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Toshiba M4-S635 User Manual (317 pages)

M4 User's Guide

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 5.29 MB

Fcc Requirements
4
Industry Canada Requirement
4
Fax Branding
5
If Problems Arise
5
Telephone Company Procedures
5
Wireless Interoperability
7
Regulatory Information
8
Wireless Lan and Your Health
8
Device Authorization
14
Radio Approvals for Wireless Devices
14
Bluetooth Wireless Technology Interoperability
20
Bluetooth Wireless Technology and Your Health
21
Regulatory Statements
21
Table of Contents
28
Introduction
38
Safety Icons
39
- Other Icons Used
  40
This Guide
39
Other Documentation
40
Service Options
41
Chapter 1: Getting Started

42
Chapter 2: Learning the Basics

87
- Computing Tips
  87
- Using the Keyboard
  89
  - Character Keys
    89
  - Making Your Keyboard Emulate a Full-Size Keyboard
    89
  - Ctrl, Fn, and Alt Keys
    90
  - Function Keys
    90
  - Windows ® Special Keys
    91
  - Overlay Keys
    91
  - Using the Overlay to Type Numeric Data
    92
- Starting a Program
  93
- Saving Your Work
  97
  - Using a File Extension
    97
- Printing Your Work
  98
- Using the DVD-ROM or Multi-Function Drive
  99
  - Drive Components and Control Buttons
    100
  - Inserting Discs (CD or DVD)
    101
  - Playing an Audio CD
    103
  - Playing Cds Using Auto-Run
    104
  - Creating a CD
    105
  - Viewing the Contents of a CD or DVD
    105
  - Removing a Disc with the Computer on
    105
  - Removing a Disc with the Computer off
    106
  - Caring for Cds and Dvds
    106
- Powering down the Computer
  107
  - Turn off or Shut down Command
    108
  - Restart Command
    108
  - Hibernation Command
    109
  - Standby Command
    109
  - Using Turn off or Shut down
    110
  - Using Hibernation Mode
    113
  - Using Standby Mode
    116
- Toshiba's Online Resources
  120
Chapter 3: Mobile Computing

121
- Toshiba's Energy-Saver Design
  121
- Running the Computer on Battery Power
  122
  - Battery Notice
    122
  - Using Additional Batteries
    123
- Charging the Batteries
  123
  - Charging the Main Battery
    124
  - Charging the RTC Battery
    125
- Monitoring Battery Power
  126
  - Determining Remaining Battery Power
    127
  - What to Do When the Battery Runs Low
    127
- Conserving Battery Power
  128
  - Setting a Power Usage Mode
    129
- Using Battery Alarms
  130
  - Setting Battery Alarms
    130
- Turning off the Display Automatically
  131
  - Enabling the Screen Saver and Monitor Power off Time
    131
- Changing the Battery
  132
  - Removing the Battery from the Computer
    132
  - Inserting a Charged Battery
    134
- Taking Care of Your Battery
  135
  - Maximizing Battery Life
    135
  - Battery Safety Precautions
    136
- Disposing of Used Batteries Safely
  137
- Traveling Tips
  139
Chapter 4: Exploring Your Computer's Features

140
- Windows XP Special Features
  140
- Personalizing Your Desktop
  141
  - Customizing the Taskbar
    141
  - Bringing the World to Your Desktop
    142
  - Changing Desktop and Browsing Style
    143
  - Personalizing Individual Windows
    145
  - Customizing Window Toolbars
    145
  - Displaying Information about each Folder
    146
- Setting up for Communications
  147
- An Overview of Using the Internet
  153
  - The Internet
    154
  - The World Wide Web
    154
  - Internet Service Providers
    154
  - Connecting to the Internet
    154
  - Surfing the Internet
    155
  - Internet Features
    156
  - Uploading and Downloading Files from the Internet
    156
- Exploring Audio Features
  157
  - Using External Speakers or Headphones
    157
  - Recording Sounds
    158
  - Using a Microphone
    158
- Using Tablet Mode
  159
- Using the I.link ® Port
  164
- Using PC Cards
  165
  - Inserting a PC Card
    165
  - Removing a PC Card
    166
  - Hot Swapping PC Cards
    166
- Using an Optional SD ® Card
  167
  - Installing SD Card Drivers
    168
  - Inserting an SD Card
    168
  - Formatting an Optional SD Card
    168
  - Using Standby or Hibernate While Using the SD Card
    169
  - Removing an Optional SD Card
    169
- Using Slim Selectbay Modules
  170
  - Removing a Module from the Slim Selectbay
    170
  - Inserting a Module into the Slim Selectbay
    171
Chapter 5: Toshiba Utilities

