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Toshiba Tecra M4 Maintenance Manual (387 pages)

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 9 MB

Table of Contents

6
Table of Contents

14
Table of Contents

54
Table of Contents

116
- The Diagnostic Test
  120
  - Diagnostics Menu
    120
  - H/W (Hardware) Initial Information Setting Tool
    122
  - Heatrun Test Program
    122
- Executing the Diagnostic Test
  123
  - Diagnostics Menu (T&D)
    124
  - H/W Initial Information Setting Tool
    126
  - Heatrun Test Program
    126
- Setting of the Hardware Configuration
  127
- Heatrun Test
  130
- Subtest Names
  131
- System Test
  133
- Memory Test
  135
- Keyboard Test
  136
- Display Test
  137
- Floppy Disk Test
  140
- Printer Test
  142
- Async Test
  144
- Hard Disk Test
  145
- Real Timer Test
  148
- NDP Test
  150
- Expansion Test
  151
- CD-ROM/DVD-ROM Test
  153
- Error Code and Error Status Names
  154
- Hard Disk Test Detail Status
  157
- Only One Test
  159
  - Operations
    159
  - Program Description
    159
  - Tests and Diagnostics
    159
- Head Cleaning
  167
  - Function Description
    167
  - Operations
    167
- Log Utilities
  168
  - Function Description
    168
  - Operations
    169
- Running Test
  170
  - Function Description
    170
  - Operations
    170
- Floppy Disk Drive Utilities
  171
  - Function Description
    171
  - Operations
    172
- System Configuration
  176
  - Function Description
    176
  - Operations
    177
- Wireless LAN Test Program (Intel-Made B/G)
  178
- Wireless LAN Test Program (Intel-Made A/B/G)
  182
- Lan/Modem/Bluetooth/Ieee1394 Test Program
  187
  - LAN Test
    187
  - Modem Test
    190
  - Bluetooth Test
    191
  - Will Appear
    192
  - IEEE1394 Test
    200
- Sound Test Program
  201
  - Sound (Standard) Test
    201
  - Sound (Legacy) Test
    202
- Setup
  207
  - Function Description
    207
  - Accessing the SETUP Program
    209
- Chapter 4 Replacement Procedures
  
  224

Toshiba Tecra M4 User Manual (317 pages)

M4 User's Guide

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 5 MB

Critical Applications
3
Fcc Requirements
4
Industry Canada Requirement
4
Fax Branding
5
If Problems Arise
5
Telephone Company Procedures
5
Instructions for IC CS-03 Certified Equipment
6
Wireless Interoperability
7
Canada - Industry Canada (IC)
8
Regulatory Information
8
Wireless Lan and Your Health
8
Europe - Eu Declaration of Conformity
9
USA - Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
11
Using this Equipment in Japan
13
Device Authorization
14
Radio Approvals for Wireless Devices
14
Bluetooth Wireless Technology Interoperability
20
Bluetooth Wireless Technology and Your Health
21
Regulatory Statements
21
Export Administration Regulation
26
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

172
- Fn-Esse
  173
  - Starting Fn-Esse
    173
  - Assigning a Key to a Program or Document
    174
  - Using Drag-And-Drop
    174
  - Viewing Existing Key Assignments
    177
  - Changing or Removing Existing Key Assignments
    177
- 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

Toshiba Tecra M4 User Manual (284 pages)

Portable Personal Computer

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 3 MB

Region Selection
5
If Problems Arise
7
Telephone Company Procedures
7
Type of Service
7
Fax Branding
8
General Conditions
12
Table of Contents
15
Preface

23
Manual Contents

23
Conventions

24
- Abbreviations
  24
- Icons
  24
- Keys
  24
- Key Operation
  25
- Display
  25
- Messages
  25
General Precautions

27
- Stress Injury
  27
- Heat Injury
  27
- Pressure or Impact Damage
  27
- PC Card Overheating
  28
- Mobile Phone
  28
Introduction

