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...? ...3 Inventory ...4 PC and Main Components ...4 Media Center Components ...4 2.1 Speaker System Components ...4 Connecting Your Speakers ...17 PC Audio Connectors ...17 2.1 Speaker System ...18 5.1 Speaker System ...19 Adjusting the Volume ...20 Microphone ...20 Headphones ...20 Upgrading and Servicing ...45 Preparing the Computer ...45 Removing...52 Adding Memory ...56 Removing Add-In Cards ...58 Replacing Add-In Cards ...58 Starting My PC ...21 Starting the PC for the First Time ...21 Selecting an ISP ...22 HP Desktop ...23 Enabling TV Out Image ...24 Opening Media Center ...25 Software...
...? ...3 Inventory ...4 PC and Main Components ...4 Media Center Components ...4 2.1 Speaker System Components ...4 Connecting Your Speakers ...17 PC Audio Connectors ...17 2.1 Speaker System ...18 5.1 Speaker System ...19 Adjusting the Volume ...20 Microphone ...20 Headphones ...20 Upgrading and Servicing ...45 Preparing the Computer ...45 Removing...52 Adding Memory ...56 Removing Add-In Cards ...58 Replacing Add-In Cards ...58 Starting My PC ...21 Starting the PC for the First Time ...21 Selecting an ISP ...22 HP Desktop ...23 Enabling TV Out Image ...24 Opening Media Center ...25 Software...
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Locating Components in the PC Chassis 1st optical drive bay Power supply 2nd optical drive bay Drive cage with 3 drives (top to bottom): Hard disk drive 6-In-1 memory card reader Fan duct Diskette (floppy) drive Upgrading Memory sockets Expansion (Add-In) cards slots 47
Locating Components in the PC Chassis 1st optical drive bay Power supply 2nd optical drive bay Drive cage with 3 drives (top to bottom): Hard disk drive 6-In-1 memory card reader Fan duct Diskette (floppy) drive Upgrading Memory sockets Expansion (Add-In) cards slots 47
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... 6 Attach the connector marked Master on the IDE A jumper is a small plastic connector or wire which electrically connects two pins in order to the motherboard. n Upgrading MA ST ER ribbon cable to the back of the cable, marked Slave on the new hard drive is in the drive cage until the... or CPU board to define a configuration setting. CS SL MA Example drive with Cable Select jumper installed (your PC model does not have a 6-In-1 memory card reader, the bottom slot of the drive cage is attached, twist the remaining part of the preinstalled hard drive. SL AV E 55 Slide the...
... 6 Attach the connector marked Master on the IDE A jumper is a small plastic connector or wire which electrically connects two pins in order to the motherboard. n Upgrading MA ST ER ribbon cable to the back of the cable, marked Slave on the new hard drive is in the drive cage until the... or CPU board to define a configuration setting. CS SL MA Example drive with Cable Select jumper installed (your PC model does not have a 6-In-1 memory card reader, the bottom slot of the drive cage is attached, twist the remaining part of the preinstalled hard drive. SL AV E 55 Slide the...
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... models. DDR DIMMs DDR DIMMs must be 184-pin unbuffered DDR SDRAM. Using the wrong type of memory module could damage the PC. n The motherboard contains sockets for upgrading memory to the HP Web site by typing http://www.hp.com into your Web browser address box and pressing Enter on which model you have .
... models. DDR DIMMs DDR DIMMs must be 184-pin unbuffered DDR SDRAM. Using the wrong type of memory module could damage the PC. n The motherboard contains sockets for upgrading memory to the HP Web site by typing http://www.hp.com into your Web browser address box and pressing Enter on which model you have .
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...contacts on the motherboard. The socket retaining clips automatically lock it from the socket. Do not pull the memory module out of the memory socket. 2 Holding the new memory module by its top edge or side edges only, remove it into the raised bumps in the socket...edges only, lift it in antistatic packaging. 3 Position the memory module in the socket. n Upgrading 57 Use the retaining clips to eject the module. Removing a memory module Installing a memory module 1 Remove the fan duct. (See page 48.) 2 Locate the memory sockets on the module. Move any cabling out of the...
...contacts on the motherboard. The socket retaining clips automatically lock it from the socket. Do not pull the memory module out of the memory socket. 2 Holding the new memory module by its top edge or side edges only, remove it into the raised bumps in the socket...edges only, lift it in antistatic packaging. 3 Position the memory module in the socket. n Upgrading 57 Use the retaining clips to eject the module. Removing a memory module Installing a memory module 1 Remove the fan duct. (See page 48.) 2 Locate the memory sockets on the module. Move any cabling out of the...