Page 1 Flyer, which provides updates and supplemental information about your computer. Go to the Sony Computing Support Site hardware specifications and preinstalled software information. For Sony software information, click Start and Welcome to VAIO Life. computer, and welcome to the online VAIO ® to view the VAIO Computer Specifications, which list your computer's ®...
Page 2: Caring For Your Computer
Caring for Your Computer This section provides information on how to safely use your Sony computer. Page 2...
Page 3: Applying Ergonomics
Applying Ergonomics Your computer is a portable device and can be used in a variety of environments. Whenever possible, you should apply the following ergonomic considerations:  Position of your computer — Place the computer directly in front of you as you work. Keep your forearms horizontal, with your wrists in a neutral, comfortable position while using the keyboard, touch pad, or external mouse.
Page 4: Storing Your Computer
If the computer is brought directly from a cold location to a warm one, moisture may condense inside your computer. In this case, allow at least one hour before turning on your computer. If any problems occur, unplug your computer, and contact your Sony Service Center. ...
Page 5: Using Cables And Connections
Using Cables and Connections  Use only specified peripheral equipment and interface cables.  Do not use cut or damaged connection cables.  If the telephone company makes a service call to your home or office and determines that your computer is responsible for a problem, the telephone company may bill you for the service call.
Page 6: Cleaning Your Computer
Cleaning Your Computer  Clean the computer with a soft, dry cloth or a soft cloth lightly moistened with a mild detergent solution. Do not use any type of abrasive pad, scouring powder, or solvent such as alcohol or benzine, as these may damage the finish of your computer.
Page 7: Handling The Lcd Screen
Handling the LCD Screen  Direct sunlight can damage the LCD. Be careful when using the computer near a window.  Do not scratch the LCD or exert pressure on it. This can cause a malfunction.  Using the computer in low temperature conditions may produce a residual image on the screen. This is not a malfunction.
Page 8: Powering Your Computer
Powering Your Computer Your VAIO computer comes with a battery and an AC adapter. This chapter explains how to install and use these supplied ® accessories to power your computer. It also describes ways you can efficiently utilize the battery as a power source. Page 8...
Page 9: Using Ac Power
Using AC Power The supplied battery is not charged when you receive your computer. To charge the battery and begin using the computer immediately, insert the battery into the computer and use the supplied AC adapter as a power source. The computer automatically charges the installed battery while it uses AC power.
Page 10 Connecting the AC adapter To connect the AC adapter Plug the AC adapter cable into the DC IN port. Connecting the AC Adapter to the Com puter Plug the power cord into the AC adapter and an AC outlet. Use only the supplied AC adapter with your computer. Page 10...
Page 11 Turning on the computer To open and turn on the computer Slide the cover release latch and lift the cover while holding the bottom of the computer firmly. Opening the Com puter Press the power button until the power indicator turns on. Turning on the Com puter If you continue to press the power button, the computer turns off.
Page 12: Using The Battery
Using the Battery Your computer, depending on the model you purchased, may come equipped with one battery bay and one multipurpose bay that supports a second battery. If your computer comes with two bays, you can purchase a second rechargeable battery to extend your computing time.
Page 13 Using a second battery To insert a second battery If another device is in the multipurpose bay, remove that device. Insert the battery into the multipurpose bay. When the computer uses the second battery, the Battery 2 indicator turns on. Inserting the Second Battery Slide the weight saver in the direction of the arrow until it clicks into place.
Page 14 To remove the second battery Make sure the Battery 2 indicator is off and the Battery 1 indicator is on or the computer is connected to AC power. If the Battery 2 indicator is on: Double-click the CPU icon PowerPanel dialog box appears. On the Battery tab, click Primary Battery in the Battery Switch box.
Page 15: Conserving Battery Power
Conserving Battery Power You may use the power saving modes and PowerPanel utility to conserve battery power. Conserving battery power may significantly extend your computing time, depending on how you use your computer. Page 15...
Page 16 Using power saving modes In addition to the normal operating mode, which allows you to turn off specific devices to save power, your computer has two distinct power saving modes: Standby and Hibernate. Use the Standby and Hibernate power saving modes to override a power profile setting and initiate immediate action.
Page 17 Using PowerPanel utility The PowerPanel utility enables you to select and customize a predefined power management profile to conserve battery life. The following table describes all the predefined power management profiles in PowerPanel. You can customize the settings for all the following profiles, except the Disable Power Management profile. Icon Description Maximum Performance...
Page 18 Do not c hoos e the A utomatic P rofile Selec tion when c onnec ted to A C power. To select a profile Right-click the CPU icon information for Battery icon descriptions. Select Profiles, and click the profile on the shortcut menu. The profile settings are implemented instantly. See Using PowerPanel utility for descriptions of available profiles.
Page 19 darker you set the computer screen the more power you conserve. LCD Standby Timer Controls the time it takes the system to turn off power to the computer screen (LCD) when the system is idle. The system itself still functions on full power. HDD Standby Timer Controls the time it takes the system to turn off power to the hard disk drive when the system is idle.
Page 20 Locating battery information You can view the remaining battery charge and miscellaneous battery information on the Battery Information toolbar, the PowerProfile window, and the Power Meter window. The Battery icons that appear on the Battery Information toolbar and PowerPanel window indicate the current status of the installed battery.
Page 21 * T he P owerP anel window may appear s lightly different on your c omputer, depending on the number of batteries your c omputer s upports .  Power Profile— Displays the power management settings for various devices on your system. You can change the settings to conserve power.
Page 22 To display the Power icon on the taskbar Click Start on the Windows ® Click Performance and Maintenance, and click Power Options. The Power Options Properties window appears. Select the Advanced tab, and then select Always show icon on the taskbar in the Options box. The power icon appears on the taskbar.
Page 23 Inserting a battery To insert a battery Lift the lid of the computer. Push the battery bay cover down to open it. The battery bay cover swings out but does not detach from the computer. Opening the Battery Bay Slide the battery into the battery bay. If the computer is on, it automatically detects the battery. Inserting a Battery Push the battery bay cover up until it clicks into place.
Page 24 Removing a battery If you are not using the computer for an extended period of time, remove the battery from the computer to avoid damaging the battery. Remove the battery when the computer is off. To remove a battery Make sure the computer is off. Push the battery bay cover down to open it.