29
Equipment Checklist

29
- Hardware
  29
- Software
  30
- Documentation
  30
Features

30
Special Features

39
Utilities

42
Options

45
- Slim Select Bay Options
  47
The Grand Tour

49
Front with the Display Closed

49
Left Side

51
Right Side

52
Back Side

53
Underside

55
Front with the Display Open

57
System Indicators

59
Keyboard Indicators

61
USB Floppy Disk Drive

62
Optical Media Drives

63
- Region Codes for DVD Drives and Media
  63
- Writable Discs
  63
- Cds
  63
- Dvds
  64
- Formats
  64
- DVD-ROM Drive
  64
- DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drive
  64
- DVD Super Multi Drive
  65
- DVD Super Multi Drive Double Layer
  65
AC Adaptor

66
Getting Started

69
Setting up Your Work Space

69
- General Conditions
  70
- Placement of the Computer
  71
- Seating and Posture
  72
- Lighting
  72
- Work Habits
  73
- Strategic Rest Breaks
  73
Other Things to Note

74
Operating the Computer in Tablet Mode

74
Connecting the AC Adaptor

76
Opening the Display

78
Turning on the Power

78
Starting up for the First Time

79
Turning off the Power

79
- Shut down Mode (Boot Mode)
  79
- Hibernation Mode
  80
- Standby Mode
  81
Restarting the Computer

83
Create Optical Recovery Discs

83
Restoring the Preinstalled Software from the Recovery HDD

84
Restoring the Preinstalled Software from Your Creating Recovery Media

85
Operating Basics

87
Pointing Device

87
- Using the Touch Pad
  87
- Using the Accupoint
  88
- Accupoint Precautions
  88
- Replacing the Cap
  89
Using the Tablet PC Pen and Reserve Pen

89
- Removing the Tablet PC Pen
  91
- Inserting the Tablet PC Pen
  91
- Pen Actions
  91
- Single Tap
  92
- Double Tap
  92
- Press and Hold
  92
- Drag
  92
- Drag and Drop
  92
- Replacing the Pen Tip
  92
- Removing the Reserve Pen
  93
- Inserting the Reserve Pen
  93
Changing to the Tablet Mode

94
Changing the Screen Orientation

96
Changing to the Laptop Mode

99
Using the USB Floppy Disk Drive

99
- Connecting USB Floppy Disk Drive
  99
- Disconnecting USB Floppy Disk Drive
  100
Changing Slim Select Bay Modules

100
- Removing a Module
  100
- Inserting a Module
  101
Using Optical Media Drives

102
- Loading Discs
  102
- Removing Discs
  104
- How to Remove CD/DVD When the Disk Tray will Not Open
  105
Writing Cds on DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drive

106
- Before Writing or Rewriting
  106
- When Writing or Rewriting
  107
Writing CD/Dvds on DVD Super Multi Drive

108
- Important Message
  108
- Disclaimer
  108
- Before Writing or Rewriting
  109
- When Writing or Rewriting
  111
- Recordnow! Basic for TOSHIBA
  112
- Data Verification
  113
- DLA for TOSHIBA
  113
- Video
  113
- When Using Windvd Creator Platinum
  113
- How to Make a DVD-Video
  114
- How to Learn more about Intervideo Windvd Creator
  114
- Important Information for Use
  114
Media Care

116
- CD/Dvds
  116
- Floppy Disks
  117
Sound System

117
- Using the Microphone
  117
- Soundmax Control Panel
  118
- MIC Effect
  119
Modem

119
- Region Selection
  119
- Properties Menu
  120
- Setting
  120
- Modem Selection
  120
- Dialing Properties
  120
- Connecting
  121
- Disconnecting
  122
Wireless Communications

122
- Wireless LAN
  122
- Bluetooth Wireless Technology
  122
- Bluetooth Stack for Windows by TOSHIBA
  123
- Wireless Communication Switch
  124
- Wireless Communication Indicator
  124
Lan

125
- LAN Cable Types
  125
- Connecting LAN Cable
  125
- Disconnecting LAN Cable
  126
Cleaning the Computer

