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Safety wa r ni ng notic e WARNING! To reduce the p ossibil ity of he at-related injuries or of ove rheating the compu ter, do n ot place the compu ter d irectly on your l ap or ob struct th e comput er air vents. Use the computer only on a hard , flat surface.
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Table of contents 1 Introduction .... ............. .......... .............. ............. ......... .............. .............. ........ ............ ........... .......... ............. .... 1 Finding more inf ormati on abo ut your new comp uter .
Audio ..... ... .... .... .... ........ ... ..... .... ... ........ .... .... ... .... ......... ... .... .... .... ....... ..... .... ... .... ........ ....... ......... ......... 1 5 Adjusting the vo lume .... ... ...... ... .. .... .. ...... ... ..
Testing an AC adapter ..... ......... .............. ............. .......... .............. .............. ......... ............. .. 3 2 Switching between g raphics modes (select mod els only) ......... ...... ....... .......... ...... .......... ..
Managing power with a parked hard driv e .... ....... .... ....... ...... ..... ...... ....... .... ...... 4 9 Using HP 3 D DriveGuard s oftware .... ...... .... ...... ....... ... ....... ...... .... ...... ...... ..... ... 50 Using opt ical driv es (select mode ls only ) .
Cleaning p roce dures ........... ...... ..... ........... ....... ..... ....... ..... ............ ..... ...... ...... ...... ............ .. 70 Cleaning th e display ..... .... ..... .... ........ .... ..... ... .... ........ ..... .... .... ..... .
Appendix B Troubleshooting resources ....... ...... ... ... ... ... ...... ... ... ... ... ...... .. ... .... .. ...... ... ... ... ... ...... ... .. .... ........ .. 91 Appendix C Electrostatic Discharge ............. .... .... .... .... ........ ...
1 Introduction This gui de co ntains gener al infor mation a bout HP no tebook c omputers. NOT E: Some of the featur es de sc ri bed in th is gu ide ma y not be av ail abl e on you r comput er .
2 Networking (select models only) Your c omputer supports two t ypes of Interne t access: ● Wirele ss —Ref er to Creating a wireles s conne ction o n page 2 . ● Wire d —Refer to Co nnecti ng to a wi red netwo rk on pa ge 9 . NOT E: You must set up Intern et service before you can connect to the Interne t.
Network (disabled/ disconnected) Indicates that all ne twork devices are d isabled in Windows C ontrol Panel. Network (connect ed) Indicates that one or more network dev ices are conne cted to a network. Network (disconnec ted) Indicates that network devices are not connected to a network.
Turning wireless devices on or off You ca n use the wireles s button or HP C onnection Manager (select m odels on ly) to t urn on and tur n off wirel ess dev ices . NOT E: A compu ter may have a w ireless butto n, a wire less sw itch, or a wireles s key o n the keyboa rd.
Using a WL AN A wir eless c onnection connect s the comput er to Wi- Fi network s, or WLA Ns. A WLAN is compos ed of other c omputers a nd acces sories th at are l inked by a wireles s router o r a wir eless a ccess poi nt. Connecting to an existing WLAN Windows 7 1.
Setting up a new WLAN Requir ed eq uip ment: ● A bro adband modem ( either D SL or cabl e) (purch ased sep arately) (1) and high -speed In ternet servic e pur ch as ed fro m an Inter ne t service pr ov id er ( ISP ) ● A wirel es s ro uter (pu rchased s eparat ely) (2 ) NOTE: Some cable m odems in clude a built-in router.
Window s does n ot recog nize the new ne twork, fol low the s ame proce dure you used in itially to connect to your WLA N. Using HP Mobile Broadban d (sele ct models onl y) HP Mob ile Bro adband ena b.