Page 25 Charging a battery You will need to charge the battery if battery power drops below 10 percent or you have not used the battery for a long time. The lithium-ion battery supplied with your computer may be recharged at any time, whether you wait until the battery is completely or partially discharged.
Page 26 The computer is using AC power. Page 26...
Page 27 Notes on batteries  Never leave the battery in temperatures above 140°F (60°C), such as under direct sunlight or in a car parked in the sun.  While the battery is in use or being discharged, the battery heats up. This is normal and is not cause for concern. ...
Page 28: Using Special Buttons
Using Audio-Video Features Using Special Buttons Depending on the model you purchased, your VAIO computer is equipped with a variety of audio- and video-oriented ® function buttons: Volume Up and Down, Channel Up and Down, Brightness, and Magnify screen. Page 28...
Page 29 Using Audio-Video Features Using Special Buttons Depending on the model you purchased, your VAIO computer is equipped with a variety of audio- and video-oriented ® function buttons: Volume Up and Down, Channel Up and Down, Brightness, and Magnify screen. Page 29...
Page 30 About the special buttons The following information shows where the special buttons are located, and briefly describes their functionality. Special Buttons Number Type of Button Volume Down. The Volume Up and Down buttons control the audio output on your computer. Volume Up.
Page 31: Using I.link Digital Video Recorders
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Page 32 Connecting an i.LINK digital video recorder You can connect an i.LINK digital video (DV) recorder when the computer is on or off. Connecting the DV recorder when the computer is in a power saving mode (Standby or Hibernate) may cause the computer to malfunction. Before you connect an i.LINK digital video recorder ...
Page 33 Disconnecting the i.LINK digital video recorder You can disconnect the digital video recorder while the computer is on or off. Simply unplug the i.LINK cable from the i.LINK port on the computer. Disconnecting the cable when the computer is in a power saving mode (Standby or Hibernate) may cause the computer to malfunction.
Page 34 Using a digital video camera recorder Your computer comes with preinstalled driver software that is compatible with most Sony digital video camera recorders. If you purchased a camera that comes with its own driver software, install these drivers before you use the camera.
Page 35: Using Computer Monitors And Projectors
Using Computer Monitors and Projectors You can connect an external display (such as a computer monitor or a projector) to your computer. Page 35...
Page 36 Connecting a computer monitor Your computer can display images to the computer screen (LCD), to an external computer monitor, or to both the LCD and external monitor while your computer is on. To connect a computer monitor Make sure the computer monitor is plugged into an AC outlet. Plug the display cable into the Monitor (VGA) port If it is not already on, turn on the computer monitor.
Page 37 Connecting a multimedia device Connecting a Com puter Monitor You can connect a multimedia device, such as a multimedia computer monitor or projector, to your computer. Connecting a multimedia device enables you to display images on your computer screen (LCD), the multimedia device, or both. For information on connecting a TV to your computer, see To connect a multimedia computer monitor or projector Plug the device into an AC outlet.
Page 38 Press the Fn+F7 key combination to toggle the display between your computer, the device, or both. See Selecting a display for more information. See the guide that accompanied your projector for more information on its installation and use. Page 38...
Page 39 Selecting a display You can connect external displays to your computer while it is on. When you connect an external display (projector, computer monitor, or TV) to your computer, you can switch the display between the computer screen (LCD), the external display, or both, using shortcut keys.
Page 40 Disconnecting a computer monitor or projector You can disconnect the external computer monitor or projector by unplugging the monitor (VGA) cable from your computer's port. Disconnecting the external display when the computer is in a power saving mode (Standby or Hibernate) may cause the computer to malfunction.
Page 41: Using Speakers
Your computer comes with built-in stereo speakers. If you wish to enhance the sound quality of your computer, you can purchase and connect external speakers. If you want to purchase speakers, make sure the speakers are designed for computer use. You can shop Sony online at http://www.sonystyle.com/vaio or contact your local retailer.
Page 42 Connecting speakers You can connect speakers to your computer to enhance the sound quality of your computer. Do not place floppy disks on the speakers. The speakers' magnetic field may damage the data stored on the floppy disks. To connect speakers to your computer Turn down the volume of the speakers.
Page 43 Disconnecting speakers You can disconnect external speakers when the computer is on or off. Simply unplug the speaker cable from the Headphone jack on the computer. Page 43...
Page 44 Adjusting the volume To adjust the volume for playing CDs and DVDs, use the Volume icon Down buttons. Adjusting the volume for playing CDs or DVDs does not adjust the volume for recording sound files. You can only adjust the recording volume in the Recording Control window. See for instructions on how to open this window.
Page 45 Enabling the audio feature If you do not hear sound when playing a CD or DVD, you may need to enable the audio feature. To enable the audio feature Click Start on the Windows ® Click Performance and Maintenance, and click System. The System Properties window appears. Select the Hardware tab, and click Device Manager.
Page 46: Using Microphones
Using Microphones You can connect an external microphone to your computer to enable the sound input to your computer. Make sure your microphone is designed for computer use. If you wish to purchase a microphone, shop Sony online at http://www.sonystyle.com/vaio or contact your local retailer.
Page 47 Connecting a microphone Plug the microphone cable into the Microphone jack on the computer. Connecting a Microphone A protruding dot loc ated next to the M ic rophone jac k dis tinguis hes this jac k from the H eadphone jac k. Page 47...
Page 48 Disconnecting a microphone You can disconnect an external microphone when the computer is on or off. Simply unplug the microphone cable from the Microphone jack on the computer. Page 48...
Page 49 Using a microphone to record sound You can record messages, memos, etc. by connecting a microphone to the Microphone jack To record from a microphone Double-click the Volume icon From the Options menu, click Properties. The Properties dialog box appears. Click to select the Recording option in the Adjust volume for box, and click OK.
Page 50: Internet And Network Connections
Connection Wizard guides you through the process of connecting to the Internet and choosing an Internet service provider (ISP) or setting up an existing account. When you connect to the Internet, you can register your VAIO computer, use online ® services, and gain access to Sony Computing Support. Page 50...
Page 51 Connection Wizard guides you through the process of connecting to the Internet and choosing an Internet service provider (ISP) or setting up an existing account. When you connect to the Internet, you can register your VAIO computer, use online ® services, and gain access to Sony Computing Support. Page 51...
Page 52 Setting up a dial-up Internet connection Before you can connect to the Internet, you need to connect your computer to a telephone line via a telephone cable (not supplied). Once you set up your telephone cable, you're ready to connect to the Internet. To connect a telephone cable Locate the Modem jack on your computer.
