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Q: How do I change the parallel port type to ECP, EPP, or bi-directional?
A: You can change the parallel port type using the System Setup utility. To access
System Setup, click the Start button, select Shut Down, and then select Restart.
When the Sony screen displays, press the Delete key on your keyboard. Select
"Chipset Features Setup" from the CMOS Setup Utility screen. Use the arrow keys
to highlight Parallel Port Mode. You can toggle between the Normal (bi-
directional), ECP, EPP and ECP+EPP options using the Page Up (PU) or Page
Down (PD) buttons. When the desired setting displays, press the Escape key to
return to the CMOS Setup Utility screen. Select the F10 key to Save and Exit. Select
Yes (Y) to save the CMOS settings and exit. Press the Enter key. The system
automatically starts with the new settings.
Q: Why isn't the DVD-ROM drive reading a CD?
A: After inserting a CD, you must wait a few seconds for the CD to be detected
before trying to access it. If your drive reads some CDs but not others, check the
shiny side of the disc for dirt or scratches. You may also need to clean the DVD-
ROM drive lens with a CD-ROM cleaner.
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Q: How do I set up faxing capability in Windows
98 Second Edition?
A: Windows 98 does not provide a built-in fax utility. Sony has included the
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WinFax
Basic Edition for your faxing needs. To set up WinFax Basic
software, click the Start button, point to Programs, and select Configure WinFax
Basic Edition. Follow the on-screen instructions to configure the fax utility.
Q: How do I change the video resolution of my display?
A: From the Start menu, select Settings, and then click Control Panel. Click the
Display icon. Select the Settings tab. Move the slider under Screen area to change
the resolution.
Q: Why does Windows lock up during shut down?
A: Windows may not shut down properly for many reasons, including
incompatible or conflicting drivers, damaged files, or non-responsive hardware.
For troubleshooting information, you can search Windows 98 Help. From the Start
menu, select Help, click the Contents tab, click Troubleshooting, and then click
Windows 98 Troubleshooters. Click the subject for which you want information,
and then answer the questions that are appropriate for your problem.
Q: Why is my system running slowly?
A: Your system responsiveness varies depending on the number of applications
that are open and running. Close any applications that you are not currently
using. Increasing the system memory may also help. The computer has two
memory slots. For memory upgrades, use only 3.3V 64-bit PC-100 SDRAM DIMM
modules.
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