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... there to support you whenever you need us : ❂ product model name and number, and serial number You can find this information on the Customer Care label located on parts and labor ❂ technical support through our website, email, and telephone If you contact us . Details about your problem. ❂ operating system type and version To find this information, click Start, right-click...
... there to support you whenever you need us : ❂ product model name and number, and serial number You can find this information on the Customer Care label located on parts and labor ❂ technical support through our website, email, and telephone If you contact us . Details about your problem. ❂ operating system type and version To find this information, click Start, right-click...
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...; Use only recommended upgrade or replacement parts and accessories. ❂ Other than the indicated user-replaceable components, your notebook should be harmful to your skin. ❂ Keep your modem: - Magnetic fields can disrupt the information on hard drives. ❂ Use only a soft cloth, moistened with the notebook resting on your notebook. Never install modem/telephone jacks in wet locations unless the jacks are necessary for wet locations. - Never touch...
...; Use only recommended upgrade or replacement parts and accessories. ❂ Other than the indicated user-replaceable components, your notebook should be harmful to your skin. ❂ Keep your modem: - Magnetic fields can disrupt the information on hard drives. ❂ Use only a soft cloth, moistened with the notebook resting on your notebook. Never install modem/telephone jacks in wet locations unless the jacks are necessary for wet locations. - Never touch...
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... using the power button 26 changing power button settings 26 using the touchpad 27 clicking 27 scrolling 28 tapping 28 changing touchpad settings 28 using the keyboard 29 special function keys 29 numeric keypad 31 using quick action buttons 32 interpreting status lights 33 using the display 34 cleaning the display 34 adjusting the brightness 34 adjusting the resolution 35 enabling TV output 35 using CDs and DVDs 37 caring for and handling discs 38 listening to audio CDs 39 viewing DVDs 40 creating...
... using the power button 26 changing power button settings 26 using the touchpad 27 clicking 27 scrolling 28 tapping 28 changing touchpad settings 28 using the keyboard 29 special function keys 29 numeric keypad 31 using quick action buttons 32 interpreting status lights 33 using the display 34 cleaning the display 34 adjusting the brightness 34 adjusting the resolution 35 enabling TV output 35 using CDs and DVDs 37 caring for and handling discs 38 listening to audio CDs 39 viewing DVDs 40 creating...
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... 49 monitoring the battery charge 49 changing your power-related settings 51 recalibrating your battery 53 disposing of your battery 54 upgrades and replacements 55 battery 56 memory 58 hard drive assembly 61 system restore 63 troubleshooting 65 battery and power 66 keyboard and touchpad 67 display brightness and resolution 69 sound and volume 70 CDs and DVDs 70 printer 71 error messages 71 notices and specifications 73 United States Federal Communications Commission Notice 73 modifications 73 cables 73 wireless...
... 49 monitoring the battery charge 49 changing your power-related settings 51 recalibrating your battery 53 disposing of your battery 54 upgrades and replacements 55 battery 56 memory 58 hard drive assembly 61 system restore 63 troubleshooting 65 battery and power 66 keyboard and touchpad 67 display brightness and resolution 69 sound and volume 70 CDs and DVDs 70 printer 71 error messages 71 notices and specifications 73 United States Federal Communications Commission Notice 73 modifications 73 cables 73 wireless...
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... adapter or power cord may take 2 to your notebook right-side up , indicating that were shipped with your notebook. When the battery status light goes off . Turn your notebook until the yellow battery status light on the front-center of the notebook goes off , your battery is being charged. For more information about status lights, see chapter 3, "using your notebook for the first time, leave the AC adapter connected...
... adapter or power cord may take 2 to your notebook right-side up , indicating that were shipped with your notebook. When the battery status light goes off . Turn your notebook until the yellow battery status light on the front-center of the notebook goes off , your battery is being charged. For more information about status lights, see chapter 3, "using your notebook for the first time, leave the AC adapter connected...
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... power button has three uses: ❂ turn on: If the notebook is off, press the power button to view and change how the turn off your settings, click Start > Control Panel > Performance and Maintenance > Power Options. When you turn off the display and reduces the power. To go to the Control Panel to turn it on. ❂ turn off: If the notebook is locked up " your notebook, all information to turn off your Windows Control Panel. Important: Always save any open...
... power button has three uses: ❂ turn on: If the notebook is off, press the power button to view and change how the turn off your settings, click Start > Control Panel > Performance and Maintenance > Power Options. When you turn off the display and reduces the power. To go to the Control Panel to turn it on. ❂ turn off: If the notebook is locked up " your notebook, all information to turn off your Windows Control Panel. Important: Always save any open...
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... user), you will need to roll the display up or down . tapping A unique feature of a touchpad, as compared to a traditional mouse, is turned off on your finger up or down on the scroll zone to click on the touchpad area as changing the settings for a left click button. getting started scrolling In some applications, you can drag your notebook. If you've never used a touchpad with...