Page 53 Follow the on-screen instructions. Page 53...
Page 54 Setting up an Ethernet Internet connection Your computer accommodates both 10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX Ethernet connections, with data transfer speeds of between 10 and 100 Mbps. To connect an Ethernet cable Locate the Ethernet port on your computer. For location information, see "Locating Controls and Ports" in the "Setting Up"...
Page 55 Customizing your Internet connection The Internet Properties dialog box enables you to change the way you view the Internet. You can change your home page, fonts, language, and colors. You can also regulate content and set browsing preferences. To open the Internet Properties dialog box Click Start on the Windows ®...
Page 56: Network Connections
Network Connections With a Sony computer, you can easily set up or connect to a variety of networks. The New Connection Wizard and Network Setup Wizard make it easy to gain access to networks (LANs) using wireless, Ethernet, or dial-up connections.
Page 57 Using Ethernet and dial-up connections For setting up local area networks (LANs), Ethernet is a widely installed technology. Your computer accommodates both 10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX Ethernet connections, with data transfer speeds of between 10 and 100 Mbps. To connect to a local area network using a telephone or Ethernet cable Connect an Ethernet or telephone cable to your computer.
Page 58 Connect an Ethernet or telephone cable to your computer. See dial-up Internet connection for more information. From the Start menu, point to All Programs, Accessories, Communications, and click New Connection Wizard. Click Next. If you are prompted to the Local Information dialog box, follow the on-screen instructions. Click Connect to the network at my workplace, and then click Next.
Page 59 A wireless local area network (LAN) is a network in which you can connect to a LAN through a wireless (radio) connection. You can opt to purchase a Sony Wireless LAN Access Point to set up a LAN. The wireless LAN access point is designed for building a wireless LAN environment. Because a wireless LAN configuration requires no wiring, you can operate multiple computers more freely than ever before.
Page 60 From the Available wireless networks list, select the name of the network in which you want to connect. If you do not see the network name, see If required, type the network key in the Network key box. (If necessary, ask the administrator for the key.) Retype the network key in the Confirm network key box.
Page 61 Type the name of the network (access point) you want to connect to in the Network name (SSID) box. The following steps are for networks that require a network key. If you do not know the network key or are not sure a network key is required, see the network administrator or the guide that accompanied your access point for more information.
Page 62 Click Start, Control Panel, Network and Internet Connections, and then click Network Connections. The Network Connections window appears. In the right panel under LAN or High-Speed Internet, click Wireless Network Connection. The Wireless Network Connection window appears. Wireless Network Connection Click Advanced.
Page 63 Click Add. The Wireless network properties dialog box appears. Wireless Network Properties Type the name of the network you want to connect to in the Network name (SSID) box. If available, make sure the Data encryption (WEP enabled) check box is selected. If the Data encryption (WEP enabled) check box is not available: Select an authentication method from the Network Authentication menu.
Page 64 13. Click Advanced. The Advanced dialog box appears. Adv anced 14. Click to select Computer-to-computer {ad hoc} networks only, and then click Close. To disconnect from a wireless network  For computers with built-in wireless LAN functionality, move the Wireless LAN switch to OFF. Turning off the wireless LAN functionality while accessing remote documents, files, or resources may result in data loss.
Page 65 Checking your network connection status Whether you have a wireless, Ethernet, or dial-up connection, you can check the status of that connection. To check your network connection status Click Start on the taskbar, and click Control Panel, Network and Internet Connections, and Network Connections.
Page 66: Inserting And Ejecting Cds Or Dvds
CDs and DVDs Inserting and Ejecting CDs or DVDs Avoid using adhesive labels to identify your CDs or DVDs. Adhesive labels may damage the optical drive if they come off while the disc is in the drive. To insert a disc Turn on the computer or exit a power saving mode (Standby or Hibernate) if one is active.
Page 67 Using power saving modes. Close all programs that access the optical drive, and wait for the Busy indicator on the drive cover to turn off. Press the Eject button on the drive cover to open the drive tray. The drive tray slides out. If the Eject button does not work, turn off the computer and insert a thin, straight object (such as a paper clip) into the manual eject hole next to the Eject button.
Page 68 CDs and DVDs Inserting and Ejecting CDs or DVDs Avoid using adhesive labels to identify your CDs or DVDs. Adhesive labels may damage the optical drive if they come off while the disc is in the drive. To insert a disc Turn on the computer or exit a power saving mode (Standby or Hibernate) if one is active.
Page 69 Using power saving modes. Close all programs that access the optical drive, and wait for the Busy indicator on the drive cover to turn off. Press the Eject button on the drive cover to open the drive tray. The drive tray slides out. If the Eject button does not work, turn off the computer and insert a thin, straight object (such as a paper clip) into the manual eject hole next to the Eject button.
Page 70 Copying and Playing CDs and DVDs Your computer plays and records CDs and DVDs, depending on the model you purchased. Check your specifications for the type of optical drive installed on your computer and use the table below to see which types of media your optical drive supports.
Page 71 Playing CDs Before you play an audio CD, you may need to enable your computer's audio feature. To enable the audio feature Click Start on the Windows ® The System Properties dialog box appears. As a shortcut, you can press Fn + Windows key Select the Hardware tab, and in the Device Manager box, click Device Manager.
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Page 73 Copying files to CDs Before you copy files to a CD-RW or CD-R disc, read the following notes to avoid a computer malfunction and ensure the best results:  Deactivate the screen saver and exit anti-virus software.  Deactivate memory-resident disc utilities to avoid data loss. ...
Page 74 Do not strike or shake the computer while writing data to a disc. T he read/write drive letter des ignation may vary, depending on your s ys tem's hardware c onfiguration. Page 74...
Page 75 Playing DVDs You can play DVDs in your computer's optical drive and view the video on a multimedia display or on a TV. Page 75...
Page 76 Connecting your computer to a TV Your computer is equipped with an A/V OUT jack, which enables you to connect your computer to a TV. To locate the A/V OUT jack on your computer, see "Locating Controls and Ports" in the "Setting Up" chapter of your printed VAIO Quick Start.
Page 77 Playing DVDs on a TV Connect the external optical drive if you plan to use one. To play a DVD Close all open programs. Disable the screen saver and the virus checker. If you are using battery power, set the power management profile to DVD. Follow these steps: Close all open programs.
