on Dell laptops have different lighting states. Keyboard Connection Types Keyboards can select the keys using a cable (generally USB) and do not require...]The backlit keyboard on your computer, see the Specifications of your computer at dell.com/support. Keyboard that use RF technology usually ship with your computer's built-in touchscreen devices such as batteries. Wireless Wireless keyboards use the keyboard from a more comfortable position within a...
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.../support • BIOS setup program Locating the Label on (or restart) your computer. Dell Support Website 1. Back of the tablet NOTE: For the specific location of the laptop (under system badge or in battery bay) Desktops - Back or top of the computer chassis Tablets - Click Detect Service... Tag and follow the instructions on your device, see the Service Manual of the following: • Label on the computer or tablet • My Dell tile or My Dell software on your computer...
.../support • BIOS setup program Locating the Label on (or restart) your computer. Dell Support Website 1. Back of the tablet NOTE: For the specific location of the laptop (under system badge or in battery bay) Desktops - Back or top of the computer chassis Tablets - Click Detect Service... Tag and follow the instructions on your device, see the Service Manual of the following: • Label on the computer or tablet • My Dell tile or My Dell software on your computer...
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... the type of system board and the computer it is designed for. 1 processor socket 3 power connector 5 PCI-Express x1 connector 7 eSATA connector 2 memory-module connector 4 battery socket 6 PCI-Express x16 connector 8 processor 34 System Board NOTE: Size, shape, and location of computers. All other devices connect to the system board...
... the type of system board and the computer it is designed for. 1 processor socket 3 power connector 5 PCI-Express x1 connector 7 eSATA connector 2 memory-module connector 4 battery socket 6 PCI-Express x16 connector 8 processor 34 System Board NOTE: Size, shape, and location of computers. All other devices connect to the system board...
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... perform two or more functions when pressed along with other functions. Using your Keyboard Press the keys on your computer, see "Improving Battery Life". The battery is charged while the computer or tablet is in a hot environment, it from overcharging. Increase brightness on an external display). 44 ...program or using keyboard shortcuts. Decrease brightness on the integrated display only (not on an integrated display. Using Your Computer Charging the Battery Connect the power adapter to your computer or tablet to that option. and up-arrow key and down for it to cool down...
... perform two or more functions when pressed along with other functions. Using your Keyboard Press the keys on your computer, see "Improving Battery Life". The battery is charged while the computer or tablet is in a hot environment, it from overcharging. Increase brightness on an external display). 44 ...program or using keyboard shortcuts. Decrease brightness on the integrated display only (not on an integrated display. Using Your Computer Charging the Battery Connect the power adapter to your computer or tablet to that option. and up-arrow key and down for it to cool down...
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... USB devices may have a standalone eSATA port or an eSATA/USB combo port. NOTE: On laptops, PowerShare feature stops charging the device when the laptop battery charge reaches 10%. You can configure this limit using a USB optical drive or a flash drive. The debug port enables a user to connect external storage devices...
... USB devices may have a standalone eSATA port or an eSATA/USB combo port. NOTE: On laptops, PowerShare feature stops charging the device when the laptop battery charge reaches 10%. You can configure this limit using a USB optical drive or a flash drive. The debug port enables a user to connect external storage devices...
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Some of software applications that provide enhanced functionality to a number of functions that you can access using Dell Quickset include: • Configure wireless shortcut key • Disable or enable battery charging • Change Fn‑key behaviour NOTE: Quickset may not be supported on all computers. Solution Station Offerings Type Warranty and ongoing...
Some of software applications that provide enhanced functionality to a number of functions that you can access using Dell Quickset include: • Configure wireless shortcut key • Disable or enable battery charging • Change Fn‑key behaviour NOTE: Quickset may not be supported on all computers. Solution Station Offerings Type Warranty and ongoing...
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...;In Self Test) helps you do not see colored lines on the screen and if you see the documentation of the LCD. Press at the Dell logo to them. NOTE: If you wait too long and the operating system logo appears, continue to enter the LCD BIST. Provides detailed information about... some other part. Starting LCD BIST 1. The test may have diagnostics specific to access the Boot Menu. The Stat column displays the status of the battery, power adapter, fans, and so on or restart your computer and try again. 3. Select Diagnostics and press . 4.
...;In Self Test) helps you do not see colored lines on the screen and if you see the documentation of the LCD. Press at the Dell logo to them. NOTE: If you wait too long and the operating system logo appears, continue to enter the LCD BIST. Provides detailed information about... some other part. Starting LCD BIST 1. The test may have diagnostics specific to access the Boot Menu. The Stat column displays the status of the battery, power adapter, fans, and so on or restart your computer and try again. 3. Select Diagnostics and press . 4.
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...inside your computer, see the Service Manual at dell.com/support. There are used to add extra security to reset lost or forgotten BIOS passwords. The jumper joins the centre pin to the opposite pin. Remove the CMOS Battery WARNING: Read the safety instructions before working ...inside your computer. To reset the password, remove the coin‑cell battery, wait 15-30 minutes, and then replace the coin‑cell battery. NOTE: For more information on the location of the following methods, depending on . If you have ...
...inside your computer, see the Service Manual at dell.com/support. There are used to add extra security to reset lost or forgotten BIOS passwords. The jumper joins the centre pin to the opposite pin. Remove the CMOS Battery WARNING: Read the safety instructions before working ...inside your computer. To reset the password, remove the coin‑cell battery, wait 15-30 minutes, and then replace the coin‑cell battery. NOTE: For more information on the location of the following methods, depending on . If you have ...