8. Reconn ect externa l power and exter nal devi ces. 9. Turn on the com puter. Removing a SIM NOT E: To identify the SIM slot loc ation, r efer to th e Ge ttin g St art ed gui de. 1. Shut do wn the com puter. If you are not sure wh ether the computer i s off or in Hiberna tion, t urn the compu ter on by pressin g the powe r button.
connec ted using Bluetoot h, and Inte rnet C onnection Sharing (ICS) is enabl ed on one of the compute rs, the other co mputer s may n ot be abl e to conn ect to the Intern et using the Blue tooth netw ork.
2. Plug the mod em cable into the RJ-11 te lephone wall ja ck (2) . 10 Chapter 2 Networ king (sel ect models only).
Conn ec ting a coun tr y- or re gion-s pecif i c mod em cabl e ad apter Teleph one jack s vary by cou ntry or r egion. T o use the modem a nd the mo dem cabl e outside the countr y or r egi on in whi ch yo u pur ch ase d t he com put er , you mus t obta in a cou ntr y- or regio n-spe ci fic modem cab le adapter.
Adding new locations when traveling On a n ew comput er, the only loca tion setti ng avail able to t he mod em is a location setting for the countr y or regi on in whi ch yo u purch ase d t he com put er .
Windows Vista 1. Selec t Start > Control Panel . 2. Click H ardware and Sound . 3. Click P hon e an d M ode m Op tion s . 4. Click th e Dialing Rules tab. 5. Click New . The New Locat ion window o pens. 6. In the Lo cation na me box, t ype a name (suc h as home or work ) fo r the new location setti ng.
2. Plug the other e nd of t he networ k cable int o a ne twork wall jack (2) . WARNING! To reduce the ris k of electr ic shock , fire, o r damage to the equ ipment, d o not plug a modem cab le or telephon e cabl e into an RJ -45 (ne twork) jac k .
3 M u l t i m e d i a Your com put er ma y inc lu de the fol low ing: ● Integra ted sp eak er ( s) ● Inte gra ted mi crophone (s) ● Integra ted we bcam ● Prei nst alled multi me dia softw are .
Adjusting the vo lume Depen ding on you r compu ter model , you c an adjust the volu me using the fo llowing: ● Volum e butto ns ● Volum e hotkey s (spec ific ke ys press ed in co mbinat ion with .
To ch eck the recordi ng functi ons on your comput er, fol low thes e steps: 1. Select Start > All Programs > Access ories > Sound Recorder . 2. Click Star t Reco rding and speak i nto the m icrophone. Save the file to y our deskto p. 3. Open a multimedia pro gra m and pl ay bac k the s oun d.
Webcam (select m odels only) Some c omputers i nclude an i ntegrated webcam. Wi th the preinstalle d softwar e, you c an use th e webcam to take a photo or record a video.
Video Your c omputer may hav e one or more of the fo llowing e xternal video ports: ● VGA ● HDMI (High D efinition Multimed ia Interfa ce) NOT E: Refer to the Getti ng S tar ted guide for informat ion ab out yo ur comp uter's vi deo po rts.
HDMI The HD MI port c onnects the comp uter to an optional video o r audio device, su ch as a high-def initio n televi sion, or to any c ompatibl e digital or audio c omponent. NOT E: To transm it video signals through the HD MI port, you need an HDMI c able (pu rchased separa tely) .
Intel Wireles s Display (s elect models only) Intel® Wi reless Dis play allow s you to share your compu ter content wirel essly on you r TV. To experi enc e wir el es s dis pl ay , a wirel ess TV adapt er (purch as ed sep ar atel y) i s requi red.
4 Power management NOT E: A comput er may h ave a pow er button or a pow er switc h. The ter m power but ton is used thro ugh out thi s gui de to ref er to bot h type s of p ower con t ro ls . Shutting do w n the compu ter CAUTION: Unsaved informa tion is lost when the comp uter shu ts dow n.
Settin g power option s Using power-saving states The c omputer has two power -saving s tates that are enabled a t the f actory: Sleep and Hiberna tion. When S leep is initiated , the p ower lig hts blin k and the screen clears . Your wor k is s aved to m emory, letting you exi t Sleep f aster tha n exitin g Hiberna tion.
