Care and Handling of Your VAIO® Computer
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... of the computer may make you more comfortable. Keep your sides. 4. Position your computer - Furniture and posture - Sit in a neutral, comfortable position while using the keyboard, touch pad, or external mouse. 3. You can reduce eye strain and muscle fatigue by adjusting the tilt of your wrists in a relaxed, upright posture and...
... of the computer may make you more comfortable. Keep your sides. 4. Position your computer - Furniture and posture - Sit in a neutral, comfortable position while using the keyboard, touch pad, or external mouse. 3. You can reduce eye strain and muscle fatigue by adjusting the tilt of your wrists in a relaxed, upright posture and...
Quick Start Guide
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...the AC adapter and then into an AC outlet . 2 Route the AC adapter cable through the cable clamp . Wireless keyboard Wireless mouse 2 Connect AC adapter 3 Power on hard surfaces, such as setup tools, tutorials, and FAQs. No action is easy to...is turned on selected models only. VPCJ1 Series VAIO Support Homepage http://esupport.sony.com/EN/VAIO/ (USA) http://www.sony.ca/support/ (Canada) http://esupport.sony.com/ES/VAIO/LA/ (Latin American area) http://esupport.sony.com/PT/VAIO/BR/ (Brazil) Features and specifications may vary and ...
...the AC adapter and then into an AC outlet . 2 Route the AC adapter cable through the cable clamp . Wireless keyboard Wireless mouse 2 Connect AC adapter 3 Power on hard surfaces, such as setup tools, tutorials, and FAQs. No action is easy to...is turned on selected models only. VPCJ1 Series VAIO Support Homepage http://esupport.sony.com/EN/VAIO/ (USA) http://www.sony.ca/support/ (Canada) http://esupport.sony.com/ES/VAIO/LA/ (Latin American area) http://esupport.sony.com/PT/VAIO/BR/ (Brazil) Features and specifications may vary and ...
Safety Information
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... or shock; For the State of the product, be sure to malfunction. ❑ If using the genuine Sony battery pack and AC adapter that may be caused when operating this device. ❑ The supplied wireless keyboard and wireless mouse are intended for any interference that you , visit the... Sony online support Web site at http://esupport.sony.com/EN/VAIO/ for customers in Canada. and high humidity. ❑ For your...
... or shock; For the State of the product, be sure to malfunction. ❑ If using the genuine Sony battery pack and AC adapter that may be caused when operating this device. ❑ The supplied wireless keyboard and wireless mouse are intended for any interference that you , visit the... Sony online support Web site at http://esupport.sony.com/EN/VAIO/ for customers in Canada. and high humidity. ❑ For your...
Safety Information
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..., including interference that may cause undesired operation. 12 Model No.: VGP-WKB11 (wireless keyboard), and VGP-WMS30 (wireless mouse) These devices comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the Sony Customer Information Service Center at 12451 Gateway Blvd., Fort Myers, FL 33913, USA or... find Sony Customer Service on the Web site at: http://esupport.sony.com/EN/VAIO/ for customers in USA or http://www.sony.ca/support/ for customers in USA Regulatory Information If you have questions about this ...
..., including interference that may cause undesired operation. 12 Model No.: VGP-WKB11 (wireless keyboard), and VGP-WMS30 (wireless mouse) These devices comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the Sony Customer Information Service Center at 12451 Gateway Blvd., Fort Myers, FL 33913, USA or... find Sony Customer Service on the Web site at: http://esupport.sony.com/EN/VAIO/ for customers in USA or http://www.sony.ca/support/ for customers in USA Regulatory Information If you have questions about this ...
User Guide
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... Down Your Computer Safely 20 Using the Power Saving Mode 21 Keeping Your Computer in Optimum Condition .......... 24 Using Your VAIO Computer 26 Using the Keyboard 27 Using the Mouse 34 Using the Touch Screen 39 Using the Built-in Camera 43 Using the Optical Disc Drive 44 Using "Memory Stick...
... Down Your Computer Safely 20 Using the Power Saving Mode 21 Keeping Your Computer in Optimum Condition .......... 24 Using Your VAIO Computer 26 Using the Keyboard 27 Using the Mouse 34 Using the Touch Screen 39 Using the Built-in Camera 43 Using the Optical Disc Drive 44 Using "Memory Stick...
