Dell Latitude E6410 Basic Manual
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Table of Contents
- 1 Opening the Laptop
- 2 The Back of the Laptop
- 3 Display Areas
- 4 Turning the Laptop on
- 5 The Mouse
- 6 What Is the Difference between Left Click and Right Click?
- 7 Logging into Windows
- 8 The Desktop
- 9 Logging into Roadnotes
- 10 What if I Cannot Log into Roadnotes?
- 11 Shutting down the Laptop
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Laptop Basics
This handout includes information on the following:
Opening the laptop
1. Find switch in front of laptop.
2. Push.
3. Lift top part of laptop up.
Module 1: Laptop Basics
(Dell Latitude E6410)
• How to open the laptop
• The back of the laptop
• Display areas of the laptop
• Turning the laptop on
• The Mouse
• Logging into Windows
• The Desktop
• Logging into RoadNotes
• Logging into GroupWise
• Shutting down the laptop
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© 2005 HRSM
02/22/12
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- Page 1 • Logging into GroupWise • Shutting down the laptop Opening the laptop 1. Find switch in front of laptop. 2. Push. 3. Lift top part of laptop up. Module 1: Laptop Basics Page 1 of 9 © 2005 HRSM (Dell Latitude E6410) 02/22/12...
- Page 2 3. Connect the appropriate end of the power cord to DC Power Jack. Connect other end to power source. Display Areas 1. Monitor Module 1: Laptop Basics Page 2 of 9 © 2005 HRSM (Dell Latitude E6410) 02/22/12...
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Page 3: The Mouse
.) By right clicking, you have the “right” to select from a list of options what you want to do. When you left click, you will complete the action you have selected. Module 1: Laptop Basics Page 3 of 9 © 2005 HRSM (Dell Latitude E6410) 02/22/12... - Page 4 I drag my finger over the touch-pad and the cursor does not respond the way I want it to. You can adjust the settings for the touch-pad on these Dell laptops. To do so, follow the steps below.
- Page 5 In the Log onto box, make sure this box says . You should not need to change this. Click on OK. You will now see your Desktop. Module 1: Laptop Basics Page 5 of 9 © 2005 HRSM (Dell Latitude E6410) 02/22/12...
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Page 6: The Desktop
Status Bar: Shows what applications are open and running in the background Start Menu: Where you access programs. Also where you shut down the laptop. Module 1: Laptop Basics Page 6 of 9 © 2005 HRSM (Dell Latitude E6410) 02/22/12... - Page 7 If you are locked out, you will need to contact Andrew Gould or Jenny Ortner at the HRSM Office. If you are locked out afterhours, you can call BHC and ask to speak to the BTI Coordinator who is on-call. Module 1: Laptop Basics Page 7 of 9 © 2005 HRSM (Dell Latitude E6410) 02/22/12...
- Page 8 To turn off the num lock key, strike the NumLk/ScrLk key once. The indicator should disappear. Refer to the diagram below if you are unsure where these keys are located on the keyboard. Module 1: Laptop Basics Page 8 of 9 © 2005 HRSM (Dell Latitude E6410) 02/22/12...
- Page 9 In order to restart the laptop, use the switch on the right side of the computer. The laptop will then power up to your Windows logon screen. Module 1: Laptop Basics Page 9 of 9 © 2005 HRSM (Dell Latitude E6410) 02/22/12...