Power se ttings and ti meo u ts can be ch ang ed in Windo ws Con t ro l Pan el. To initi ate Hiber na tio n: ▲ Wi ndows 7 —Select Sta rt , click the arrow nex t to the S hut down b utton, and then clic k Hibernate . Windows V ista —Select Start , click the arro w next to the Lo ck button , and t hen cl ick Hiber nate .
Customizing power plans Windows 7 1. Click th e power meter icon in the no tificatio n area, a nd then c lick More power options . – or – Select Star t > Control Panel > Syst em and Se cu rity > Po wer Opt io ns . 2. Selec t a power plan, an d then click Change pl an settings .
4. Click Require a p asswo rd (reco mme nded) . 5. Click Save chan ges . 26 Chapter 4 Pow er manageme nt.
Using Powe r Assi stant (s elec t models only) Power As si st ant allows you to co nfig ure syste m sett ing s to opti miz e yo ur co mp uter 's pow er consum ption and battery ch arge.
Using Battery Check Battery C hec k in Hel p and Su ppor t pr ovi de s inform ati on on the sta tus of the battery in sta ll ed in the comput er. To ru n Batt ery Chec k: 1. Connect the AC a dapter to the co mputer. NOTE: The computer must b e connected to ext ernal po wer for Battery Check to work prope rly.
NOT E: For addition al inf orm ation abo ut the powe r me ter, refe r to Usi ng the po wer meter on page 24 . The comp uter takes the followin g actions fo r a criti cal battery le vel: ● If H ibernatio n is ena bled and the compu ter is on or in the Slee p state, t he comput er in itiates Hibe rnati on.
● Decreas e sc r een brig htness . ● Before y ou leave your w ork, ini tiate Sle ep or Hi bernation , or shu t down the comp uter. Storing a battery CAUTION: To reduce the risk of damage to a batte ry, do n ot expose i t to high temperatu res for extende d period s of time .
When y ou conne ct the co mputer to externa l AC powe r, the fo llowing e vents oc cur: ● The batte ry begi ns to charge. ● If the com puter is turn ed on, the power m eter icon i n the noti fication area ch anges appearance.
Testing an AC adapter Test th e AC adap ter if the c omputer exhibits an y of the following symptom s when it i s connec ted to AC pow er: ● The comput er doe s not tur n on. ● The displa y doe s not tur n on. ● The powe r lights are off. To test th e AC adapter: 1.
5 External cards and devices Using Media C ard Reader c ards (select mo d els only) Option al digita l cards pr ovide s ecure data storage and conv enient da ta shari ng. These c ards are often us ed wit h digital media–eq uipped camera s and PD As as w ell as w ith oth er comp uters.
Removing a digital card CAUTION: To red uce the ri sk of lo ss of data or an unrespon sive s ystem, use the fol lowing proce dure to s afely r emove the digital card. 1. Save your in formation and clo se all p rograms a ssociat ed with the digi tal card .
Configu rin g a PC Card To re duce the risk o f loss o f suppor t for othe r PC Cards dur ing confi guration, install only the software requir ed for t he dev ic e. If you are ins tr uct ed by the PC Card ma nufa ctu re r to ins tal l dev ic e dri ve rs: ● Install onl y the devi ce dr iver s for you r oper ating syste m.
Inserting a PC Card CAUTION: To pre vent dam age to the compu ter and e xternal media c ards, do not in sert an Expr essCa rd in to a PC Car d slo t. CAUTION: To red uce the ri sk of dam age to th e connector s: Use mi nimal force w hen inse rting a PC Car d.
NOT E: To conserve power , stop or r emove a PC Card when it i s not in use. Removing a PC Card CAUTION: To red uce the ri sk of lo ss of data or an unrespon sive s ystem, st op a PC Card befo re removi n g it. 1. Save your in formation and clo se all p rograms a ssociated with the PC Card .