User Guide
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Troubleshooting 110 Computer Operations 112 System Update / Security 117 Recovery 119 Built-in Camera 121 Networking (LAN/Wireless LAN 122 Bluetooth Technology 125 Optical Discs 129 Display 133 Printing 135 Microphone 136 Mouse 137 Speakers 139 Touch Screen 141 Keyboard 142 Floppy Disks 143 Audio/Video 144 "Memory Stick 147 Peripherals 148 Trademarks 149 Notice 151 n3 N
Troubleshooting 110 Computer Operations 112 System Update / Security 117 Recovery 119 Built-in Camera 121 Networking (LAN/Wireless LAN 122 Bluetooth Technology 125 Optical Discs 129 Display 133 Printing 135 Microphone 136 Mouse 137 Speakers 139 Touch Screen 141 Keyboard 142 Floppy Disks 143 Audio/Video 144 "Memory Stick 147 Peripherals 148 Trademarks 149 Notice 151 n3 N
User Guide
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... in a chair with your forearms horizontal, with good back support. Let your upper arms hang naturally at your computer. Take frequent breaks while using the keyboard or the pointing device. Sit in front of you. A footrest may strain eyes, muscles, or tendons. ❑ Furniture and posture - Sit in a neutral, comfortable position...
... in a chair with your forearms horizontal, with good back support. Let your upper arms hang naturally at your computer. Take frequent breaks while using the keyboard or the pointing device. Sit in front of you. A footrest may strain eyes, muscles, or tendons. ❑ Furniture and posture - Sit in a neutral, comfortable position...
User Guide
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... the bottom of your wireless mouse when you can press the sleep button on your computer. ✍ We recommend that the battery of your wireless keyboard is unintentionally moved. ! This will lose all unsaved data. You will prevent the computer from returning to Normal mode when the mouse is properly installed... and not running out of power. To return to Normal mode ❑ Press any key on the wireless keyboard. ❑ Click the wireless mouse button. ❑ Move the wireless mouse. ❑ Press the power button on the wireless...
... the bottom of your wireless mouse when you can press the sleep button on your computer. ✍ We recommend that the battery of your wireless keyboard is unintentionally moved. ! This will lose all unsaved data. You will prevent the computer from returning to Normal mode when the mouse is properly installed... and not running out of power. To return to Normal mode ❑ Press any key on the wireless keyboard. ❑ Click the wireless mouse button. ❑ Move the wireless mouse. ❑ Press the power button on the wireless...
User Guide
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Using Your VAIO Computer > Using Your VAIO Computer This section describes how to get the most out of using your VAIO computer. ❑ Using the Keyboard (page 27) ❑ Using the Mouse (page 34) ❑ Using the Touch Screen (page 39) ❑ Using the Built-in Camera (page 43) ❑ Using ...
Using Your VAIO Computer > Using Your VAIO Computer This section describes how to get the most out of using your VAIO computer. ❑ Using the Keyboard (page 27) ❑ Using the Mouse (page 34) ❑ Using the Touch Screen (page 39) ❑ Using the Built-in Camera (page 43) ❑ Using ...
User Guide
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...battery (2) into Normal mode, press any key on the wireless keyboard. Using Your VAIO Computer > Using the Keyboard n 27 N Using the Keyboard A wireless keyboard is supplied with your wireless keyboard. Before attempting to use the wireless keyboard for 20 minutes or longer, your computer. If you do ... from the bottom of time, remove the battery to be replaced. Using the Wireless Keyboard One alkaline AA battery is supplied with your computer enters Sleep mode. The wireless keyboard uses a standard key arrangement with additional keys that perform specific functions. To bring it...
...battery (2) into Normal mode, press any key on the wireless keyboard. Using Your VAIO Computer > Using the Keyboard n 27 N Using the Keyboard A wireless keyboard is supplied with your wireless keyboard. Before attempting to use the wireless keyboard for 20 minutes or longer, your computer. If you do ... from the bottom of time, remove the battery to be replaced. Using the Wireless Keyboard One alkaline AA battery is supplied with your computer enters Sleep mode. The wireless keyboard uses a standard key arrangement with additional keys that perform specific functions. To bring it...