Page 78 Disconnecting your computer from a TV Simply unplug the audio-video (AV) cable from the A/V OUT jack on the computer. Page 78...
Page 79 Playing DVDs on your computer Your computer is equipped with an optical drive that enables you to watch DVDs and most DVD-R discs on your computer. To play a DVD while using AC power Close all open programs. Insert the DVD into the optical drive. Open a preinstalled DVD program, such as WinDVD Click Start on the taskbar, and point to All Programs.
Page 80 Copying files to DVDs (on selected models only) Use the table shown on Copying and Playing CDs and DVDs To copy files to a DVD-R or DVD-RW Connect the AC adapter to the computer. See Insert the disc into the optical drive. See Click Start, All Programs, and select the DVD software program you want to use from the submenu.
Page 81: Computer Features
Computer Features Using the Touch Pad A pointing device called a touch pad is located in front of the keyboard. You can point to, select, drag, and scroll objects on the screen using the built-in touch pad. Page 81...
Page 82 Computer Features Using the Touch Pad A pointing device called a touch pad is located in front of the keyboard. You can point to, select, drag, and scroll objects on the screen using the built-in touch pad. Page 82...
Page 83 Describing the touch pad Locating the Touch Pad Touch Pad Action Description Sliding one finger Equivalent to using a mouse to place the pointer on an item. Tapping once Equivalent to pressing the left button once. Tapping twice Equivalent to pressing the left button twice. Sliding one finger while pressing the left button Moving your finger along the right edge of the touch pad only with programs that support a touch pad scroll feature.)
Page 84 Customizing the touch pad Sony Notebook Setup lets you customize, enable, or disable the touch pad. Open the Mouse Properties dialog box to set your touch pad and mouse preferences, such as changing pointers, enabling or disabling the tapping feature, clicking both buttons simultaneously, and adjusting the touch pad speed.
Page 85: Using Memory Stick Media
Using Memory Stick Media Your VAIO computer is equipped with a Memory Stick slot that supports certain types of Memory Stick media. ® ® ® Page 85...
Page 86 Memory Stick media do not support video file playback directly from the media. Copy the video file to your hard disk drive and then play back the file. computers support Memory Stick PRO media for data storage ® software are not compatible with the new Memory Stick PRO media. Sony http://www.sony.com/pcsupport regularly for the latest information on the Page 86...
Page 87 Inserting Memory Stick media Before using Memory Stick media, back up important data. The media slot accommodates only one Memory Stick media at a ® time. To insert Memory Stick media Insert the Memory Stick media with the arrow facing up and toward the Memory Stick media slot. Inserting the media in the wrong direction may damage the connector pins.
Page 88 Depending on the model you purchased, the Sony Memory Stick window may appear when you insert a Memory Stick media. From this window, you can choose to view, print, copy or organize your Memory Stick images or data. If the Sony...
Page 89 Write-protecting Memory Stick media Memory Stick media is designed with a write-protect tab to protect data from accidental erasure or overwriting. Move the ® tab to the right or left to set or release write-protection. When the write-protect tab of the Memory Stick media is set to LOCK, data cannot be recorded or erased.
Page 90 From the Start menu, click My Computer. The My Computer window appears. Right-click Sony MemoryStick, and click Format from the menu. The Format Sony MemoryStick dialog box appears. Select Quick Format in the Format options box, and then click Start.
Page 91 Removing Memory Stick media If the Memory Stick media is removed prematurely, a blue screen with a message may appear prompting you to continue or ® exit. Reinsert the media into the slot and press Enter to continue. This enables the media to finish reading or writing data. To remove Memory Stick media Wait a minimum of 10 seconds after the Memory Stick media finishes reading or writing data before removing the media.
Page 92: Using Pc Cards
Using PC Cards Your computer includes one or more PC Card slots. A PC Card enables you to connect devices such as an optical drive, floppy disk drive, or Network Interface Card (NIC). See your VAIO Computer Specifications for the type of PC Card that is compatible with your computer. These slots are ®...
Page 93 Inserting PC Cards Some PC Cards may require you to disable idle devices when using the PC Card. You can use Sony Notebook Setup to disable these devices. To open Sony Notebook Setup Click Start on the Windows taskbar, and then click All Programs.
Page 94 Removing PC Cards You can remove PC Cards while the computer is on or off. PC Cards draw power from the computer when they are inserted into the PC Card slot, whether or not you use the card. If you are not using your PC Card and you are using a battery as a power source, remove the PC Card from the PC Card slot to conserve battery power.
Page 95: Using The Multilingual User Interface Language Option
Using the Multilingual User Interface Language Option (Microsoft Windows XP Professional only) After you have initially setup your new VAIO ® ® language displayed in Microsoft Windows ® option changes the text controlled by Windows XP Professional operating system. Menus, help files, and icons generated by Windows XP Professional are shown in your selected language.
Page 96 Changing Numbers, Currency, Time, and Date Formats You can change your operating system's number, currency, time, and date formats to coordinate with your chosen country or language settings. To change these formats Click Start on the Windows taskbar, and then click Control Panel. Click Date, Time, Language and Regional Options, and click Regional and Language Options.
Page 97: Changing The Window Design Of Sony Programs
Click << or >> to view the designs. Click Apply to select a design that appears in the center window. The UI Design Selector window design changes. The window design of certain Sony programs will match the UI Design Selector window. Click OK.
Page 98: Printer Connections
Printer Connections Your computer is compatible with many popular printers. However, to ensure the best performance, printers must be compatible with the Microsoft Windows operating system installed on your computer. ® ® Page 98...
Page 99: Connecting A Usb Printer
Connecting a USB Printer You can connect a universal serial bus (USB) printer to your computer. The New Hardware Wizard enables you to easily install the printer software, but some printers require separate driver software installation. See the instructions that accompanied your printer for more information.
Page 100: Disconnecting A Printer
Disconnecting a Printer You can disconnect the printer cable when the computer is on or off. Disconnecting a printer when the computer is in a power saving mode (Standby or Hibernate) may cause the computer to malfunction. To disconnect a printer ...
Page 101: Connecting A Parallel Printer
Connecting a Parallel Printer You can connect a parallel port printer to your computer or port replicator, if applicable. The new hardware wizard enables you to easily install the printer software, but some printers require separate driver software installation. See the instructions that accompanied your printer for more information.