Inserting an ExpressCard CAUTION: To prevent dama ge to t he com put er an d exte rna l med ia ca rd s, do not in ser t a PC Car d into an Expres sCard slo t. CAUTION: To red uce the ri sk of dam age to th e connector s: Use minimal force w hen in serting an Expr essCard .
Removing an ExpressCard CAUTION: To red uce the ri sk of lo ss of data or an unrespon sive s ystem, use the fol lowing proce dure to safe ly remo ve the E xpressCar d. 1. Save your in formation and clo se all pro grams a ssociated with the E xpressCar d.
Inserting a smart card 1. Hold the card label-s ide up, an d gently slide th e card int o the sma rt card reader until the card i s seated . 2. F ollow the on- screen in structi ons for logging o n to th e compute r using the smart card PIN .
Connecting a U SB device CAUTION: To reduce the ris k of dam age to a USB conn ector, use minimal force to connect the device . ▲ Connect the USB cable for th e device to the USB po rt. NOTE: The fo ll owi ng il lu str ati on m ay look s li g htl y dif f eren t on yo ur co mpute r.
Connecting a 1394 d evice CAUTION: To red uce the ri sk of dam age to a 1394 p ort conn ector, us e minim al force to connect the device . ▲ To conne ct a 1394 device to the computer , connect th e 1394 cable for the de vice to the 1394 port. You will hear a sound whe n the d evice has been dete cted.
Connecting an eSATA device CAUTION: To red uce the ri sk of dam age to an eSATA port co nnector, use min imal for ce to co nnect the devic e. ▲ To conn ect an eS ATA devi ce to the compu ter, con nect the e SATA cable for the d evice to the eSATA po rt .
Using a seri al devi ce (se lect models only) Select comp uter mode ls incl ude a se rial port that connects optional devi ces su ch as a seri al modem , mouse, or pri nter. Some s erial dev ices ma y require additi onal sup port softwar e, which is usua lly includ ed with th e devic e.
USB dr ives incl ude the fo llowing types: ● 1.44-mega byte disk ette d ri ve ● Hard drive m odul e ● External optical dr ive (C D, DVD, and Blu-r ay) ● MultiBay dev ic e Using the expansion p.
46 Ch apte r 5 Exte rn al cards and dev ic es.
6 Drives Handling driv es Drive s are fragi le comp uter compon ents that must be handled with car e. Refer to the fol lowing caution s before handling drives.
Using hard drives Improving h ard drive pe rformance Using Disk Defragmenter As yo u use the computer, files on the ha rd drive become fr agmented. Disk De fragme nter consol id ates th e frag me nted fi les a nd fold ers on the har d dr iv e so that the sys tem can run m ore effici ently.
Using HP 3D DriveGuard (selec t models only) HP 3D Drive Gu ard prot ect s the hard driv e by parki ng the dr iv e and hal tin g data re que sts u nde r eith er of th e followi ng condit ions: ● You drop the com puter. ● You move the com puter wit h the d isplay closed w hile the computer is run ning on b attery p ower.
Using HP 3D DriveGuard soft ware The HP 3D DriveG uard s oftware en ables you t o perfor m the following tas ks: ● Enable and d isable H P 3D Dri veGuard. NOTE: De pen din g on you r user pr ivil eges , you m ay be una ble to enabl e or disab le HP 3D DriveGuar d.
5. Gently press th e disc (3) do wn onto th e tray spi ndle unti l the disc snaps i nto place . 6. Close the disc tray. NOT E: After yo u insert a disc, a short p ause is nor mal. If y ou have not sele cted a media pl ayer, an AutoPl ay dialog box open s.
When the disc tray opens nor mally 1. Press the re lease bu tton (1) on th e drive bezel to r elease th e disc tray, and then gent ly pull out the tray (2) until it stops. 2. Remove the disc (3) from the tray by ge ntly pre ssin g down on the sp indle while li fti ng the oute r edges of the disc .