126
Moving the Computer

127
Using the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Protection

128
- TOSHIBA HDD Protection Properties
  129
- Detail Properties
  130
Heat Dispersal

131
The Keyboard

133
Typewriter Keys

133
Function Keys: F1

134
Soft Keys: Fn Key Combinations

134
- Emulating Keys on Enhanced Keyboard
  134
Hot Keys

135
- Fn Sticky Key
  138
Windows Special Keys

139
Keypad Overlay

139
- Turning on the Overlays
  139
- Arrow Mode
  139
- Numeric Mode
  139
- Temporarily Using Normal Keyboard (Overlay On)
  140
- Temporarily Using Overlay (Overlay Off)
  140
- Temporarily Changing Modes
  140
Generating ASCII Characters

141
Power and Power-Up Modes

143
Power Conditions

143
Power Indicators

146
- Battery Indicators
  146
- DC in Indicator
  146
- Power Indicator
  147
Battery Types

147
- Battery Pack
  147
- 2Nd Battery Pack (Option)
  148
- Real Time Clock (RTC) Battery
  148
Care and Use of the Battery Pack

149
- Safety Precautions
  149
- Charging the Batteries
  152
- Battery Charging Notice
  153
- Monitoring Battery Capacity
  154
- Maximizing Battery Operating Time
  154
- Retaining Data with Power off
  155
- Extending Battery Life
  155
Replacing the Battery Pack

156
- Removing the Battery Pack
  156
- Installing the Battery Pack
  157
TOSHIBA Password Utility

158
- User Password
  158
- Supervisor Password
  159
- Starting the Computer by Password
  160
Tablet Mode

160
Power-Up Modes

161
- Windows Utilities
  161
- Hot Keys
  161
Panel Power On/Off

161
System Auto off

161
HW Setup

163
Accessing HW Setup

163
HW Setup Window

163
- Power on Display
  164
- Boot Priority
  165
  - Device Config
    168
  - Device Configuration
    168
Configuring the Execute-Disable Bit Capability and TPM

171
- Starting and Ending the BIOS Setup Program
  171
- Execute-Disable Bit Capability
  172
- Security Controller
  172
- Diagnostic Mode
  173
- Fast Standby Hold Time
  174
Optional Devices

175
PC Card

176
- Inserting a PC Card
  176
- Removing a PC Card
  177
SD Card

177
- Formatting an SD Memory Card
  178
- Inserting an SD Card
  178
- Removing an SD Card
  178
- SD Card Care
  179
- Creation of a Boot Disk
  179
Memory Expansion

180
- Installing Memory Module
  181
- Removing Memory Module
  182
Battery Pack

183
Slim Select Bay 2Nd Battery Pack

183
- Inserting
  184
- Removing
  184
Universal AC Adaptor

184
Battery Charger

185
Slim Select Bay HDD Adaptor(Black)

185
USB FDD Kit

186
Tablet PC Pen

186
Reserve Pen

186
External Monitor

186
- Using the TOSHIBA Application Button
  187
- Changing the Resolution
  188

Toshiba Tecra M4 User Manual (237 pages)

Portable Personal Computer

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
5
Manual Contents

13
Conventions

14
- Abbreviations
  14
- Icons
  14
- Keys
  14
- Key Operation
  15
- Display
  15
- Messages
  15
General Precautions

16
- Stress Injury
  16
- Heat Injury
  16
- Pressure or Impact Damage
  16
- PC Card Overheating
  17
- Mobile Phones
  17
Chapter 1 Introduction

18
- Equipment Checklist
  
  18
  - Hardware
    18
  - Software
    19
  - Documentation
    19
- Features
  
  19
  - Pointing Device
    25
- Special Features
  
  29
- Utilities
  
  32
- Options
  
  35
  - Slim Select Bay Options
    37
Chapter 2 The Grand Tour

38
- Front with the Display Closed
  
  38
- Left Side
  
  40
- Right Side
  
  41
- Back Side
  
  42
- Underside
  
  44
  - Lan Active Indicator
    44
- Front with the Display Open
  
  46
- System Indicators
  
  48
- Keyboard Indicators
  
  50
- USB Floppy Disk Drive (Optional)
  
