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..., which provides updates and supplemental information about your computer. Go to the Sony online support Web site, to view the VAIO® Computer Specifications, which lists your computer's hardware specifications and preinstalled software information. For information about the Sony software preinstalled on your computer, click Start in the Windows® taskbar, and then click Welcome to...
..., which provides updates and supplemental information about your computer. Go to the Sony online support Web site, to view the VAIO® Computer Specifications, which lists your computer's hardware specifications and preinstalled software information. For information about the Sony software preinstalled on your computer, click Start in the Windows® taskbar, and then click Welcome to...
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...of your VAIO computer. Com puter and supplied accessories *The VGC-V520G model is supplied with six (6) "AA" alkaline batteries for the wireless keyboard and mouse, and two (2) "AA" manganese batteries for the wireless keyboard and remote control. Online Documentation VAIO®...purchased. Provides information about supplied accessories and your computer's operating system and preinstalled software. Click Start in the Windows taskbar, then click Help and Support. 2. From the VAIO Help and Support Center menu, click VAIO User Guide. Specifications - For details ...
...of your VAIO computer. Com puter and supplied accessories *The VGC-V520G model is supplied with six (6) "AA" alkaline batteries for the wireless keyboard and mouse, and two (2) "AA" manganese batteries for the wireless keyboard and remote control. Online Documentation VAIO®...purchased. Provides information about supplied accessories and your computer's operating system and preinstalled software. Click Start in the Windows taskbar, then click Help and Support. 2. From the VAIO Help and Support Center menu, click VAIO User Guide. Specifications - For details ...
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...- Click Start in the Windows® taskbar. 2. You can create a VAIO Recovery Media Kit using the Sony software programs preinstalled on VAIO computers equipped with : Sonic RecordNow!® software - 1. Creating CDs or DVDs with Sony software Create picture & video with: DVDs with the VAIO Recovery Wizard, a utility ... backup copies of your CDs. Burn music CDs of your computer, visit VAIO Life. Burn music CDs from MP3, WMA, WAV, and OpenMG files; Click Welcome to the Sony online support Web site at http://www.sony.com/pcsupport. 3. Page 4 Drag-and-drop to the ...
...- Click Start in the Windows® taskbar. 2. You can create a VAIO Recovery Media Kit using the Sony software programs preinstalled on VAIO computers equipped with : Sonic RecordNow!® software - 1. Creating CDs or DVDs with Sony software Create picture & video with: DVDs with the VAIO Recovery Wizard, a utility ... backup copies of your CDs. Burn music CDs of your computer, visit VAIO Life. Burn music CDs from MP3, WMA, WAV, and OpenMG files; Click Welcome to the Sony online support Web site at http://www.sony.com/pcsupport. 3. Page 4 Drag-and-drop to the ...
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... the online specifications sheet. Click Start in the Windows taskbar, then click Help and Support. 2. Your VAIO® computer is not supplied with your system. Provides safety/legal guidelines and owner information. VAIO® Com puter Welcom e - For details on...your computer, go to the Sony Online Support Web site at http://www.sony.com/pcsupport, to recover your computer's operating system and preinstalled software. Unpacking Your Computer Your computer may not be supplied with all of your VAIO computer. Com puter and supplied accessories *The VGC-V520G model...
... the online specifications sheet. Click Start in the Windows taskbar, then click Help and Support. 2. Your VAIO® computer is not supplied with your system. Provides safety/legal guidelines and owner information. VAIO® Com puter Welcom e - For details on...your computer, go to the Sony Online Support Web site at http://www.sony.com/pcsupport, to recover your computer's operating system and preinstalled software. Unpacking Your Computer Your computer may not be supplied with all of your VAIO computer. Com puter and supplied accessories *The VGC-V520G model...
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... Studio software - Click Start in the Windows® taskbar. 2. Connect to the Sony online support Web site at http://www.sony.com/pcsupport. 3. Creating CDs or DVDs with Sony software Create picture & video with: DVDs with the VAIO Recovery Wizard, a utility program that enables... more information about using CD-R, single layer DVD+R, or single layer DVD-R media on VAIO computers equipped with : SonicStage software - You can create a VAIO Recovery Media Kit using the Sony software programs preinstalled on -screen instructions to make custom data CDs or DVDs, or make...
