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......14 About the Indicator Lights ...20 Setting Up Your Computer ...21 Shutting Down Your Computer Safely ...36 Using Your VAIO Computer ...37 Using the Keyboard ...38 Using the Touch Pad ...42 Using the Mouse ...43 Using the Optical Disc Drive ...46 Using the TV Function ...55 Using the HDMI Input Function ...74...
......14 About the Indicator Lights ...20 Setting Up Your Computer ...21 Shutting Down Your Computer Safely ...36 Using Your VAIO Computer ...37 Using the Keyboard ...38 Using the Touch Pad ...42 Using the Mouse ...43 Using the Optical Disc Drive ...46 Using the TV Function ...55 Using the HDMI Input Function ...74...
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n4 N Precautions ...155 Handling the LCD Screen ...156 Using the Power Source ...157 Handling Your Computer ...158 Handling Floppy Disks ...161 Handling Discs ...162 Using Headphones ...163 Handling the Memory Stick ...164 Handling the Hard Disk ...165 Updating Your Computer ...166 Troubleshooting ...167 Computer ...169 System Security ...175 Networking ...176 Bluetooth Technology ...179 Optical Discs ...183 Display ...187 Printing ...188 Microphone ...189 Mouse ...190 Speakers ...191 Touch Pad...193 Keyboard...194 Floppy Disks ...195
n4 N Precautions ...155 Handling the LCD Screen ...156 Using the Power Source ...157 Handling Your Computer ...158 Handling Floppy Disks ...161 Handling Discs ...162 Using Headphones ...163 Handling the Memory Stick ...164 Handling the Hard Disk ...165 Updating Your Computer ...166 Troubleshooting ...167 Computer ...169 System Security ...175 Networking ...176 Bluetooth Technology ...179 Optical Discs ...183 Display ...187 Printing ...188 Microphone ...189 Mouse ...190 Speakers ...191 Touch Pad...193 Keyboard...194 Floppy Disks ...195
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... the display directly in a relaxed, upright posture and avoid slouching forward or leaning far backwards. Take frequent breaks while using the keyboard, pointing device, or mouse. Sit in front of you (1). Excessive use of the computer may make you should attempt to take account of the following ergonomic considerations: n 11 N Before...
... the display directly in a relaxed, upright posture and avoid slouching forward or leaning far backwards. Take frequent breaks while using the keyboard, pointing device, or mouse. Sit in front of you (1). Excessive use of the computer may make you should attempt to take account of the following ergonomic considerations: n 11 N Before...
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... other cables if you can establish communication with your computer. See Removing and Replacing the Back Panel Cover (page 21) for your wireless keyboard and mouse. In addition, you might want to an AC power source and it must be plugged into the power source before you use some functions of...
... other cables if you can establish communication with your computer. See Removing and Replacing the Back Panel Cover (page 21) for your wireless keyboard and mouse. In addition, you might want to an AC power source and it must be plugged into the power source before you use some functions of...
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... the computer. 1 Insert the supplied two AA batteries into the wireless mouse as shown below: 2 Turn on the computer. To connect the wireless mouse, it must install the batteries and establish communication between your computer and the mouse. ✍ If you must be located within a range of approximately ...11.8 inches (30 cm) to use in the mouse are supplied with your mouse not working, for ...
... the computer. 1 Insert the supplied two AA batteries into the wireless mouse as shown below: 2 Turn on the computer. To connect the wireless mouse, it must install the batteries and establish communication between your computer and the mouse. ✍ If you must be located within a range of approximately ...11.8 inches (30 cm) to use in the mouse are supplied with your mouse not working, for ...
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Communication between the mouse and the computer should now be established. ✍ If the wireless mouse does not operate properly, the batteries may need to be replaced. n 31 N Getting Started 5 Press the CONNECT button on the right of the computer. If you do not intend to use the wireless mouse for an extended period of time, remove the batteries to avoid possible damage from step 4. 3 Slide the power switch on the bottom of the mouse to the ON position. 4 Press the CONNECT button (1) on the bottom of the mouse within 10 seconds from battery leakage.
Communication between the mouse and the computer should now be established. ✍ If the wireless mouse does not operate properly, the batteries may need to be replaced. n 31 N Getting Started 5 Press the CONNECT button on the right of the computer. If you do not intend to use the wireless mouse for an extended period of time, remove the batteries to avoid possible damage from step 4. 3 Slide the power switch on the bottom of the mouse to the ON position. 4 Press the CONNECT button (1) on the bottom of the mouse within 10 seconds from battery leakage.