User Guide
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... devices may create radio interference, causing the keyboard to stop working properly. To maintain good communication, operate the wireless keyboard within the distance limitations of keyboard: approximately 33 feet (10 m) from your computer or wireless keyboard, as this may create radio interference, causing the keyboard to use an alkaline battery. Do not place metal furniture...
... devices may create radio interference, causing the keyboard to stop working properly. To maintain good communication, operate the wireless keyboard within the distance limitations of keyboard: approximately 33 feet (10 m) from your computer or wireless keyboard, as this may create radio interference, causing the keyboard to use an alkaline battery. Do not place metal furniture...
User Guide
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... Provides a lower level of the LCD screen. C VAIO button Launches the Media Gallery. D Power switch Slide the switch to turn the wireless keyboard on the taskbar. Fn+F5: Decrease lighting intensity of power consumption. To do so, rightclick the f icon on power management, see Using the...the taskbar, click Customize notification icons, and then select Show icon and notifications for your computer screen. Using Your VAIO Computer > Using the Keyboard ✍ Illustrated above is activated or deactivated, the (Num lock) or (Scroll lock) icon appears on the taskbar along with a pop...
... Provides a lower level of the LCD screen. C VAIO button Launches the Media Gallery. D Power switch Slide the switch to turn the wireless keyboard on the taskbar. Fn+F5: Decrease lighting intensity of power consumption. To do so, rightclick the f icon on power management, see Using the...the taskbar, click Customize notification icons, and then select Show icon and notifications for your computer screen. Using Your VAIO Computer > Using the Keyboard ✍ Illustrated above is activated or deactivated, the (Num lock) or (Scroll lock) icon appears on the taskbar along with a pop...
User Guide
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...10 minutes when the connection is cut off, for more information. N Indicator lights (Battery): Stays off while the AA battery for the wireless keyboard is sufficient and blinks when the battery is running out of an image or a document displayed on some software. G Muting button Turns the volume... on the computer screen. Using Your VAIO Computer > Using the Keyboard n 30 N F Zoom buttons Change the size of power. (Caps lock): Turns on when Caps Lock mode is activated. (Connect): Stays off while ...
...10 minutes when the connection is cut off, for more information. N Indicator lights (Battery): Stays off while the AA battery for the wireless keyboard is sufficient and blinks when the battery is running out of an image or a document displayed on some software. G Muting button Turns the volume... on the computer screen. Using Your VAIO Computer > Using the Keyboard n 30 N F Zoom buttons Change the size of power. (Caps lock): Turns on when Caps Lock mode is activated. (Connect): Stays off while ...
User Guide
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Using Your VAIO Computer > Using the Keyboard n 31 N A Keyboard feet Flip open to put the wireless keyboard in a more 'ergonomic' position. B Battery compartment (page 27) Storage compartment for the AA battery.
Using Your VAIO Computer > Using the Keyboard n 31 N A Keyboard feet Flip open to put the wireless keyboard in a more 'ergonomic' position. B Battery compartment (page 27) Storage compartment for the AA battery.
User Guide
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.... 3 If the computer has multiple user accounts, select the one with the on -screen keyboard (page 42) for password entry and you need to reconnect the keyboard with your wireless keyboard. You can perform the connection operations using your computer. While your computer, click at the bottom...normal circumstances, you can use the supplied wireless mouse and follow these steps to perform the connection operations before using an optional USB keyboard as this may cause a malfunction. 1 Make sure that the supplied battery is set on password is not available for password entry...
.... 3 If the computer has multiple user accounts, select the one with the on -screen keyboard (page 42) for password entry and you need to reconnect the keyboard with your wireless keyboard. You can perform the connection operations using your computer. While your computer, click at the bottom...normal circumstances, you can use the supplied wireless mouse and follow these steps to perform the connection operations before using an optional USB keyboard as this may cause a malfunction. 1 Make sure that the supplied battery is set on password is not available for password entry...
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Using Your VAIO Computer > Using the Keyboard n 33 N 7 Wait until the Re-connection Utility window appears, and then slide the power switch on the wireless keyboard to the ON position. ✍ It may take a while before the Re-connection Utility window appears. 8 Wait until the Re-connection Utility window notifies that the wireless keyboard should now be working, and then click Done.