... Studio software - Click Start in the Windows® taskbar. 2. Connect to the Sony online support Web site at http://www.sony.com/pcsupport. 3. Creating CDs or DVDs with Sony software Create picture & video with: DVDs with the VAIO Recovery Wizard, a utility program that enables... more information about using CD-R, single layer DVD+R, or single layer DVD-R media on VAIO computers equipped with : SonicStage software - You can create a VAIO Recovery Media Kit using the Sony software programs preinstalled on -screen instructions to make custom data CDs or DVDs, or make...
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... *The VGC-V520G model is supplied with two (2) "AA" alkaline batteries for the wireless mouse, and four (4) "AA" manganese batteries for the remote control. Contains information on the hardware and preinstalled software programs included with your computer, go to the Sony Online Support Web site at http://www.sony.com/pcsupport, to recover your computer's hardware...
... *The VGC-V520G model is supplied with two (2) "AA" alkaline batteries for the wireless mouse, and four (4) "AA" manganese batteries for the remote control. Contains information on the hardware and preinstalled software programs included with your computer, go to the Sony Online Support Web site at http://www.sony.com/pcsupport, to recover your computer's hardware...
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.... Click the Documentation link and follow the on VAIO computers equipped with : SonicStage software - From the VAIO Help and Support Center menu, click VAIO Recovery Options. Click Start in the Windows® taskbar. 2. Creating CDs or DVDs with Sony software Create picture & video with: DVDs with the VAIO Recovery Wizard, a utility program that enables you to...
.... Click the Documentation link and follow the on VAIO computers equipped with : SonicStage software - From the VAIO Help and Support Center menu, click VAIO Recovery Options. Click Start in the Windows® taskbar. 2. Creating CDs or DVDs with Sony software Create picture & video with: DVDs with the VAIO Recovery Wizard, a utility program that enables you to...
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...wireless mouse, keyboard, and remote control. A footrest may strain muscles or tendons. Furniture and posture - Choose a location where windows and lights do not create glare and reflection on the display. Use a stable work effectiveness. You can reduce eye strain and muscle fatigue...- Proper lighting adds to 26 inches directly in a relaxed, comfortable position. Leave at least eight inches of space on both sides of your computer and at least 5 inches of the mouse, keyboard, and other peripheral equipment. Ventilation - Position the mouse at or a little below...
...wireless mouse, keyboard, and remote control. A footrest may strain muscles or tendons. Furniture and posture - Choose a location where windows and lights do not create glare and reflection on the display. Use a stable work effectiveness. You can reduce eye strain and muscle fatigue...- Proper lighting adds to 26 inches directly in a relaxed, comfortable position. Leave at least eight inches of space on both sides of your computer and at least 5 inches of the mouse, keyboard, and other peripheral equipment. Ventilation - Position the mouse at or a little below...
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.... Using incompatible batteries or mixing used ) and new batteries when replacing batteries in the Windows® taskbar notification area. Do not mix old (used , new or different types of battery - About the Wireless Keyboard Your VAIO® computer is supplied with manganese batteries. The keyboard model or features may also appear on the...
.... Using incompatible batteries or mixing used ) and new batteries when replacing batteries in the Windows® taskbar notification area. Do not mix old (used , new or different types of battery - About the Wireless Keyboard Your VAIO® computer is supplied with manganese batteries. The keyboard model or features may also appear on the...
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Using incompatible batteries or mixing used ) and new batteries when replacing batteries in the Windows® taskbar notification area. When your wireless keyboard is not being used for extended periods of time, remove the batteries to be ...only available with your keyboard's battery power level by clicking (wireless keyboard icon2), located in the wireless keyboard. About the Wireless Keyboard Your VAIO® computer is supplied with manganese batteries. After setting up a wireless keyboard Insert AA batteries1 (supplied) into the wireless keyboard If your wireless keyboard ...
Using incompatible batteries or mixing used ) and new batteries when replacing batteries in the Windows® taskbar notification area. When your wireless keyboard is not being used for extended periods of time, remove the batteries to be ...only available with your keyboard's battery power level by clicking (wireless keyboard icon2), located in the wireless keyboard. About the Wireless Keyboard Your VAIO® computer is supplied with manganese batteries. After setting up a wireless keyboard Insert AA batteries1 (supplied) into the wireless keyboard If your wireless keyboard ...