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...complex 3D graphics applications and games. 96 Power Management Choose what you want your computer to do . 3. Improving Battery Life The operating time of a battery, which is connected to When I press the power button. Configuring the Power Button Behavior To configure the power button behavior.... If your laptop computer. Click Save changes. You may choose different option when your computer is running on battery and when it is the time the battery can hold a charge, varies depending on the Start screen. 2. You may choose different option when your computer...
...complex 3D graphics applications and games. 96 Power Management Choose what you want your computer to do . 3. Improving Battery Life The operating time of a battery, which is connected to When I press the power button. Configuring the Power Button Behavior To configure the power button behavior.... If your laptop computer. Click Save changes. You may choose different option when your computer is running on battery and when it is the time the battery can hold a charge, varies depending on the Start screen. 2. You may choose different option when your computer...
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... dialog box appears. 2. You can configure the battery‑charging behavior to increase the battery life. Right-click the battery icon on how often the battery is enabled, the battery charges only between 88% - 100% of the battery decreases over time depending on the Windows notification area and click Dell Extended Battery Life Options. You can improve the...
... dialog box appears. 2. You can configure the battery‑charging behavior to increase the battery life. Right-click the battery icon on how often the battery is enabled, the battery charges only between 88% - 100% of the battery decreases over time depending on the Windows notification area and click Dell Extended Battery Life Options. You can improve the...
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... if applicable, displays a message requesting you backup your files like pictures, music, documents, and so on the Windows notification area, and then click Dell Extended Battery Life Options. Click OK. Click the Desktop mode tab. 3. Click Enable or Disable based on all computers. This reduces the number of charge/discharge cycles ...
... if applicable, displays a message requesting you backup your files like pictures, music, documents, and so on the Windows notification area, and then click Dell Extended Battery Life Options. Click OK. Click the Desktop mode tab. 3. Click Enable or Disable based on all computers. This reduces the number of charge/discharge cycles ...
XPS 13 L321X Owners Manual
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5 Battery 17 Prerequisites 17 Removing the Battery 17 Replacing the Battery 18 Postrequisites 18 6 Speakers 19 Prerequisites 19 Removing the Speakers 19 Replacing the Speakers 22 Postrequisites 22 7 Wireless Mini-Card 23 Prerequisites 23 Removing the Mini-Card 24 Replacing the Mini-Card 25 Postrequisites 26 8 Solid-State Drive 27 Prerequisites 27 Removing the Solid-State Drive 27 Replacing the Solid-State Drive 28 4 Contents
5 Battery 17 Prerequisites 17 Removing the Battery 17 Replacing the Battery 18 Postrequisites 18 6 Speakers 19 Prerequisites 19 Removing the Speakers 19 Replacing the Speakers 22 Postrequisites 22 7 Wireless Mini-Card 23 Prerequisites 23 Removing the Mini-Card 24 Replacing the Mini-Card 25 Postrequisites 26 8 Solid-State Drive 27 Prerequisites 27 Removing the Solid-State Drive 27 Replacing the Solid-State Drive 28 4 Contents
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12 I/O Board 39 Prerequisites 39 Removing the I/O Board 40 Replacing the I/O Board 40 Postrequisites 41 13 System Board 43 Prerequisites 43 Removing the System Board 44 Replacing the System Board 46 Postrequisites 47 Entering the Service Tag in BIOS 47 14 Coin-Cell Battery 49 Prerequisites 49 Removing the Coin-Cell Battery 50 Replacing the Coin-Cell Battery 50 Postrequisites 51 15 Display Assembly 53 Prerequisites 53 Removing the Display Assembly 53 6 Contents
12 I/O Board 39 Prerequisites 39 Removing the I/O Board 40 Replacing the I/O Board 40 Postrequisites 41 13 System Board 43 Prerequisites 43 Removing the System Board 44 Replacing the System Board 46 Postrequisites 47 Entering the Service Tag in BIOS 47 14 Coin-Cell Battery 49 Prerequisites 49 Removing the Coin-Cell Battery 50 Replacing the Coin-Cell Battery 50 Postrequisites 51 15 Display Assembly 53 Prerequisites 53 Removing the Display Assembly 53 6 Contents
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...-Light Board" on page 13. 2 Remove the power-light board. 5 Battery WARNING: Before working inside your computer, read the safety information that secure the battery to the palm-rest assembly. 3 Lift the battery off the palm-rest assembly. 1 2 3 1 screws (8) 3 battery cable 2 battery Battery 17 Prerequisites 1 Remove the base cover. Removing the Battery 1 Disconnect the battery cable from the system...
...-Light Board" on page 13. 2 Remove the power-light board. 5 Battery WARNING: Before working inside your computer, read the safety information that secure the battery to the palm-rest assembly. 3 Lift the battery off the palm-rest assembly. 1 2 3 1 screws (8) 3 battery cable 2 battery Battery 17 Prerequisites 1 Remove the base cover. Removing the Battery 1 Disconnect the battery cable from the system...
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See "Replacing the Power-Light Board" on the palm-rest assembly. 2 Replace the screws that secure the battery to the palm-rest assembly. 3 Connect the battery cable to the system-board. Postrequisites 1 Replace the power-light board. Replacing the Battery 1 Align the screw holes on the battery with the screw holes on page 16. 2 Replace the base cover. See "Replacing the Base Cover" on page 14. 3 Follow the instructions in "After Working Inside Your Computer" on page 11. 18 Battery
See "Replacing the Power-Light Board" on the palm-rest assembly. 2 Replace the screws that secure the battery to the palm-rest assembly. 3 Connect the battery cable to the system-board. Postrequisites 1 Replace the power-light board. Replacing the Battery 1 Align the screw holes on the battery with the screw holes on page 16. 2 Replace the base cover. See "Replacing the Base Cover" on page 14. 3 Follow the instructions in "After Working Inside Your Computer" on page 11. 18 Battery