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... This section describes how to get the most out of using your VAIO computer. ❑ Using the Keyboard (page 38) ❑ Using the Touch Pad (page 42) ❑ Using the Mouse (page 43) ❑ Using the Optical Disc Drive (page 46) ❑ Using the TV Function (page 55) ❑ Using the HDMI... (page 95) ❑ Using the Internet (page 99) ❑ Using Wireless LAN (WLAN) (page 100) ❑ Using the Bluetooth Function (page 103) n 37 N Using Your VAIO Computer
... This section describes how to get the most out of using your VAIO computer. ❑ Using the Keyboard (page 38) ❑ Using the Touch Pad (page 42) ❑ Using the Mouse (page 43) ❑ Using the Optical Disc Drive (page 46) ❑ Using the TV Function (page 55) ❑ Using the HDMI... (page 95) ❑ Using the Internet (page 99) ❑ Using Wireless LAN (WLAN) (page 100) ❑ Using the Bluetooth Function (page 103) n 37 N Using Your VAIO Computer
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Press the left button (3) once. Slide your finger off the touch pad. To change other touch pad settings, click Start, All Programs, VAIO Control Center, Keyboard and Mouse and Pointing Device. Press the right button (4) once. In such a case, take your finger on the touch pad around its center to start ...the right edge of the touch pad. Using the Touch Pad You can disable/enable the touch pad with the Fn+F11 keys while a mouse is connected to your computer. It is available only with applications that keeps moving the pointer or scrolling when your finger on the touch pad...
Press the left button (3) once. Slide your finger off the touch pad. To change other touch pad settings, click Start, All Programs, VAIO Control Center, Keyboard and Mouse and Pointing Device. Press the right button (4) once. In such a case, take your finger on the touch pad around its center to start ...the right edge of the touch pad. Using the Touch Pad You can disable/enable the touch pad with the Fn+F11 keys while a mouse is connected to your computer. It is available only with applications that keeps moving the pointer or scrolling when your finger on the touch pad...
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..., card stock, or fabric that have minimal repetitive patterns. If you find your computer or wireless mouse, as this may cause interference, causing the mouse to stop working properly. Use surfaces such as mirrors, smooth glass, or magazines that have half-...near the wireless mouse. These devices may create interference, causing the mouse to stop working after replacement of battery. To maintain good communication, operate the wireless mouse within the distance limitations of the wireless mouse. n 43 N Using Your VAIO Computer Using the Mouse A wireless mouse is supplied with...
..., card stock, or fabric that have minimal repetitive patterns. If you find your computer or wireless mouse, as this may cause interference, causing the mouse to stop working properly. Use surfaces such as mirrors, smooth glass, or magazines that have half-...near the wireless mouse. These devices may create interference, causing the mouse to stop working after replacement of battery. To maintain good communication, operate the wireless mouse within the distance limitations of the wireless mouse. n 43 N Using Your VAIO Computer Using the Mouse A wireless mouse is supplied with...
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... as pressing the forward button on the Internet Explorer. C Right button Press the right button once to enable communication between the computer and the wireless mouse. To change the button assignment, press and hold the central wheel. H CONNECT button (page 30) Press to display a context-sensitive shortcut menu... are running out of power. Press the wheel once to turn the mouse on the Internet Explorer. Pressing it works in the same way as pressing the back button on and off. n 44 N Using Your VAIO Computer A Left button Click or double-click the left button to select ...
... as pressing the forward button on the Internet Explorer. C Right button Press the right button once to enable communication between the computer and the wireless mouse. To change the button assignment, press and hold the central wheel. H CONNECT button (page 30) Press to display a context-sensitive shortcut menu... are running out of power. Press the wheel once to turn the mouse on the Internet Explorer. Pressing it works in the same way as pressing the back button on and off. n 44 N Using Your VAIO Computer A Left button Click or double-click the left button to select ...
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The Mouse Properties window appears. 3 Change the settings. n 45 N Using Your VAIO Computer Adjusting the Mouse Functions 1 Click Start and Control Panel. 2 Click Mouse under Hardware and Sound.