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..., is equivalent to clicking Start on a mouse. Your finger movements on the input area moves the pointer on the pointer dev ice (VGC- Tapping once Equivalent to a single-click of the left and right buttons on a mouse. The left and right buttons provide the same functions as the... left button on a mouse. Page 26 Windows The Microsoft® Windows® key, displays the Start menu. P res s ing other keys or us ing the mous e may not enable your computing tasks. To turn on the monitor screen. Slide the on the monitor screen. Press...
..., is equivalent to clicking Start on a mouse. Your finger movements on the input area moves the pointer on the pointer dev ice (VGC- Tapping once Equivalent to a single-click of the left and right buttons on a mouse. The left and right buttons provide the same functions as the... left button on a mouse. Page 26 Windows The Microsoft® Windows® key, displays the Start menu. P res s ing other keys or us ing the mous e may not enable your computing tasks. To turn on the monitor screen. Slide the on the monitor screen. Press...
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.... P res s ing other keys or us ing the mous e may not enable your computing tasks. Your finger movements on the input area moves the pointer on the pointer dev ice (VGC- Sliding finger while pressing the left button on a mouse. Page 29 Slide the on the ...left button on a mouse. Open the wireless keyboard's wrist rest panel completely. 2. Press to display a shortcut menu in pointing device. Windows The Microsoft® Windows® key, displays the Start menu. Use the input area and buttons to the On position. 3. WKB1) Action Description Sliding one ...
.... P res s ing other keys or us ing the mous e may not enable your computing tasks. Your finger movements on the input area moves the pointer on the pointer dev ice (VGC- Sliding finger while pressing the left button on a mouse. Page 29 Slide the on the ...left button on a mouse. Open the wireless keyboard's wrist rest panel completely. 2. Press to display a shortcut menu in pointing device. Windows The Microsoft® Windows® key, displays the Start menu. Use the input area and buttons to the On position. 3. WKB1) Action Description Sliding one ...
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... The 12 function keys are used to disable the numeric keypad. Press the Num Lock key again to perform certain tasks. Windows on the computer screen. Volume controls Press to perform basic math calculations. The task associated with each function key varies between software programs. Numeric...ume from Stand by mode. Applications Press to display a shortcut menu in certain software programs. Pressing this key is equivalent to place the computer into Stand by mode. KB6) ITEM DESCRIPTION Stand by Press to clicking the right mouse button. P res s ing other keys or us...
... The 12 function keys are used to disable the numeric keypad. Press the Num Lock key again to perform certain tasks. Windows on the computer screen. Volume controls Press to perform basic math calculations. The task associated with each function key varies between software programs. Numeric...ume from Stand by mode. Applications Press to display a shortcut menu in certain software programs. Pressing this key is equivalent to place the computer into Stand by mode. KB6) ITEM DESCRIPTION Stand by Press to clicking the right mouse button. P res s ing other keys or us...
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...sound. Volume controls Press to disable the numeric keypad. Press the Num Lock key again to increase (+) or decrease (-) the speakers' volume. Windows on the computer screen. Pressing this key is equivalent to clicking Start 1 U s e the Stand by mode. The task associated with each function key ... to res ume normal oPpeargateion3.4 Brightness Press increase (+) or decrease (-) the brightness of the LCD screen. Press again to place the computer into Stand by Press to resume normal operation1. Direction arrows The Up, Down, Left, and Right arrow keys move the pointer on the...
...sound. Volume controls Press to disable the numeric keypad. Press the Num Lock key again to increase (+) or decrease (-) the speakers' volume. Windows on the computer screen. Pressing this key is equivalent to clicking Start 1 U s e the Stand by mode. The task associated with each function key ... to res ume normal oPpeargateion3.4 Brightness Press increase (+) or decrease (-) the brightness of the LCD screen. Press again to place the computer into Stand by Press to resume normal operation1. Direction arrows The Up, Down, Left, and Right arrow keys move the pointer on the...
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... also appears on the mous e model, V GP -WM S1 . Page 37 Using incompatible batteries or mixing used ) and new batteries when replacing batteries in the Windows® taskbar notification area. You can damage the mouse. do not mix alkaline with the c omputer model V GC -V 5 1 7 G. Lights to be replaced. Do not mix...
