Panasonic CF-R1 SERIES Operating Instructions Manual page 13

pSetup- the
SD-MovieSta
gen
Select [Start]* -
[Run] and input
[c:\utii\sdimovie\setup.exe], then select
[OK].
:
[start]
Follow the on-screen instructions.
note}-
At [Choose
Destination Location],
do
not
change the destination
folder.
At
[Select the
Video System],
select
[NTSCj.
rInformation-for-Windows-XPn
•
You
can
select
Classic
view
for the Control Panel or select the Classic
Start
menu.
You
can
also
change
the
way
a user logs on or
off.
The
procedure
in this
manual
uses the
method
or
view
of the
Windows
XP
default
setting (not
Classic
view
or Classic
Start
menu
etc.).
•
Resetting the
password
Windows
XP
has
a
function to reset a forgotten
password.
To
use
this
function,
you need
to
create a
password
reset
disk
beforehand following
the steps
below.
1
Connect
the
USB
floppy disk
drive.
2
Select
[start]
-
[Control Panel]
-
[User Accounts] and
select the
account you used
to logon.
3
Select [Prevent a forgotten
password] from
the [Related Tasks]
menu
and
create
a
password
reset
disk following the on-screen
instructions.
Store the
password
reset
disk
in
a safe place.
Only
the
logon password
for
each account can be
reset.
The password
set in the
Setup
Utility
cannot be
reset.
Recovery Console
If
you
install
the
Recovery Console,
you
can use
the
command
prompt
to
execute
operations such
as
CHKDSK
in
cases where,
for
example,
Windows
XP
will
not
Start.
Use
the
following procedure
to
install
Recovery
Console. This procedure
al-
lows you
to select
Recovery Console
as
a
startup
option during
startup.
1
Select
[start] -
[Run] and
input
[c:\windows\i386\winnt32.exe /cmdcons], then
select
[OK].
Follow
the
on-screen
instructions,
j?
Select
[start]
-
[Run] and
input
[c:\util\msupdate\q308402\q308402_
wxp_spl_x86_enu.exe],
then
select
[OK].
Follow
the
on-screen
instructions.
;note>
For an overview
of
Recovery Console,
refer to
[Help
and
Support].
1
Select
[start] -
[Help and
Support].
2
Enter "Recovery Console" under
[Search], then
select
Depending on
the
Windows
settings, installed applications,
and
drivers,
menus
and
other displays
may
diifer,
or
some
functions (such as use of
the
password
reset disk)
may
be
inoperable.
Check
with
your system
administrator for
details.
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