Page 102: Port Replicators
A port replicator is a device that attaches to your notebook and contains additional jacks and ports, such as USB ports. A port replicator may come with your computer, depending on the model you purchased. If you wish to purchase a port replicator, shop Sony online at http://www.sonystyle.com/vaio The printer port on this port replicator is intended for printer connections only.
Page 103 A port replicator is a device that attaches to your notebook and contains additional jacks and ports, such as USB ports. A port replicator may come with your computer, depending on the model you purchased. If you wish to purchase a port replicator, shop Sony online at http://www.sonystyle.com/vaio The printer port on this port replicator is intended for printer connections only.
Page 104: Connecting A Port Replicator
Connecting a Port Replicator Connect a port replicator to the computer while the computer is off. Use the AC adapter (not the battery) to power the computer while it is connected to a port replicator. Moving the computer with the port replicator attached could disconnect the AC adapter or power cord, and may cause the computer to lose power or malfunction.
Page 105 Connecting an AC Adapter to a Port Replicator Plug the AC adapter into the DC IN port on the port replicator, and plug the power cord into the AC adapter and an AC outlet. The power indicator turns on. Turn on the computer. Page 105...
Page 106 Disconnecting a Port Replicator To disconnect a port replicator Close any active programs to prevent data loss. Turn off the computer and disconnect the power cord. Pull the release latches on each side of the port replicator to release the computer from the port replicator. Releasing a Com puter from a Port Replicator Lift the computer away from the port replicator.
Page 107: Using The Keyboard
Mice and Keyboards Using the Keyboard Although your computer's keyboard is very similar to a typewriter's keyboard, you can use the additional keys on the computer's keyboard to perform specific computer-related tasks. Page 107...
Page 108 Mice and Keyboards Using the Keyboard Although your computer's keyboard is very similar to a typewriter's keyboard, you can use the additional keys on the computer's keyboard to perform specific computer-related tasks. Page 108...
Page 109 Keyboard descriptions Description The numeric keypad contains the keys found on a typical calculator. Use the numeric keypad to type numbers or perform mathematical calculations, such as addition and subtraction. Numbers appear on the front beveled edge of the numeric keys. Press the Num Lock key to activate the numeric keypad. (When you do so, the Num Lock indicator light turns on.) Press the Num Lock key again to deactivate the numeric keypad.
Page 110 Windows key combinations Key combination Function Displays the VAIO Help and Support Center window. +Tab Switches the selected button on the taskbar. Displays the desktop. Displays the My Computer window. Displays the Search Results window, where you can find a file or folder. This is the equivalent of selecting Search from the Start menu.
Page 111 Indicator lights Indicator Function Power Turns on when the power to the computer is on, blinks in Standby mode, and turns off when the computer is in Hibernate mode or off. Battery Turns on when the computer is using battery power, blinks when the battery is running out of power, double-blinks when the battery is charging.
Page 112 Fn key combinations Key combination Function Fn+F3 Toggles the built-in speakers off and on. Fn+F4 Adjusts the built-in speaker volume. An on-screen display appears notifying you when a change occurs. To increase volume, press the Fn+F4 keys and then press the To decrease volume, press the Fn+F4 keys and then press the Fn+F5 Adjusts the brightness of the computer screen (LCD).
Page 113 Connecting External Mice and Keyboards Your computer is compatible with many popular mice and keyboards. To function properly, the device you connect must be compatible with the Microsoft Windows operating system installed on your computer. ® ® Page 113...
Page 114 Connecting a mouse or keyboard If you connect the mouse or keyboard when the computer is on, you may need to restart the computer for it to recognize the device. To connect a USB mouse or keyboard to your computer Plug the USB cable into the USB port printed VAIO Computer Quick Start.
Page 115 Disconnecting a mouse or keyboard You can disconnect a USB or PS/2 mouse or keyboard when the computer is on or off. Disconnecting the mouse or keyboard when the computer is in a power saving mode (Standby or Hibernate) may cause the computer to malfunction. To disconnect a mouse or keyboard ...
Page 116: Memory Upgrades
Memory Upgrades Before you upgrade your computer's memory, read the safety information in Precautions and Procedures. For the type of module and amount of memory installed on your computer, see the Welcome page to view the VAIO Computer ® Specifications. Page 116...
Page 117: Precautions And Procedures
Precautions and Procedures Sony recommends that memory upgrades be performed by an authorized Sony Service Center. To find the nearest center or agent, go to: http://www.sony.com/pcsupport. The procedures described below assume familiarity with the general terminology associated with personal computers and with the safety practices and regulatory compliance required for using and modifying electronic equipment.
Page 118: Removing And Installing Memory Modules
Removing and Installing Memory Modules Make sure you read the safety information in When installing a memory module, do not open the module package until you are ready to install it. The package protects the module from Electrostatic discharge (ESD). For memory upgrades and information about which memory modules to use, refer to your VAIO available on the Welcome...
Page 119 Push the module down until it snaps into place. When the module is correctly seated, close the memory bay. Replace the fastening screw(s) on the memory bay. Make sure the system recognizes the new memory module. See information. Confirming Added Memory Capacity for more Page 119...
Page 120: Confirming Added Memory Capacity
Click Start on the Windows ® Select Sony Notebook Setup from the submenu. The Sony Notebook Setup dialog box appears. On the About This Computer tab, make sure the System Memory displayed in the System Information box matches the amount of memory installed.
Page 121: Using A Floppy Disk Drive
Floppy Disk Drives Using a Floppy Disk Drive You can connect a floppy disk drive to your computer. The floppy disk drive enables you to read or write data to a floppy disk. Page 121...
Page 122 Floppy Disk Drives Using a Floppy Disk Drive You can connect a floppy disk drive to your computer. The floppy disk drive enables you to read or write data to a floppy disk. Page 122...
Page 123 Connecting a floppy disk drive You can connect a floppy disk drive when your computer is on or off. Connecting the drive when the computer is in a power saving mode (Standby or Hibernate) may cause the computer to malfunction. To connect a USB floppy disk drive Close any active programs to prevent data loss.
Page 124 Inserting and removing floppy disks To write data to a disk, use one that is not write-protected or disable the write-protect feature. The floppy disk drive cannot write data to a disk if it is inserted into the drive improperly. To insert a floppy disk Hold the floppy disk with the label facing up.
Page 125 Protecting floppy disks  Do not open the shutter manually or touch the surface of the floppy disk.  Keep floppy disks away from magnets, direct sunlight, and heat sources. Page 125...