3. Remove the disc (3) from the tra y by gently p re ssin g down on the sp ind le whi le li fti ng the oute r edges of the disc . Hold the di sc b y the edg es and avoi d t ouc hin g the flat s urf aces. NOTE: If the tray is n ot fully ac cessible, tilt the d isc carefull y as you remove it.
Sharing optical drives Althoug h your computer may not have an integrated optical drive, yo u can ac cess s oftware a nd data, and ins tall app lications , by sh aring an optical drive con nected to another c omputer in your network.
7 S e c u r i t y Protectin g th e co mputer Standar d secur ity featu res provi ded by th e Window s opera ting system and t he non-Wind ows Comp uter Setup c an prote ct your pe rsonal s etting s and dat a from a variety o f risks. NOT E: Securi ty so lution s are de signe d to act as det er ren ts.
Using pass words A pass word is a group of char acters that you cho ose to s ecure your comput er infor mation. S evera l types of passwo rds ca n be set, depending on ho w you wan t to contr ol access to your inform ation. Passw ords ca n be set in Wind ows or i n non-Wind ows Compu ter Setup that is preinst alled on the comput er.
Setting passwords in Computer Setup Password Function BIOS administrator passwor d* Protects access to Computer Se tup. DriveLock master pass word* Protects access to the internal hard drive that is protected by DriveLock. It is also used to remove DriveLock protecti on.
4. When pr omp ted, ty pe you r curren t pa sswor d. 5. When pr omp ted, ty pe you r new pa ss wor d aga in to con fir m. 6. To save your cha nge s and ex it Com pute r Se tup, cl ic k the S ave icon i n the lower-le ft corner of the scr een, and th en fol low the on -scree n instr uctions.
To app ly DriveL ock pro tection to an inter nal har d drive, a user pas sword a nd a mast er passwo rd must be set in Com pute r Se tup. Not e the foll owi ng co nsiderat ion s about using Dri ve Loc.
Ente r ing a Dri veLoc k passwo rd Be sur e that the hard drive is inserte d into the compute r (not i nto an op tional docking de vice or exte rn al M u l tiB ay ). At t he DriveLoc k Pass word pr ompt, type your user o r maste r passw ord (using the sam e kind o f keys you us ed to set the pass word), and then pres s ent er .
6. Type y our master password, and then p ress ente r . 7. To save your cha nge s and ex it Com pute r Se tup, cl ic k the S ave icon i n the lower-le ft corner of the scr een, and th en fol low the on -scree n instr uctions. – or – Use t he arrow k eys to s el ect File > Save Changes and Exit , and then press enter .
5. Use a pointi ng dev ice or the ar row key s to se lec t Disable protection . 6. To save your cha nge s and ex it Com pute r Se tup, cl ic k the S ave icon i n the lower-le ft corner of the scr een, and th en fol low the on -scree n instr uctions. – or – Use t he arrow k eys to s el ect File > Save Changes and Exit , and then press enter .
Using a ntivir us so ftware When y ou use t he comput er to ac cess e- mail, a network, or the Inter net, you potentiall y expose it to compute r viruse s. Compute r vi ru se s can di sa ble the oper ati ng sy st em, pr ogr am s, or ut ili tie s, or cause them to function abn ormally .
Using firewall software Firew alls ar e designed to preve nt unauthor ized ac cess to a system or networ k. A fi rewall can be a softwar e program you i nstall o n your com puter and /or networ k, or it can be a solut ion made up of both har dware and soft ware.
Installing critical se cu rity updates CAUTION: Micros oft sends o ut ale rts regardin g critic al update s. To pro tect the c omputer from secur ity bre ach es an d com pute r vi ru se s, ins t al l all c rit ical up dates from Mic r os oft as so on as y ou receive an alert.
Using HP Prote ctTools Security Manage r (selec t models only) HP Pr otectTools Secu rity Man ager so ftware is preins talled on select comput er models.