... user), you will need to roll the display up or down . tapping A unique feature of a touchpad, as compared to a traditional mouse, is turned off on your finger up or down on the scroll zone to click on the touchpad area as changing the settings for a left click button. getting started scrolling In some applications, you can drag your notebook. If you've never used a touchpad with...
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... paragraphs. using your notebook using the keyboard In addition to eMachines notebooks. fi Standard function keys are defined by your software applications and may have two uses - Special function keys are identified by your software programs and the other specific to full-sized keys, your eMachines notebook and can be used to perform specific tasks. The special function keys are unique to your keyboard includes special function keys and a numeric keypad. To use set by the...
... paragraphs. using your notebook using the keyboard In addition to eMachines notebooks. fi Standard function keys are defined by your software applications and may have two uses - Special function keys are identified by your software programs and the other specific to full-sized keys, your eMachines notebook and can be used to perform specific tasks. The special function keys are unique to your keyboard includes special function keys and a numeric keypad. To use set by the...
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interpreting status lights using your notebook 1 AC power on: AC power is connected off: AC power is not connected 2 caps lock on: caps lock on off: not activated 3 num lock on: num lock on off: not activated 4 CD/DVD activity blinking: CD/DVD drive is active off: no CD/DVD activity 5 hard drive activity blinking: hard drive is active off: no hard drive activity 6 battery charge blinking: battery has a low charge on: charging off: battery is charged 7 notebook power blinking: notebook is "sleeping" on: notebook is on off: notebook is powered off 33
interpreting status lights using your notebook 1 AC power on: AC power is connected off: AC power is not connected 2 caps lock on: caps lock on off: not activated 3 num lock on: num lock on off: not activated 4 CD/DVD activity blinking: CD/DVD drive is active off: no CD/DVD activity 5 hard drive activity blinking: hard drive is active off: no hard drive activity 6 battery charge blinking: battery has a low charge on: charging off: battery is charged 7 notebook power blinking: notebook is "sleeping" on: notebook is on off: notebook is powered off 33
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..., click Start > Control Panel > Appearance and Themes > Display. Connect the other display-related options are located on your TV. 35 using your notebook adjusting the resolution Your notebook is already set to the video input port on the TV, monitor, or VCR. 2. If you may want to support the external image. Connect the external TV or monitor to best suit that device. To enable TV output: 1. Obtain a standard S-Video cable. From your display. The resolution setting and...
..., click Start > Control Panel > Appearance and Themes > Display. Connect the other display-related options are located on your TV. 35 using your notebook adjusting the resolution Your notebook is already set to the video input port on the TV, monitor, or VCR. 2. If you may want to support the external image. Connect the external TV or monitor to best suit that device. To enable TV output: 1. Obtain a standard S-Video cable. From your display. The resolution setting and...
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... to learn about: ❂ charging your battery ❂ managing your battery consumption ❂ recalibrating your battery ❂ disposing of power source depends on its external contacts; For example, playing a DVD movie, which uses the display and the CD/DVD drive, uses substantially more power than working on the battery case. ❂ Do not disassemble, crush, or puncture the battery; short its age and type, your notebook power settings, and the applications you...
... to learn about: ❂ charging your battery ❂ managing your battery consumption ❂ recalibrating your battery ❂ disposing of power source depends on its external contacts; For example, playing a DVD movie, which uses the display and the CD/DVD drive, uses substantially more power than working on the battery case. ❂ Do not disassemble, crush, or puncture the battery; short its age and type, your notebook power settings, and the applications you...
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... your battery charge gets critically low, your notebook will not be using and your Windows power-related system settings. Tips for extending your battery life: ❂ set your power scheme to Max Battery (see "changing your power-related settings") ❂ decrease the display brightness ❂ close your work session. Use the tools listed on battery power and the charge gets low, take action right away! battery managing your battery consumption Battery operating time depends on the software applications...
... your battery charge gets critically low, your notebook will not be using and your Windows power-related system settings. Tips for extending your battery life: ❂ set your power scheme to Max Battery (see "changing your power-related settings") ❂ decrease the display brightness ❂ close your work session. Use the tools listed on battery power and the charge gets low, take action right away! battery managing your battery consumption Battery operating time depends on the software applications...
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... a group of your notebook, the system enters a Hibernation mode. power meter This tab displays current power and battery-status information. Select the message type and the power level at which you press the power button to occur. See "using the power button" in the Power Options Properties window. advanced Advanced options include settings for more information. 52 Select a power scheme from a list, including: ❂ Home/Office Desk ❂ Portable/Laptop (default) ❂ Presentation...
... a group of your notebook, the system enters a Hibernation mode. power meter This tab displays current power and battery-status information. Select the message type and the power level at which you press the power button to occur. See "using the power button" in the Power Options Properties window. advanced Advanced options include settings for more information. 52 Select a power scheme from a list, including: ❂ Home/Office Desk ❂ Portable/Laptop (default) ❂ Presentation...