Page 126 Disconnecting a floppy disk drive You can disconnect a USB floppy disk drive when the computer is on or off. Disconnecting the drive when the computer is in a power saving mode (Standby or Hibernate) may cause the computer to malfunction. Close all programs accessing the floppy disk drive.
Page 127 Storing a floppy disk drive Fold the floppy disk drive cable and connector into the side compartment on the floppy disk drive. Storing a Floppy Disk Driv e Page 127...
Page 128: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Computer What do I do if my computer won't start?  Make sure the computer is securely plugged into a power source and turned on. Make sure the power indicator shows the power is on.  Make sure the battery is inserted properly and charged. ...
Page 129 Troubleshooting Computer What do I do if my computer won't start?  Make sure the computer is securely plugged into a power source and turned on. Make sure the power indicator shows the power is on.  Make sure the battery is inserted properly and charged. ...
Page 130 Troubleshooting Computer What do I do if my computer won't start?  Make sure the computer is securely plugged into a power source and turned on. Make sure the power indicator shows the power is on.  Make sure the battery is inserted properly and charged. ...
Page 131 Select Exit (Save Changes), and press Enter. The Setup Confirmation window appears again. Select Yes, and press Enter. The computer restarts. If this occurs on a regular basis, contact Sony Computing Support (http://www.sony.com/pcsupport). to select System Time, and then set the time (hour: minute: second). Press...
Page 132 Turn off the computer. Remove any peripheral devices connected to the computer. Restart the computer. Press the F2 key when the Sony logo appears. The BIOS Setup window appears. Press the Right Arrow key Press the Down Arrow key SETUP items appears.
Page 133 What do I do if my computer stops responding? It is best to turn off your computer using the Turn Off Computer option on the Microsoft the taskbar. Using other methods, including those listed below, may result in loss of unsaved data. ...
Page 134 Why won't my computer enter Standby or Hibernate mode? Your computer may become unstable if the operating mode is changed before the computer completely enters Standby or Hibernate. To restore the computer to normal operating stability: Close all open programs. Restart the computer.
Page 135 Why is the sound of my computer's fan so loud? The computer's fan may be running at a high speed to cool the CPU. By lowering the CPU speed, you also lower the speed and noise level of the computer's fan. If your computer comes with the PowerPanel If your computer does not come with the PowerPanel utility, use the power schemes to lower the CPU speed.
Page 136 Why does the System Properties dialog box display a slower CPU speed than the maximum? This is normal. Because your computer's CPU utilizes a type of CPU speed controlling technology for power conservation purposes, System Properties may display the CPU's current speed instead of the maximum speed. Page 136...
Page 137 Why don't my changes appear on the computer screen (LCD)? You may need to refresh the computer screen. Press and hold the Windows key , and press D twice. Page 137...
Page 138 Battery How do I know when the battery is charged? To determine the remaining battery charge, see Locating battery information. Page 138...
Page 139 Battery How do I know when the battery is charged? To determine the remaining battery charge, see Locating battery information. Page 139...
Page 140 When is the computer using AC power? When the computer is directly connected to the AC adapter, it uses AC power, even if a battery is installed. Page 140...
Page 141 When should I recharge the battery?  When the battery level falls below 10 percent.  When both the battery and power indicators blink.  When you have not used the battery for a long time. Page 141...
Page 142 When should I replace the battery? If the battery power is still low after charging it, the battery may be reaching the end of its life and should be replaced. Page 142...
Page 143 Should I be concerned that the installed battery is warm? No, it is normal for the battery to be warm when it is powering the computer. Page 143...
Page 144 Can my computer enter Hibernate mode while using battery power? Your computer can enter Hibernate mode while using battery power, but some software programs and peripheral devices prevent the system from entering Hibernate mode. If you are using a program that prevents the system from entering Hibernate mode, save your data frequently to avoid losing data.
Page 145 Why doesn't my computer enter Hibernate mode? You may first need to enable Hibernate mode. Follow these steps: Click Start on the Windows ® Click Performance and Maintenance, and click Power Options. The Power Options Properties window appears. Select the Hibernate tab. Click to check the box next to Enable hibernation.
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Page 147 N K is a trademark of Sony us ed only to des ignate that a produc t c ontains an I E E E 1 3 9 4 c onnec tion. T he i.LI...
Page 148 Make sure the telephone cable is working. Plug the cable into an ordinary telephone and listen for a dial tone.  Make sure the telephone number the program is dialing is correct.  Make sure the software you are using is compatible with the computer's modem. (All preinstalled Sony programs are compatible.) Page 148...
Page 149 Make sure the telephone cable is working. Plug the cable into an ordinary telephone and listen for a dial tone.  Make sure the telephone number the program is dialing is correct.  Make sure the software you are using is compatible with the computer's modem. (All preinstalled Sony programs are compatible.) Page 149...
Page 150 Why is my modem connection slow? Your computer is equipped with a V.90 compatible modem. Many factors may influence modem connection speed, including telephone line noise or compatibility with telephone equipment, such as fax machines or other modems. If you think your modem is not connecting properly to other PC-based modems, fax machines, or your Internet Service Provider (ISP), follow these steps: ...
Page 151 Networking Why can't my computer connect to a wireless LAN access point?  Connection availability is affected by distance and obstructions. You may need to move your computer away from obstructions or closer to any access point you may be using. ...
Page 152 Networking Why can't my computer connect to a wireless LAN access point?  Connection availability is affected by distance and obstructions. You may need to move your computer away from obstructions or closer to any access point you may be using. ...
Page 153 Why can't I access the Internet?  Check the access point settings. Refer to the instructions supplied with the access point.  Make sure your computer and the access point are connected to one another.  Move your computer away from obstructions or closer to any access point you may be using. ...
Page 154 Why is the data transfer speed slow?  The wireless LAN data transfer speed is affected by distance and obstructions between devices and access points. Other factors include device configurations, radio conditions, and software compatibility. To maximize the data transfer speed, move your computer away from obstructions or closer to any access point you may be using. ...
Page 155 Why is the communication speed interrupted or slowed down when MPEG2 data is transferred? The typical effective data transfer speed via an access point is 4-5 Mbps when adhering to the IEEE 802.11b standard or both the IEEE 802.11b and IEEE 802.11g standards (selected models only). High-rate stream transfers with MPEG2 data may lower this rate.