Inst alling an o ptional securi ty cable NOT E: A securit y cable is desi gned to ac t as a deterrent , but it m ay not pr event th e compute r from bein g mishan dled or stole n. NOT E: The securit y cable slot on yo ur computer m ay lo ok s lig htl y diff er ent fro m the il lus tr ati on in this sect ion.
Using th e fing erprin t rea der (select mo de ls only ) Integrat ed fing erprint r eade rs a re avai lab le on se lec t com put er model s. In ord er to use the fin ger pr int reader , you must set up a us er ac co unt wit h a password on the co mpu t er.
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Cleaning y our computer Cleaning pr oducts Use the follo win g prod uc ts to saf ely c le an and di si nfec t your note boo k or tab let PC : ● Dime thyl be nzyl am monium c hloride 0.3 pe rcent ma ximum c oncentra tion ( For exam ple: germici dal di sp os abl e wipe s.
Cleaning the TouchPad and keyboard CAUTION: When c leaning th e Touch Pad and key board, d o not l et liqui ds drip between th e keys. This ca n perman ently dam age inter nal compon ents.
Using SoftPa q Download Manager HP Soft Paq Do wnload Ma nager (S DM) is a tool t hat provi des quic k access to SoftP aq infor mation for HP bus iness c omputers without r equirin g the Sof tPaq n umber. Using th is tool, you can easily search for SoftPa qs, and then dow nlo ad and un pack them.
9 Computer Setup (B IOS) and Syste m Diagnostics Using Comp uter Setup Comp uter Setu p, or Ba si c Inpu t/Output Syst em (BI OS ), contr ol s commu nication bet ween all the inp ut and outp ut devic es on the system (such as di sk dri ves, displ ay, keyboa rd, mo use, and printer ).
74 Chapter 9 Compu ter Setup (BIOS) and System Diagnosti cs To exit Compute r Setup menus , choo se one of the fo llowin g meth ods : ● To exit Compu ter Setup me nus without saving you r changes: Click the Exit icon in the lo wer-left corner of the s creen, and t hen follo w the o n-screen instru ctions.
Updating the B IOS Updat ed versions o f the BI OS may be availa ble on th e HP Web site. Most B IOS upda tes on th e HP Web s ite are p ackaged in comp ressed fil es call ed Soft Paqs . Some d ownload pa ckages contain a file named Rea dme.txt, w hich con tains in formation regardi ng instal lin g and tr oub les hoo tin g the file.
76 Chapter 9 Compu ter Setup (BIOS) and System Diagnosti cs NOTE: If yo u con nect you r com put er to a netwo rk, con sult the networ k adm ini strat or bef or e installi ng any s oftware u pdates, es peciall y syst em BIOS up dates. BIOS ins tal la tion pr oc ed ure s va ry .
10 MultiBoot About the boot devi ce ord er As the c omputer starts, th e system a ttempts to bo ot from e nabled boot dev ices. The MultiBoo t utility , which is enabl ed at t he factor y, contr ols the order i n which t he sy stem sel ects a boot devi ce.
Enabling boot device s in Co mputer Se tup The co mputer wi ll boot t o a USB device o r a NIC d evice only if the d evice h as firs t been ena bled in Comp uter Set up. To sta rt Compute r Setup and enable a USB d evice or a NIC de vice as a boot d evice, f ollow thes e steps: 1.
Considerin g boot order ch anges Before changing the b oot order, n ote the fol lowin g consider ations: ● When the co mputer res tarts afte r the boot order has been changed, the c omputer attem pts to start us ing the n ew boot or der.
Choosing Mult iBoot prefer en ce s You ca n use Mu ltiBoot i n the foll owing way s: ● To se t a new boot order that the c omputer u ses each ti me it is turn ed on, by changin g the boot order in C omputer S etup.
