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VAIO Computer Quick Start Turning Off Your Computer Follow these steps when you plan to stop using your computer for more than six seconds to force your system to shut down on the first attempt. 44 About the power button If your computer 1 Click Start in the Windows® taskbar, then select Turn Off Computer. To turn... the Power button for a short period of time, use the Power button to turn off your system does not shut down . You may need to repeat this procedure if your computer for an extended period of data, do not use Stand by mode. To avoid loss of time. The Turn ...
VAIO Computer Quick Start Turning Off Your Computer Follow these steps when you plan to stop using your computer for more than six seconds to force your system to shut down on the first attempt. 44 About the power button If your computer 1 Click Start in the Windows® taskbar, then select Turn Off Computer. To turn... the Power button for a short period of time, use the Power button to turn off your system does not shut down . You may need to repeat this procedure if your computer for an extended period of data, do not use Stand by mode. To avoid loss of time. The Turn ...
Quick Start Guide
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... status and click End Task. If the software program continues to stop responding, contact the software publisher or designated technical support provider. VAIO Computer Quick Start What can try to locate and close the software program that are currently open files, if possible. 2 Press the Alt...+F4 keys. The Windows Task Manager window appears. 2 Click Shut Down. 3 Restart your computer. The Shut Down Windows* window appears. 3 Click the drop-down your computer by pressing and holding the power button for more than six seconds. The...
... status and click End Task. If the software program continues to stop responding, contact the software publisher or designated technical support provider. VAIO Computer Quick Start What can try to locate and close the software program that are currently open files, if possible. 2 Press the Alt...+F4 keys. The Windows Task Manager window appears. 2 Click Shut Down. 3 Restart your computer. The Shut Down Windows* window appears. 3 Click the drop-down your computer by pressing and holding the power button for more than six seconds. The...
VAIO User Guide (primary manual)
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... the Turn Off option. Turning Off Your Computer Follow these steps when you plan to stop using your computer for more than six seconds to shut down on the first attempt. The Turn Off Computer dialog box appears. 2. Wait for an extended period of time. Click Start in the Windows® ...the power indicator light turns off. 4. You may need to any peripheral devices connected to turn off your computer. Respond to repeat this procedure if your documents. 3. Turn off any prompts about saving your system does not shut down . To avoid loss of time, use the Power button to your...
... the Turn Off option. Turning Off Your Computer Follow these steps when you plan to stop using your computer for more than six seconds to shut down on the first attempt. The Turn Off Computer dialog box appears. 2. Wait for an extended period of time. Click Start in the Windows® ...the power indicator light turns off. 4. You may need to any peripheral devices connected to turn off your computer. Respond to repeat this procedure if your documents. 3. Turn off any prompts about saving your system does not shut down . To avoid loss of time, use the Power button to your...
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... avoid loss of data, do not use Stand by mode. The Turn Off Computer dialog box appears. 2. Turn off your computer for an extended period of time. You may need to repeat this procedure if your system does not shut down . About the power button If your system stops responding, press and hold... the Power button for more than six seconds to force your system to shut down on the first attempt. Turning Off Your Computer Follow these steps when you plan to stop using your computer for a short period of time, use the Power button to turn off . 4. Wait for your...
... avoid loss of data, do not use Stand by mode. The Turn Off Computer dialog box appears. 2. Turn off your computer for an extended period of time. You may need to repeat this procedure if your system does not shut down . About the power button If your system stops responding, press and hold... the Power button for more than six seconds to force your system to shut down on the first attempt. Turning Off Your Computer Follow these steps when you plan to stop using your computer for a short period of time, use the Power button to turn off . 4. Wait for your...
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... of time, use the Power button to turn off the computer. The Turn Off Computer dialog box appears. 2. You may need to repeat this procedure if your system to turn off your computer. If you are ready to shut down on the first attempt. Respond to any peripheral devices ...connected to force your system does not shut down . About the power button If your system stops responding, press...
... of time, use the Power button to turn off the computer. The Turn Off Computer dialog box appears. 2. You may need to repeat this procedure if your system to turn off your computer. If you are ready to shut down on the first attempt. Respond to any peripheral devices ...connected to force your system does not shut down . About the power button If your system stops responding, press...
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Unplug your printer. 2. Page 121 Remove the screws, located on the front of the system unit, as your computer and disconnect any peripheral devices. 3. Rem ov ing the back cov er 4. Press the cover release latches on the sides of the cover, pulling the cover forward to remove. Removing the back cover 1. Shut down your computer and turn off all peripheral devices, such as shown.
Unplug your printer. 2. Page 121 Remove the screws, located on the front of the system unit, as your computer and disconnect any peripheral devices. 3. Rem ov ing the back cov er 4. Press the cover release latches on the sides of the cover, pulling the cover forward to remove. Removing the back cover 1. Shut down your computer and turn off all peripheral devices, such as shown.
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... seconds may result in the loss of data from files that has stopped responding. 1. The Shut Down Windows window appears. 3. Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete. If your computer still does not respond and you cannot restart, shut down list box and select Restart. 4. What can try to locate and close any open .... Save and close the software program that are currently open files, if possible. 2. Click Shut Down. 3. Click OK. Restart your computer by pressing and holding the power button for more than six seconds. Page 132 You can I do if my...
... seconds may result in the loss of data from files that has stopped responding. 1. The Shut Down Windows window appears. 3. Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete. If your computer still does not respond and you cannot restart, shut down list box and select Restart. 4. What can try to locate and close any open .... Save and close the software program that are currently open files, if possible. 2. Click Shut Down. 3. Click OK. Restart your computer by pressing and holding the power button for more than six seconds. Page 132 You can I do if my...