Page 156 How do I avoid data transfer interruptions?  When your computer is connected to an access point, data transfer interruptions may occur when using large files or if the computer is in close proximity to microwaves and cordless telephones.  Move the computer closer to the access point.
Page 157 Can I connect to an IEEE 802.11a device? Computers with built-in wireless LAN support the IEEE 802.11b standard only. Devices connecting to a wireless LAN using the IEEE 802.11a standard cannot connect to devices using the IEEE 802.11b standard. Page 157...
Page 158 Wireless LAN communication occurs on divided frequency bands known as channels. Third-party wireless LAN access point channels may be preset to different channels from Sony devices. If you are using a wireless LAN access point, refer to connectivity information contained in your access point instructions.
Page 159 When I change the encryption key, the network connection stops. What do I do? Two computers with built-in wireless LAN may loose a peer-to-peer network connection if the encryption key is changed. You can either change the encryption key back to the original profile or restart both computers. Page 159...
Page 160 Microphone Why doesn't my microphone work? If you are using an external microphone, make sure the microphone is turned on and is properly plugged into the Microphone jack on the computer. Page 160...
Page 161 Microphone Why doesn't my microphone work? If you are using an external microphone, make sure the microphone is turned on and is properly plugged into the Microphone jack on the computer. Page 161...
Page 162 Mouse What do I do if the computer doesn't recognize the mouse?  Make sure the mouse is securely plugged into the port.  Restart the computer with the mouse connected to the computer. Page 162...
Page 163 Mouse What do I do if the computer doesn't recognize the mouse?  Make sure the mouse is securely plugged into the port.  Restart the computer with the mouse connected to the computer. Page 163...
Page 164 What do I do if the pointer doesn't move when I use the mouse?  Make sure another mouse is not installed.  If you are playing a disc, press the Ctrl+Alt+Delete keys simultaneously to stop playback and restart the computer. ...
Page 165 Speakers Why won't my speakers work?  Make sure the speakers are properly connected and the volume is turned up loud enough to hear sound.  Your speakers may not be designed for computer use.  If the speakers have a mute button, set the button to off. ...
Page 166 Speakers Why won't my speakers work?  Make sure the speakers are properly connected and the volume is turned up loud enough to hear sound.  Your speakers may not be designed for computer use.  If the speakers have a mute button, set the button to off. ...
Page 167 Why can't I hear sound from my speakers?  If the computer is using battery power, make sure the battery is properly inserted and is charged.  If you are using a program that has its own volume control, make sure the volume control is properly set. See that program's help guide for more information.
Page 168 Why don't the Fn+F3 or the Fn+F4 key combinations work? The Fn+F3 keys toggle the built-in speakers on and off. The Fn+F4 keys adjust the built-in speaker volume. The computer may not recognize the Fn+F3 and Fn+F4 keys if the correct speakers are not selected. Follow these steps: Right-click the Volume icon On the Volume tab, click Advanced in the Speaker settings box.
Page 169 Why do I hear noise distortion while listening to music with speakers or headphones? You may experience noise distortion while listening to music with speakers or headphones if the CPU control is set to Automatic Profile Selection. If your computer is using battery power, use the preinstalled PowerPanel CPU control to Maximum Performance.
Page 170 Touchpad What do I do if the touch pad does not work?  Try restarting your computer. Follow these steps: Press the Windows key Press U. The Turn off computer window opens. Press R to restart the computer.  If the computer does not restart, follow these steps: Press the Ctrl+Alt+Delete keys simultaneously.
Page 171 Touchpad What do I do if the touch pad does not work?  Try restarting your computer. Follow these steps: Press the Windows key Press U. The Turn off computer window opens. Press R to restart the computer.  If the computer does not restart, follow these steps: Press the Ctrl+Alt+Delete keys simultaneously.
Page 172: Cds And Dvds
CDs and DVDs How do I maintain CDs and DVDs?  Avoid touching the surface of the disc with your fingers. Fingerprints and dust on the surface of the disc may cause reading errors.  Try using canned compressed air to clean dusty discs. ...
Page 173 CDs and DVDs How do I maintain CDs and DVDs?  Avoid touching the surface of the disc with your fingers. Fingerprints and dust on the surface of the disc may cause reading errors.  Try using canned compressed air to clean dusty discs. ...
Page 174 Why does my computer freeze when I try to read a disc?  The disc your computer is trying to read may be dirty or damaged. Follow these steps: Restart the computer by clicking Start, Turn Off Computer, and Restart. Eject the disc from the optical drive.
Page 175 What do I do if the drive tray won't open?  Make sure the computer is on.  Press the Eject button on the optical drive.  If the Eject button does not work, click Start on the Windows drive icon, and select Eject from the shortcut menu. ...
Page 176 What do I do if the optical drive isn't playing my CD or DVD properly?  Make sure the disc was inserted into the drive with the label facing up.  Make sure the necessary program(s) is installed according to the manufacturer's instructions. ...
Page 177 Why did the computer screen (LCD) go blank?  Your computer screen may go blank if the computer has lost power or has entered a power saving mode (Standby or Hibernate). If the computer is in LCD (Video) Standby mode, press any key to activate the computer screen. See Using power saving modes for more information.
Page 178 Why can't I view the entire DVD video display on a TV screen? The display resolution may not be properly set. To adjust the display resolution, see Selecting a display for more information. It is recommended that you adjust the display resolution to 1024 x 768 or smaller, depending on the size of the external display screen.
Page 179 How do I adjust the image on the TV screen? Use the controls on your external display to adjust the image. See the help guide that accompanied your display for more information. Page 179...
Page 180 How do I change the video resolution on the TV screen? The video may not appear on the entire TV screen if your computer resolution is set larger than 1024 x 768. Adjust the video resolution to 1024 x 768 or smaller. If you are using the A/V Out jack, plug the audio-video (AV) cable into the computer before you start the computer.
Page 181 How do I switch the computer screen (LCD) from LCD to TV? Press the Fn+F7 keys to view the image on either the computer screen (LCD) or the TV. See Selecting a display for more information. The Fn+F7 key combination will not work once a DVD is inserted into the optical drive. Switching the display while a DVD is playing may cause the computer to malfunction, and you may need to restart the DVD software.
Page 182: Memory Stick Media
Memory Stick Media Why can't I open my image files? You may need to reformat your Memory Stick Formatting Memory Stick media erases all data, including music data, previously saved to it. Before you reformat Memory Stick media, back up important data and confirm that the media does not contain files you want to keep.