Using Your VAIO Computer > Using the Keyboard n 33 N 7 Wait until the Re-connection Utility window appears, and then slide the power switch on the wireless keyboard to the ON position. ✍ It may take a while before the Re-connection Utility window appears. 8 Wait until the Re-connection Utility window notifies that the wireless keyboard should now be working, and then click Done.
User Guide
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... the connection operations as this may cause a malfunction. 1 Make sure that the wireless mouse should now be working, use the supplied wireless keyboard and follow these steps to reconnect the mouse with administrative rights and press the Enter key. 4 Wait until the Windows starts, and then ...operations before the Re-connection Utility window appears. 7 Wait until the Re-connection Utility window appears, and then slide the power switch on the wireless keyboard to display the Start menu. 5 Enter wconnect and press the Enter key. Using Your VAIO Computer > Using the Mouse n 37 N To ...
... the connection operations as this may cause a malfunction. 1 Make sure that the wireless mouse should now be working, use the supplied wireless keyboard and follow these steps to reconnect the mouse with administrative rights and press the Enter key. 4 Wait until the Windows starts, and then ...operations before the Re-connection Utility window appears. 7 Wait until the Re-connection Utility window appears, and then slide the power switch on the wireless keyboard to display the Start menu. 5 Enter wconnect and press the Enter key. Using Your VAIO Computer > Using the Mouse n 37 N To ...
User Guide
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... does not indicate a malfunction. ❑ Gentle touches always work. Tap on the tab to pull it once again to display the on-screen keyboard. The degree of your fingertip, not with the ball of pressing force does not count for text entry. Alternatively, you can use the... the touch screen function is enabled, you can use the on a text entry field. To display the on-screen keyboard, simply tap on -screen keyboard, instead of the wireless keyboard, for operations as the touch screen employs optical technology. The touch screen may not recognize your finger at the left edge...
... does not indicate a malfunction. ❑ Gentle touches always work. Tap on the tab to pull it once again to display the on-screen keyboard. The degree of your fingertip, not with the ball of pressing force does not count for text entry. Alternatively, you can use the... the touch screen function is enabled, you can use the on a text entry field. To display the on-screen keyboard, simply tap on -screen keyboard, instead of the wireless keyboard, for operations as the touch screen employs optical technology. The touch screen may not recognize your finger at the left edge...
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Troubleshooting > ❑ Optical Discs (page 129) ❑ Display (page 133) ❑ Printing (page 135) ❑ Microphone (page 136) ❑ Mouse (page 137) ❑ Speakers (page 139) ❑ Touch Screen (page 141) ❑ Keyboard (page 142) ❑ Floppy Disks (page 143) ❑ Audio/Video (page 144) ❑ "Memory Stick" (page 147) ❑ Peripherals (page 148) n 111 N
Troubleshooting > ❑ Optical Discs (page 129) ❑ Display (page 133) ❑ Printing (page 135) ❑ Microphone (page 136) ❑ Mouse (page 137) ❑ Speakers (page 139) ❑ Touch Screen (page 141) ❑ Keyboard (page 142) ❑ Floppy Disks (page 143) ❑ Audio/Video (page 144) ❑ "Memory Stick" (page 147) ❑ Peripherals (page 148) n 111 N
User Guide
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...your computer is securely plugged into a power source and turned on and the power indicator light shows the power is on the wireless keyboard. Plug the AC adapter again and press the power button to turn off automatically. Troubleshooting > Computer Operations n 112 N Computer Operations... What should I do not use only the genuine Sony AC adapter, which is supplied by Sony for more than four seconds, your computer will turn on your computer. ❑ Condensation may have installed since purchase...
...your computer is securely plugged into a power source and turned on and the power indicator light shows the power is on the wireless keyboard. Plug the AC adapter again and press the power button to turn off automatically. Troubleshooting > Computer Operations n 112 N Computer Operations... What should I do not use only the genuine Sony AC adapter, which is supplied by Sony for more than four seconds, your computer will turn on your computer. ❑ Condensation may have installed since purchase...