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- Page 1 CORE INNOVATIONS CLT2156 User Manual 15.6” Laptop with Windows™ 11...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Read Before Use Device Overview Getting Started Charging and Power Management Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network ® Connecting to a Bluetooth Device ® Touchpad Gestures User Accounts Sleep, Shut Down, and Restarting Your Device Search Task View Multiple Desktops Snap Windows Action Center... -
Page 3: Read Before Use
Read Before Use 1. This laptop works best in non-tropical areas below 6560 feet (2000 meters). 2. Protect your device from impact from bumps and falls. 3. Do not use this device for extended periods of time in environments that are either too cold, too hot, too humid or too dusty. -
Page 4: Device Overview
Device Overview... - Page 5 Device Overview 1. Camera: Take photos and videos. 2. Power Button: Turn your device on or off. Use to set your device to Sleep or to wake it from Sleep. 3. Touchpad: Use the touchpad to move your cursor. 4. Speakers (under laptop): Built-in speakers allow you to playback sound without connecting external devices.
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Page 6: Getting Started
Getting Started 1. Fully charge your laptop for at least six hours before initial use. Use the included wall charger. The battery indicator will confirm that your device is charging. 2. Turn your laptop on by pressing and holding the power key for two seconds. -
Page 7: Charging And Power Management
Getting Started 5. When using Windows™ 11 for the first time, please read the [Get Started] guide in the Start menu. It can help you master various features of Windows™ 11 quickly. Charging and Power Management When your device is running low on power, a low battery warning will pop up. -
Page 8: Connecting To A Wi-Fi ® Network
Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network ® 1. Click the [Network] button in the taskbar in the bottom right of the desktop, and click the right arrow in the pop-up menu. 2. Scroll to find your Wi-Fi network from the list, and click [Connect]. ®... -
Page 9: Connecting To A Bluetooth ® Device
Connecting to a Bluetooth Device ® 1. At the bottom right of the desktop, click the arrow icon , and then the Bluetooth icon will pop up. ® 2. Right-click the Bluetooth icon to open the below menu, and click [Add a ®... - Page 10 Connecting to a Bluetooth Device ® 3. In the pop-up settings page, click [Add device] on the right. 4. In the new pop-up window, select [Bluetooth ®...
- Page 11 Connecting to a Bluetooth Device ® The system will then search for nearby Bluetooth devices. Select the ® Bluetooth device you wish to connect to when it appears on the list. If ® a pairing code is needed, enter it based on the onscreen prompts. When connected, click [Done] to finish.
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Page 12: Touchpad Gestures
Touchpad Gestures Tap with one finger: equivalent to the left mouse button Double-tap with one finger: equivalent to double-clicking the left mouse button Swipe with one finger: move the cursor on the desktop Left-click: equivalent to clicking the left mouse button Right-click: equivalent to clicking the right mouse button Tap with two fingers: equivalent to clicking the right mouse button... -
Page 13: User Accounts
User Accounts Use your information to create a user account. You can use this account to create, modify or remove other accounts on this device. Choose whether you want to use a Microsoft™ account or a local account. Microsoft™ Account Use this account to sign into Windows™... -
Page 14: Search
Search Search across your device, your cloud storage on OneDrive, and across the Web at the same time. Simply open the Start menu and type in the search box - Windows™ search will do the rest. You can also open search directly from the taskbar;... -
Page 15: Multiple Desktops
Multiple Desktops If you're working on a lot of different projects or using different apps and programs, try adding a desktop. It’ll keep things neatly organized for you. Or, create a desktop for the things you do at work and one for the things you do at home. -
Page 16: Snap Windows
Snap Windows Because all your apps and programs run in windows on the desktop, instead of modern apps from the Store being in their own space, you can no longer drag across the left edge of the screen to bring another app on screen and get a split view. -
Page 17: Action Center
Action Center Click the [Status Bar] in the lower right corner of the screen to display and set the current brightness, volume, Wi- , Bluetooth , Battery, Cast and other ® ® functions. Notifications Click the time and notification bar in the lower right corner of the screen to display the current notification information and date/time. -
Page 18: The New Microsoft Edge™ Browser
The New Microsoft™ Edge Browser Enjoy the latest way of surfing the internet with the new Microsoft™ Edge browser. Stay put and save time by typing your search in the address bar. You’ll get search suggestions, instant results from the web, and your browsing history, right away. Downloading Applications You can download more apps from the Microsoft™... -
Page 19: Settings
Settings Windows™ 11 overhauled the Settings app, introducing a new sidebar interface, more colorful icons, better navigation, Bing integration for more accurate search results, and a modest optimization for darker modes. -
Page 20: Factory Reset
Factory Reset For system recovery (factory reset), please follow the steps below. Note: A factory reset will revert your laptop to its original state. 1. Enter the [Start] menu and click [Settings]. 2. Select [System], and click [Recovery] on the right; 3. -
Page 21: Specifications
Specifications Processor Intel Celeron N4020 Processor ® ® Operating System Windows™ 11 Storage 4GB RAM, 64GB Storage Display 15.6” Screen (1920x1080) Network Wi-Fi Ready: 2.4GHz 802.11b/g/n ® Headphone Output 3.5mm Headphone Jack USB Ports USB Inputs x 2 Memory Card Supports MicroSD cards up to 128GB HDMI Mini HDMI... -
Page 22: Need Help
Thank you for purchasing a Core Innovations product. © 2023 Core Innovations. All rights reserved. Core Innovations is a trademark of Core Innovations LLC. Formatted capacity will be less. Windows, and OneDrive are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp in the United States and other countries. -
Page 23: Warranty Information
Warranty Information Limited Warranty Core Innovations (the "Company") warrants this new product purchased and contained in this package (the "Product") against defects in material or workmanship for 90 Days (Parts & Labor) and 1 Year (Limited). In order for the Company to honor this limited warranty, you must present a valid proof of purchase (i.e. - Page 24 Warranty Information Company within a period of ninety (90) calendar days from the date of purchase of the Product. The customer is responsible for transportation cost and insurance charges (if applicable) to the Company and must be able to document a clear proof of delivery to the Company as well as proof of registered receipt by the Company.
- Page 25 The device can be used in portable exposure condition, compliance with exposure requirements. Core Innovations intends to make this manual accurate and complete. However, Core Innovations makes no claim that the information contained herein covers all details and conditions. The information in this document is subject to change without notice at any time.
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it won't give me my speed, i get 1000 MB it only give me 40MB
The Core Innovations CLT2156 supports Wi-Fi® 2.4GHz 802.11b/g/n, which has lower maximum speeds compared to modern Wi-Fi standards. The 2.4GHz 802.11n standard typically provides speeds up to 150 Mbps under ideal conditions, but actual speeds can be much lower due to interference, signal quality, or distance from the router. This is likely why the device only provides 40 MB speed instead of 1000 MB. Additionally, the device does not list support for Ethernet or faster Wi-Fi standards like 802.11ac or 802.11ax, which are required to achieve gigabit speeds.
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