Disk Operations; Touch Pad / Touchscreen (Only For Models With Touchscreen) - Panasonic CF-29 Series Reference Manual

Dealing with Problems (Advanced)

Disk Operations

Cannot read/write to a floppy disk
Unable to write to a disk
How to format a floppy disk is unclear
Unable to read/write to the hard disk
When the previous item is not the
cause

Touch Pad / Touchscreen (only for models with touchscreen)

The cursor cannot be controlled
properly
The cursor does not move in scrolling
area of the touch pad
Are you using either the internal floppy disk drive or the Panasonic CF-VFDU03
USB floppy disk drive (optional)?
Has the floppy disk been correctly inserted?
Has the floppy disk been correctly formatted?
Has the Setup Utility been used to set [Floppy Operation] to [Enable]? (
95)
Your floppy disk content may be corrupted.
Is the floppy disk write-protected?
Format the floppy disk using the following procedure.
Select [My Computer] in [start] and select [3 1/2 Floppy (A:)], then select [File]
from the menu and select [Format]. Confirm the disc capacity and the format
type, then select [Start] to begin the formatting.
Your drive or file may not have been properly set.
Check to see if the hard disk is full. If it is full, delete unnecessary files.
You cannot use a hard disk drive for which [Enable] has been selected in the
[Hard Disk Lock] setting of the Setup Utility by another computer.
Your hard disk content may be corrupted. Contact Panasonic Technical
Support.
Try testing another drive or media.
If you are using an external mouse, ensure that the external mouse has been
connected correctly.
Restart the computer by using the keyboard.
, U, and select [Restart] with R.)
(Press
If the computer does not respond to keyboard commands, read "No response"
( page 123).
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When the Microsoft IntelliMouse™ Wheel mode or the original mode is set for
the touch pad, only scroll operations are possible for the right part or bottom
part of the touch pad. In this case, cursor operations are possible by using the
work surface excluding the right part or bottom part. When no mode is set, the
entire surface of the touch pad can be used for cursor operations.
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