  51
- Optical Media Drives
  
  52
  - Region Codes for DVD Drives and Media
    52
  - Writable Discs
    52
  - Cds
    52
  - Dvds
    52
  - Formats
    53
  - DVD-ROM Drive
    53
  - DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drive
    53
  - DVD Super Multi Drive
    54
  - DVD Super Multi Drive Double Layer
    54
- AC Adaptor
  
  55
Chapter 3 Getting Started

57
- Setting up Your Work Space
  
  57
  - General Conditions
    58
  - Placement of the Computer
    59
  - Seating and Posture
    60
  - Lighting
    60
  - Work Habits
    61
  - Strategic Rest Breaks
    61
- Other Things to Note
  
  62
- Operating the Computer in Tablet Mode
  
  62
- Connecting the AC Adaptor
  
  64
- Opening the Display
  
  66
- Turning on the Power
  
  66
- Starting up for the First Time
  
  67
- Turning off the Power
  
  67
  - Shut down Mode (Boot Mode)
    67
  - Hibernation Mode
    68
  - Standby Mode
    69
- Restarting the Computer
  
  71
- Restoring Your Preinstalled Software
  
  72
  - Restoring TOSHIBA Utilities and Drivers
    72
Chapter 4 Operating Basics

73
- Dual Pointing Device
  
  73
  - Using the Touch Pad
    73
  - Using the Accupoint
    74
  - Accupoint Precautions
    74
  - Replacing the Cap
    75
Using the Tablet PC Pen and Reserve Pen

75
- Removing the Tablet PC Pen
  77
- Inserting the Tablet PC Pen
  77
- Pen Actions
  77
- Single Tap
  78
- Double Tap
  78
- Press and Hold
  78
- Drag
  78
- Drag and Drop
  78
- Replacing the Pen Tip
  78
- Removing the Reserve Pen (Optional)
  79
- Inserting the Reserve Pen
  79
Changing to the Tablet Mode

80
Changing the Screen Orientation

82
Changing to the Laptop Mode

85
Using the USB Floppy Disk Drive (Optional)

85
- Connecting the USB Floppy Disk Drive
  85
- Disconnecting USB Floppy Disk Drive
  86
Changing Slim Select Bay Modules

86
- Removing a Module
  86
- Inserting a Module
  87
Using Optical Media Drives

88
Writing Cds on DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drive

92
- Before Writing or Rewriting
  92
- When Writing or Rewriting
  93
Writing CD/Dvds on DVD Super Multi Drive

94
- Important Message
  94
- Disclaimer
  95
- Before Writing or Rewriting
  95
- When Writing or Rewriting
  97
- Recordnow! Basic for TOSHIBA
  98
- Data Verification
  99
- DLA for TOSHIBA
  99
- Video
  99
- When Using Windvd Creator Platinum
  100
- How to Make a DVD-Video
  100
- How to Learn more about Intervideo Windvd Creator
  100
- Important Information for Use
  101
Media Care

103
- CD/Dvds
  103
- Floppy Disks
  103
Sound System

104
- Using the Microphone
  104
- Soundmax Control Panel
  104
- MIC Effect
  105
Modem

106
- Region Selection
  106
- Properties Menu
  107
- Setting
  107
- Modem Selection
  107
- Dialing Properties
  107
- Connecting
  107
- Disconnecting
  108
Wireless Communications

109
- Wireless LAN
  109
- Bluetooth Wireless Technology (Optional)
  109
- Bluetooth Stack for Windows by Toshiba
  110
- Wireless Communication Switch
  111
- Wireless Communication Indicator
  111
Lan

112
- LAN Cable Types
  112
- Connecting LAN Cable
  112
- Disconnecting LAN Cable
  113
Cleaning the Computer