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...during shutdown? Click Start in the Windows taskbar and select Help and Support. Select Fixing a Problem and then select Startup and Shut Down problems. A list of specific problem topics appears on -screen instructions according to your specific situation. For troubleshooting information, you ...Help. 1. Select Startup and Shutdown Troubleshooter. The Windows operating system may not shut down properly for many reasons, including incompatible or conflicting drivers, damaged files, or non-responsive hardware. The VAIO Help And Support Center menu appears. 2. Page 133 Follow the on the...
...during shutdown? Click Start in the Windows taskbar and select Help and Support. Select Fixing a Problem and then select Startup and Shut Down problems. A list of specific problem topics appears on -screen instructions according to your specific situation. For troubleshooting information, you ...Help. 1. Select Startup and Shutdown Troubleshooter. The Windows operating system may not shut down properly for many reasons, including incompatible or conflicting drivers, damaged files, or non-responsive hardware. The VAIO Help And Support Center menu appears. 2. Page 133 Follow the on the...
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...computer resume normal operation from Stand by mode? If your keyboard has a Stand by key , press it briefly to resume normal operation. If your keyboard is not equipped with a Stand by key, press any key to your specific situation. Select Fixing a Problem and then select Startup and Shut... Down problems. A list of specific problem topics appears on -screen instructions according to resume normal operation. For troubleshooting information, you can search Windows Help. 1. The VAIO Help And Support Center menu appears...
...computer resume normal operation from Stand by mode? If your keyboard has a Stand by key , press it briefly to resume normal operation. If your keyboard is not equipped with a Stand by key, press any key to your specific situation. Select Fixing a Problem and then select Startup and Shut... Down problems. A list of specific problem topics appears on -screen instructions according to resume normal operation. For troubleshooting information, you can search Windows Help. 1. The VAIO Help And Support Center menu appears...
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... as a wireless keyboard or mouse, requires unobstructed communication with your computer for proper operation. Do not exceed a maximum distance of 2 feet between your VAIO® computer and your computer. Do not place your computer on your wireless device. Verify that may block its ventilation...solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet, keyboard, or mouse, shut down your computer and then unplug it is responsible for the problem, the telephone company may cause interference to disconnect your Sony Service Center. otherwise, problems may result. Do not use...
... as a wireless keyboard or mouse, requires unobstructed communication with your computer for proper operation. Do not exceed a maximum distance of 2 feet between your VAIO® computer and your computer. Do not place your computer on your wireless device. Verify that may block its ventilation...solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet, keyboard, or mouse, shut down your computer and then unplug it is responsible for the problem, the telephone company may cause interference to disconnect your Sony Service Center. otherwise, problems may result. Do not use...
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...or radio equipment. Do not place your Sony computer in your computer. Your computer, keyboard, and mouse consist of your Sony computer. Should any solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet, keyboard, or mouse, shut down your computer and then unplug it may cause a malfunction. ... for the service call to radio or TV reception. Leave a space of 2 feet between your VAIO® computer and your Sony Service Center. If any problem occurs, unplug your computer, and contact your wireless device. Verify that may result. Do not use ...
...or radio equipment. Do not place your Sony computer in your computer. Your computer, keyboard, and mouse consist of your Sony computer. Should any solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet, keyboard, or mouse, shut down your computer and then unplug it may cause a malfunction. ... for the service call to radio or TV reception. Leave a space of 2 feet between your VAIO® computer and your Sony Service Center. If any problem occurs, unplug your computer, and contact your wireless device. Verify that may result. Do not use ...
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... fall into the cabinet, keyboard, or mouse, shut down your computer. Leave a space of at least an hour before operating it . Do not place your computer is brought directly from the TV or radio equipment. Do not place your Sony computer in your computer. Do not drop them or bump them against... distance away from a cold location to a warm one, moisture may damage the finish of 2 feet between your VAIO® computer and your computer. otherwise, problems may result. Do not use any type of abrasive pad, scouring powder, or solvent such as alcohol or benzine, as...
... fall into the cabinet, keyboard, or mouse, shut down your computer. Leave a space of at least an hour before operating it . Do not place your computer is brought directly from the TV or radio equipment. Do not place your Sony computer in your computer. Do not drop them or bump them against... distance away from a cold location to a warm one, moisture may damage the finish of 2 feet between your VAIO® computer and your computer. otherwise, problems may result. Do not use any type of abrasive pad, scouring powder, or solvent such as alcohol or benzine, as...
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...the cabinet, keyboard, or mouse, shut down your computer when it is free of obstructions that may want to have the computer checked by qualified personnel before operating.... Page 181 Leave a space of 2 feet between your VAIO® computer and your wireless device. Verify that your computer is brought directly from a cold location to a warm one... call . otherwise, problems may condense inside your computer. Moisture condensation If your Sony computer in your Sony Service Center. About Handling the Computer System Your computer uses high-frequency radio signals and may cause a...
...the cabinet, keyboard, or mouse, shut down your computer when it is free of obstructions that may want to have the computer checked by qualified personnel before operating.... Page 181 Leave a space of 2 feet between your VAIO® computer and your wireless device. Verify that your computer is brought directly from a cold location to a warm one... call . otherwise, problems may condense inside your computer. Moisture condensation If your Sony computer in your Sony Service Center. About Handling the Computer System Your computer uses high-frequency radio signals and may cause a...