The Mouse Properties window appears. 3 Change the settings. n 45 N Using Your VAIO Computer Adjusting the Mouse Functions 1 Click Start and Control Panel. 2 Click Mouse under Hardware and Sound.
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Once a device is registered, there is no passkey can be determined for authentication) should be entered. For certain devices, such as a mouse, no need to communicate. n 106 N Using Your VAIO Computer Bluetooth Security The Bluetooth wireless technology has an authentication function, which allows you to determine with whom you can prevent any anonymous...
Once a device is registered, there is no passkey can be determined for authentication) should be entered. For certain devices, such as a mouse, no need to communicate. n 106 N Using Your VAIO Computer Bluetooth Security The Bluetooth wireless technology has an authentication function, which allows you to determine with whom you can prevent any anonymous...
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For setting up the Bluetooth function. To communicate with another Bluetooth device To communicate with Another Bluetooth Device You can connect your computer to set up and using the Bluetooth function, search for Bluetooth information using Windows Help and Support. To open Windows Help and Support, click Start and Help and Support. n 107 N Using Your VAIO Computer Communicating with another Bluetooth device, you first need to a Bluetooth device such as another computer, a mobile phone, a PDA, a headset, a mouse, or a digital camera without the use of any cables.
For setting up the Bluetooth function. To communicate with another Bluetooth device To communicate with Another Bluetooth Device You can connect your computer to set up and using the Bluetooth function, search for Bluetooth information using Windows Help and Support. To open Windows Help and Support, click Start and Help and Support. n 107 N Using Your VAIO Computer Communicating with another Bluetooth device, you first need to a Bluetooth device such as another computer, a mobile phone, a PDA, a headset, a mouse, or a digital camera without the use of any cables.
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.... Try these suggestions before visiting the Sony online support web site at the following URLs: http://esupport.sony.com/EN/VAIO/ for customers in USA http://www.sony.ca/support/ for customers in Canada http://esupport.sony.com/ES/VAIO/ for customers in Spanish-speaking Latin ...sony.com/ES/VAIO/BR/ for customers in Brazil ❑ Computer (page 169) ❑ System Security (page 175) ❑ Networking (page 176) ❑ Bluetooth Technology (page 179) ❑ Optical Discs (page 183) ❑ Display (page 187) ❑ Printing (page 188) ❑ Microphone (page 189) ❑ Mouse...
.... Try these suggestions before visiting the Sony online support web site at the following URLs: http://esupport.sony.com/EN/VAIO/ for customers in USA http://www.sony.ca/support/ for customers in Canada http://esupport.sony.com/ES/VAIO/ for customers in Spanish-speaking Latin ...sony.com/ES/VAIO/BR/ for customers in Brazil ❑ Computer (page 169) ❑ System Security (page 175) ❑ Networking (page 176) ❑ Bluetooth Technology (page 179) ❑ Optical Discs (page 183) ❑ Display (page 187) ❑ Printing (page 188) ❑ Microphone (page 189) ❑ Mouse...
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...the m and , keys and then Restart with the power button may cause interference, causing your wireless mouse. These devices may cause loss of the wireless mouse is in the ON position. ❑ Make sure another mouse is not connected. ❑ If the pointer does not move while a software application is running,... press the Alt+F4 keys to close the application window. ❑ If the Alt+F4 keys do if my computer does not recognize my mouse? ❑ Make sure the power switch on the bottom of unsaved data. ❑ Avoid using any wireless devices that exchange radio signals on ...
...the m and , keys and then Restart with the power button may cause interference, causing your wireless mouse. These devices may cause loss of the wireless mouse is in the ON position. ❑ Make sure another mouse is not connected. ❑ If the pointer does not move while a software application is running,... press the Alt+F4 keys to close the application window. ❑ If the Alt+F4 keys do if my computer does not recognize my mouse? ❑ Make sure the power switch on the bottom of unsaved data. ❑ Avoid using any wireless devices that exchange radio signals on ...
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... is connected properly to the specific port you used the first time you connect the device. ❑ Try connecting a simple, low-powered device such as a mouse to your computer without a hub. You may need to install software before you connected the device. ❑ See the manual that came with your USB...
... is connected properly to the specific port you used the first time you connect the device. ❑ Try connecting a simple, low-powered device such as a mouse to your computer without a hub. You may need to install software before you connected the device. ❑ See the manual that came with your USB...