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- Fn-Esse
  173
- Hotkey Utility
  177
- TOSHIBA Assist
  178
  - Connect
    180
  - Secure
    180
  - Protect & Fix
    181
  - Optimize
    181
- Computer Diagnostic Tool
  183
- HDD Protection
  184
- Power Management
  185
  - Power Usage Profiles
    186
  - Creating a New Power Mode
    186
  - Customizing a Power Mode
    187
- Mouse Utility
  187
- TOSHIBA Hardware Setup
  188
- The Toshiba Rotation Utility
  190
- Tablet and Pen Settings
  192
- Cross Menu Utility
  193
  - Creating a New Menu
    194
- TOSHIBA Tablet Access Code Utility
  195
- TOSHIBA Zooming Utility
  196
- TOSHIBA Button Controls
  198
- CD/DVD Drive Acoustic Silencer
  199
- TOSHIBA Accessibility
  200
- Toshiba Mobile Extension
  201
- TOSHIBA SD Memory Boot Utility
  202
  - Booting from a Bootable SD Card
    203
Chapter 6: Keeping Your Files Safe

205
- Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
  205
- Using Passwords in the Windows Operating System
  207
Chapter 7: If Something Goes Wrong

217
- Problems that Are Easy to Fix
  217
- Problems When You Turn on the Computer
  219
- The Windows Operating System Is Not Working
  221
- Resolving a Hardware Conflict
  224
  - A Plan of Action
    224
  - Resolving Hardware Conflicts on Your Own
    225
  - Fixing a Problem with Device Manager
    226
  - Memory Problems
    228
  - Power and the Batteries
    229
  - Keyboard Problems
    231
  - Display Problems
    232
  - Disk Drive Problems
    234
  - DVD-ROM or Multi-Function Drive Problems
    237
  - Sound System Problems
    238
  - PC Card Problems
    238
  - Printer Problems
    242
  - Modem Problems
    243
  - Wireless Device Problems
    244
- DVD Operating Problems
  247
- Develop Good Computing Habits
  250
  - Data and System Configuration Backup in Windows XP
    251
- If You Need Further Assistance
  257
  - Before You Contact Toshiba
    257
  - Contacting Toshiba
    258
- Other Toshiba Internet Web Sites
  259
- Toshiba's Worldwide Offices
  259
Appendix A: Hot Keys

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- Volume Mute
  261
- Password Security
  261
  - Without a Password
    261
  - With a Password
    262
- Power Usage Mode
  262
- Standby Mode
  263
- Hibernation Mode
  264
- Display Modes
  265
- Display Brightness
  265
- Wireless Device Enable/Disable
  266
- Disabling or Enabling the Touchpad
  266
- Zooming Applications In/Out
  267
- Keyboard Hot Keys
  267
Appendix B: Power Cord/Cable Connectors

268
- USA and Canada
  268
- United Kingdom
  268
- Australia
  268
- Europe
  268
Appendix C: Using Configfree™ with Your Toshiba Computer

269
- Getting Started
  270
  - Starting Configfree
    270
- Configfree Utilities
  272
  - Connectivity Doctor
    272
  - Search for Wireless Devices
    275
  - Profile Settings
    281
  - Configfree SUMMIT
    284
  - Quick Connect
    289
- Using the Automatic Switch
  293
- Semi-Automatic Switch Feature
  294
- Glossary
  295
- Acronyms
  295
- Terms
  297
- Index
  310

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Toshiba M4-S635 User Manual (317 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Chapter 2: Learning the Basics

Chapter 3: Mobile Computing

Chapter 4: Exploring Your Computer's Features

Chapter 5: Toshiba Utilities

Chapter 6: Keeping Your Files Safe

Chapter 7: If Something Goes Wrong

Appendix A: Hot Keys

Appendix B: Power Cord/Cable Connectors

Appendix C: Using Configfree™ with Your Toshiba Computer

Toshiba M4-S635 Specifications (8 pages)

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