113
Moving the Computer

114
Using the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Protection

114
- Taskbar Icon
  115
- TOSHIBA HDD Protection Properties
  116
- Detail Properties
  117
- Heat Dispersal
  
  118
Chapter 5 The Keyboard

119
- Typewriter Keys
  
  119
- Function Keys: F1
  
  120
- Soft Keys: Fn Key Combinations
  
  120
  - Emulating Keys on Enhanced Keyboard
    120
- Hot Keys
  
  121
  - Fn Sticky Key
    124
- Windows Special Keys
  
  125
- Keypad Overlay
  
  125
  - Turning on the Overlays
    125
  - Arrow Mode
    125
  - Numeric Mode
    125
  - Temporarily Using Normal Keyboard (Overlay On)
    126
  - Temporarily Using Overlay (Overlay Off)
    126
  - Temporarily Changing Modes
    126
- Generating ASCII Characters
  
  127
Chapter 6 Power and Power-Up Modes

128
- Power Conditions
  
  128
- Power Indicators
  
  131
  - Battery Indicators
    131
  - DC in Indicator
    131
  - Power Indicator
    132
- Battery Types
  
  132
  - Battery Pack
    132
  - 2Nd Battery Pack (Option)
    133
  - Real Time Clock (RTC) Battery
    133
- Care and Use of the Battery Pack
  
  133
  - Safety Precautions
    133
  - Charging the Batteries
    137
  - Monitoring Battery Capacity
    138
  - Maximizing Battery Operating Time
    139
  - Retaining Data with Power off
    139
  - Extending Battery Life
    140
- Replacing the Battery Pack
  
  141
  - Removing the Battery Pack
    141
  - Installing the Battery Pack
    142
- TOSHIBA Password Utility
  
  143
  - User Password
    143
  - Supervisor Password
    144
  - Starting the Computer by Password
    145
- Tablet Mode
  
  145
- Power-Up Modes
  
  146
  - Windows Utilities
    146
  - Hot Keys
    146
- Panel Power On/Off
  
  146
- System Auto off
  
  146
Chapter 7 HW Setup

147
- Accessing HW Setup
  
  147
- HW Setup Window
  
  147
  - Power on Display
    148
  - Boot Priority
    149
  - Device Config
    152
  - Device Configuration
    152
  - Parallel Port Mode
    153
- Configuring the Execute-Disable Bit Capability and TPM
  
  155
  - Starting and Ending the BIOS Setup Program
    155
  - Execute-Disable Bit Capability
    156
  - Security Controller
    156
  - Diagnostic Mode
    157
  - Fast Standby Hold Time
    157

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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

Toshiba Tecra M4 User Manual (284 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

Manual Contents

Conventions

General Precautions

Introduction

Equipment Checklist

Features

Special Features

Utilities

Options

The Grand Tour

Front with the Display Closed

Left Side

Right Side

Back Side

Underside

Front with the Display Open

System Indicators

Keyboard Indicators

USB Floppy Disk Drive

Optical Media Drives

AC Adaptor

Getting Started

Setting up Your Work Space

Other Things to Note

Operating the Computer in Tablet Mode

Connecting the AC Adaptor

Opening the Display

Turning on the Power

Starting up for the First Time

Turning off the Power

Restarting the Computer

Create Optical Recovery Discs

Restoring the Preinstalled Software from the Recovery HDD

Restoring the Preinstalled Software from Your Creating Recovery Media

Operating Basics

Pointing Device

Using the Tablet PC Pen and Reserve Pen

Changing to the Tablet Mode

Changing the Screen Orientation

Changing to the Laptop Mode

Using the USB Floppy Disk Drive

Changing Slim Select Bay Modules

Using Optical Media Drives

Writing Cds on DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drive

Writing CD/Dvds on DVD Super Multi Drive

Media Care

Sound System

Modem

Wireless Communications

Lan

Cleaning the Computer

Moving the Computer

Using the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Protection

Heat Dispersal

The Keyboard

Typewriter Keys

Function Keys: F1

Soft Keys: Fn Key Combinations