Page 183 Memory Stick Media Why can't I open my image files? You may need to reformat your Memory Stick Formatting Memory Stick media erases all data, including music data, previously saved to it. Before you reformat Memory Stick media, back up important data and confirm that the media does not contain files you want to keep.
Page 184 Copyright protected music cannot be checked out to any Memory Stick media other than MG Memory Stick media.  Using recorded music requires permission of the copyright holders.  Sony is not responsible for music files that cannot be recorded from a CD or downloaded from other sources. Page 184...
Page 185 Can I copy images from a digital video camera using Memory Stick media? Yes, and you can view video clips that you have recorded with Memory Stick media-compatible video camera recorders. Page 185...
Page 186 How do I prevent damage to the Memory Stick media?  Do not use the media in locations that are subject to static electricity or electrical noise.  Do not touch the media connector with your finger or metallic objects. ...
Page 187 How do I extend the life of the Memory Stick media?  Use the supplied storage case. See the instructions that came with your media for more information on its use.  Do not use or store the media in a location that is subject to: ...
Page 188 Make sure the PC Card is compatible with the Microsoft  See the instructions that accompanied your PC Card. You may need to install driver software if you are not using a Sony PC Card. Inserting PC Cards for more information.
Page 189 Make sure the PC Card is compatible with the Microsoft  See the instructions that accompanied your PC Card. You may need to install driver software if you are not using a Sony PC Card. Inserting PC Cards for more information.
Page 190 Why doesn't my computer recognize attached devices? For some PC Cards, if you alternate between normal power operation and the Standby or Hibernate modes while the card is inserted into the PC Card slot, the computer may not recognize the PC Card or the connected device. Restart your computer.
Page 191 Why can't I insert my PC Card?  Make sure you are inserting the card correctly. See  You may not be able to use some PC Cards or some functions of the PC Card with this computer. Check the guide that accompanied your PC Card for more information on its use.
Page 192 Printing Why can't I print a document?  Make sure the printer is on, and the printer cable is securely connected to the ports on your printer and computer.  Make sure the printer is compatible with the Microsoft  You may need to install the printer driver software before you use the printer.
Page 193 Printing Why can't I print a document?  Make sure the printer is on, and the printer cable is securely connected to the ports on your printer and computer.  Make sure the printer is compatible with the Microsoft  You may need to install the printer driver software before you use the printer.
Page 194: Floppy Disks
Floppy Disks Why doesn't the Safely Remove Hardware icon The computer does not recognize the floppy disk drive. First, make sure the USB cable is properly connected to the USB port. If you need to secure the connection, wait a few moments for the computer to recognize the drive. If the icon still does not appear, follow these steps: Close all programs that were accessing the floppy disk drive.
Page 195 Floppy Disks Why doesn't the Safely Remove Hardware icon The computer does not recognize the floppy disk drive. First, make sure the USB cable is properly connected to the USB port. If you need to secure the connection, wait a few moments for the computer to recognize the drive. If the icon still does not appear, follow these steps: Close all programs that were accessing the floppy disk drive.
Page 196 Why is the drive unable to write data to a floppy disk? Make sure the floppy disk is properly inserted in the drive. See Inserting and removing floppy disks for instructions on how to insert the disk properly. If the disk is inserted properly and you are still unable to write data to it, the disk may be full or write-protected. You can either use a floppy disk that is not write-protected or disable the write-protect feature.
Page 197: Support Options
Support Options If you have questions about your computer or the preinstalled programs, refer to the following sources for answers in the sequence listed below. Page 197...
Page 198: Sony Support Information
Sony Computing Support This service provides instant access to information on commonly encountered problems. Type a description of the problem and the Knowledge Database searches for the corresponding solutions online. You can visit Sony Computing Support at: http://www.sony.com/pcsupport. Computer Quick Start provide information on how to ®...
Page 199: Program Support Information
Program Support Information Depending on the configuration you purchased, your computer may not include all of these software programs listed below. Adobe Reader ® ® Adobe Systems Inc. Adobe Reader software enables you to view, navigate, and print electronic documents in Adobe's Portable Document Format (PDF), an open file format intended to preserve the fidelity of documents created on many major computer platforms.
Page 200 Memory Stick media or to save them to your hard disk drive for transfer to your CLIÉ handheld during your ® next HotSync operation. ® Support: Sony Electronics, see VAIO Support Agent Corel WordPerfect ® ® Corel Corp.
Page 201 You can also save your images in a variety of popular file formats. Support: Sony Electronics, see VAIO Support Agent DVgate Plus Sony Electronics Inc.
Page 202 TV viewing, recording, and playback experiences. You can watch and record your favorite TV programs from your computer, create custom playlists, and play your Video Capsules on other compatible computers. Giga Pocket Recorder enables your computer, TV, VCR, and other video player devices to work in harmony. Support: Sony Electronics, see VAIO Support Agent ImageStation ®...
Page 203 Office and access information anytime. The Office XP Professional suite includes Word, Excel, Outlook Support: Sony Electronics, see VAIO Support Agent Microsoft Office XP Small Business Edition ®...
Page 204 Network Smart Capture Sony Electronics Inc. Network Smart Capture captures images and video from any Sony connection. Send your video or still images through e-mail or upload them to the ImageStation Web camera function to automatically upload your captured images.
Page 205 Sony Electronics Inc. PictureGear Studio still image management software displays still images from your hard drive or a Sony digital still camera. The still images appear in a convenient light-table format so that you can easily view the contents of an entire folder, create your own photo albums and make prints.
Page 206 Support: Sony Electronics, see VAIO Support Agent Sony on Yahoo! Yahoo! Inc. Personalize your own Web portal with Sony on Yahoo! Get a free Web mail account, customized news and local weather reports, comics, instant messaging, and more. Support: web site http://help.yahoo.com...
Page 207 Sony Online Entertainment Inc. Sony Online's award-winning Web site offers gamers the best in casual online games. With popular TV titles such as Jeopardy! Wheel of Fortune Online, card games, and action titles like Cosmic Rift, the station rewards its players with a host of contests and cash giveaways as well as localization so players can play in French, German and Japanese.
Page 208 VAIO computers on your wired or wireless network. Support: Sony Electronics, see VAIO Support Agent VAIO Music Services Sony Electronics Inc. Download music from the web, create your own albums, or have CDs sent straight to your house with VAIO Music Services.

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