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..., use appropriate precautions, including turning off all system power, unplugging all cables, and touching a bare metal surface on the notebook (such as electrostatic discharge. 5 upgrades and replacements Read this chapter when you need to static electricity, also known as the nuts for the printer port) or wearing a grounding wrist-strap. All user-replaceable components are sensitive to upgrade or replace your: ❂ battery ❂ memory ❂ hard drive...
..., use appropriate precautions, including turning off all system power, unplugging all cables, and touching a bare metal surface on the notebook (such as electrostatic discharge. 5 upgrades and replacements Read this chapter when you need to static electricity, also known as the nuts for the printer port) or wearing a grounding wrist-strap. All user-replaceable components are sensitive to upgrade or replace your: ❂ battery ❂ memory ❂ hard drive...
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Disconnect all cables, including the AC power adapter, modem, and network cables. 2. Remove the memory compartment cover screw and cover. See the Warning note at the beginning of this section, follow industry-standard practices for preventing electrostatic discharge. To prevent damage to your notebook, remove the installed battery pack before replacing this chapter for more information. 1. Place your notebook and close the display. For instructions on a stable work surface...
Disconnect all cables, including the AC power adapter, modem, and network cables. 2. Remove the memory compartment cover screw and cover. See the Warning note at the beginning of this section, follow industry-standard practices for preventing electrostatic discharge. To prevent damage to your notebook, remove the installed battery pack before replacing this chapter for more information. 1. Place your notebook and close the display. For instructions on a stable work surface...
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A new hard drive has no data or software preloaded on a stable work surface. Then, you must perform a system restore. Disconnect all cables, including the AC power adapter, modem, and network cables. 2. For instructions on removing an installed battery pack, see the "battery " section in your new hard drive. After you install the new hard drive, you can reload your programs, files, and information from your backup CD onto your notebook, first copy to a backup CD any of...
A new hard drive has no data or software preloaded on a stable work surface. Then, you must perform a system restore. Disconnect all cables, including the AC power adapter, modem, and network cables. 2. For instructions on removing an installed battery pack, see the "battery " section in your new hard drive. After you install the new hard drive, you can reload your programs, files, and information from your backup CD onto your notebook, first copy to a backup CD any of...
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... sure that all cables are connected to AC power, check all cables, reconnect them, and try : ❂ Press the Power button on your notebook. ❂ If the battery-related status light blinks quickly when you used the right type of the cable connections to room temperature. ❂ Check your battery" in chapter 4 for instructions. ❂ Recalibrate the battery. What should I do ? See "recalibrating your power management settings in the Windows Control Panel. What should...
... sure that all cables are connected to AC power, check all cables, reconnect them, and try : ❂ Press the Power button on your notebook. ❂ If the battery-related status light blinks quickly when you used the right type of the cable connections to room temperature. ❂ Check your battery" in chapter 4 for instructions. ❂ Recalibrate the battery. What should I do ? See "recalibrating your power management settings in the Windows Control Panel. What should...
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... will need to double click on the Synaptics Touchpad icon on Device Settings and select Settings. A Your numeric keypad is not responding to restart it ? Q My notebook is not responding when I type, some of the letter keys type numbers instead of the following to the keyboard or the touchpad. Try one of the letters. Select Pointing Device Properties. troubleshooting keyboard and touchpad Q My notebook is activated. A Your notebook has locked...
... will need to double click on the Synaptics Touchpad icon on Device Settings and select Settings. A Your numeric keypad is not responding to restart it ? Q My notebook is not responding when I type, some of the letter keys type numbers instead of the following to the keyboard or the touchpad. Try one of the letters. Select Pointing Device Properties. troubleshooting keyboard and touchpad Q My notebook is activated. A Your notebook has locked...
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A Try the following: ❂ Make sure that the printer power cable is being used by the open only the programs that came with your printer or to Windows online help , save the data you need. ❂ Consider adding more physical memory to your notebook. 71 For more programs. If this doesn't help . A Your system resources are low, and all programs...
A Try the following: ❂ Make sure that the printer power cable is being used by the open only the programs that came with your printer or to Windows online help , save the data you need. ❂ Consider adding more physical memory to your notebook. 71 For more programs. If this doesn't help . A Your system resources are low, and all programs...
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... not support an automatic redial function. Japanese Modem Notice 79 The approval of this modem is invalidated if the apparatus is modified in only the following functions: ❂ storage of your modem, if as a result, it is used with, or connected to, external software that ...has not been formally accepted by BABT or if it then ceases to conform to the standards against which approval was granted. Any other usage will invalidate the approval of telephone numbers for retrieval by a predator mined code ❂ initial proceed indication...
... not support an automatic redial function. Japanese Modem Notice 79 The approval of this modem is invalidated if the apparatus is modified in only the following functions: ❂ storage of your modem, if as a result, it is used with, or connected to, external software that ...has not been formally accepted by BABT or if it then ceases to conform to the standards against which approval was granted. Any other usage will invalidate the approval of telephone numbers for retrieval by a predator mined code ❂ initial proceed indication...