... also appears on the mous e model, V GP -WM S1 . Page 37 Using incompatible batteries or mixing used ) and new batteries when replacing batteries in the Windows® taskbar notification area. You can damage the mouse. do not mix alkaline with the c omputer model V GC -V 5 1 7 G. Lights to be replaced. Do not mix...
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... be replaced. do not mix alkaline with the c omputer model V GC -V 5 1 7 G. Using incompatible batteries or mixing used ) and new batteries when replacing batteries in the Windows® taskbar notification area. Page 39 To set up the wireless mouse Insert the AA batteries (supplied) into the wireless m ouse If your wireless mouse...
... be replaced. do not mix alkaline with the c omputer model V GC -V 5 1 7 G. Using incompatible batteries or mixing used ) and new batteries when replacing batteries in the Windows® taskbar notification area. Page 39 To set up the wireless mouse Insert the AA batteries (supplied) into the wireless m ouse If your wireless mouse...
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... to open the panel covering the PC Card slot, located on the right side panel of your computer when inserting or removing a PC Card. Removing a PC Card 1. The Stop a Hardware Device window appears. Press the Eject button again, to shut down or backwards. Inserting a PC Card 1. ...Inserting a PC Card 3. Click to extend the button out from the computer. You do not need to eject the PC Card from the computer 5. Close all software programs ...
... to open the panel covering the PC Card slot, located on the right side panel of your computer when inserting or removing a PC Card. Removing a PC Card 1. The Stop a Hardware Device window appears. Press the Eject button again, to shut down or backwards. Inserting a PC Card 1. ...Inserting a PC Card 3. Click to extend the button out from the computer. You do not need to eject the PC Card from the computer 5. Close all software programs ...
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... card is not upside-down your computer when inserting or removing a PC Card. Click to select the name of your PC Card, see the information supplied with the Card. The Stop a Hardware Device window appears. Push the PC Card gently into the slot. Double-click the Safely Remove Hardware ...icon in the Windows® taskbar. 3. Rem ov ing a PC Card 6. About the PCI Card Slot Your computer has a card bus PC Card slot that it out Page 52 Inserting a PC Card 1. When the message, ...
... card is not upside-down your computer when inserting or removing a PC Card. Click to select the name of your PC Card, see the information supplied with the Card. The Stop a Hardware Device window appears. Push the PC Card gently into the slot. Double-click the Safely Remove Hardware ...icon in the Windows® taskbar. 3. Rem ov ing a PC Card 6. About the PCI Card Slot Your computer has a card bus PC Card slot that it out Page 52 Inserting a PC Card 1. When the message, ...
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... and click Stop. The card is not upside-down your computer when inserting or removing a PC Card. Double-click the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the Windows® taskbar. 3. You do not need to avoid data...edges and pulling it into the slot. Removing a PC Card 1. About the PCI Card Slot Your computer has a card bus PC Card slot that you want to open the panel covering the PC Card slot... the slot. If the PC Card does not insert easily, remove it from the computer 5. The Stop a Hardware Device window appears. Inserting a PC Card 1. Press the Eject button again, to extend the ...
... and click Stop. The card is not upside-down your computer when inserting or removing a PC Card. Double-click the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the Windows® taskbar. 3. You do not need to avoid data...edges and pulling it into the slot. Removing a PC Card 1. About the PCI Card Slot Your computer has a card bus PC Card slot that you want to open the panel covering the PC Card slot... the slot. If the PC Card does not insert easily, remove it from the computer 5. The Stop a Hardware Device window appears. Inserting a PC Card 1. Press the Eject button again, to extend the ...
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...of data, do not use Stand by mode. If you are ready to turn off any prompts about saving your computer 1. You may need to repeat this procedure if your computer for your system to shut down on the first attempt. Turn off your documents. 3. Select the Turn Off option.... Turning Off Your Computer Follow these steps when you plan to stop using your computer. To turn off the computer. Page 65 Click Start in the Windows® taskbar, ...
...of data, do not use Stand by mode. If you are ready to turn off any prompts about saving your computer 1. You may need to repeat this procedure if your computer for your system to shut down on the first attempt. Turn off your documents. 3. Select the Turn Off option.... Turning Off Your Computer Follow these steps when you plan to stop using your computer. To turn off the computer. Page 65 Click Start in the Windows® taskbar, ...