Setting a MultiBoot Express prompt To st art Co mputer Setup and set the co mputer to display the Mul tiBoot s tartup loc ation me nu each time th e compute r is star ted or res tarted, fol low thes e steps: 1.
82 Chapter 11 Manage ment 11 Management Using Cl ie nt Manage me nt Solu tio ns Clie nt Manage ment S olutions software provid es standa rds-ba sed s olutions for mana ging c lient ( user) deskto p, workstati on, notebo ok, an d tablet c omputers i n a network ed environm ent.
Managing and updating so ftware HP pro vides sev eral too ls for mana ging and updati ng softwar e on cl ient comp uters: ● HP Cli ent Ma nager for A ltiris ( select mode ls only ) NOTE: To download HP Client Manag er for Alti ris or to obtain m ore inform ation abou t HP Client Man ager f or Altiris , see th e HP Web site at http://www.
● Help d esk and problem resolut ion ◦ Manageme nt of h elp desk tickets ◦ Remote tr oubl es hoo tin g ◦ Remote p roblem resol ution ◦ Clie nt disa ster r ecove ry ● Softwar e and op erati.
HP CCM (Client Configuration Manager) (select models only) HP C CM automa tes the m anagem ent of sof tware suc h as op erating s ystems, pr ograms , software updates , and con tent and c onfigurat ion setti ngs to ensur e that ea ch comp uter is mai ntained i n the correct configur ation.
Using I n tel Active Ma na gement Te chnol ogy (select models on ly) Intel® A ctive M anagement Technolog y (iAM T) allows discover y, repai r, an d protect ion of net worked computi ng asse ts. With iAMT, com puters c an be ma naged whet her they are on or off.
Enabling the iAMT solution To configur e iA MT setti ngs : NOT E: The ctr l + p prom pt is vis ible only i f the AMT Setup Prompt o ption i s enable d in Com puter Setup. 1. Turn on or res tart the computer . 2. Befo re Wind o ws sta rts up, pres s ctrl + p .
Select To do this Password Policy Set options to control requirements for the network password and the M EBx password. Secure Firmware Update Disable/enable or disable updating firmware remotely. Set PRTC Set the real-time clock. Idle Timeout Set a time-out value.
A Traveling with the computer For bes t result s, follow these tr aveling and ship ping tips: ● Prepa re the c omputer for traveli ng or s hipping: ◦ Back u p your inform ation. ◦ Remove all disc s and al l external media c ards, suc h as dig ital cards .
hazardou s locati ons. If you are unc ertain of the polic y that a pplies to the use of a par ticular device, ask for au thor iz ati on to use it befor e you tu rn it on. ● If you are tra veling i nternatio nally, fo llow t hese sugges tions: ◦ Check th e comput er-rela ted cust oms regu lation s for ea ch count ry or region on your itin erary.
B Troubleshooting resources ● Acce ss Web site lin ks and additional informa tion abou t the com puter thr ough Help and Supp ort. Select Star t > Help and Support . NOTE: Some checku p and re pair tools requi re an Internet connecti on. HP al so prov ides additiona l tools t hat do not requi re an In ternet co nnection.
C Electrostatic Discharge Electros tatic di scharge is the rel ease of s tatic el ectricity when two object s come into cont act—for exampl e, the sh ock y ou r ece iv e when y ou walk a cros s the c arp et and tou ch a meta l door kno b.
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Un point important après l'achat de l'appareil (ou même avant l'achat) est de lire le manuel d'utilisation. Nous devons le faire pour quelques raisons simples:
Si vous n'avez pas encore acheté HP (Hewlett-Packard) XU016UT c'est un bon moment pour vous familiariser avec les données de base sur le produit. Consulter d'abord les pages initiales du manuel d'utilisation, que vous trouverez ci-dessus. Vous devriez y trouver les données techniques les plus importants du HP (Hewlett-Packard) XU016UT - de cette manière, vous pouvez vérifier si l'équipement répond à vos besoins. Explorant les pages suivantes du manuel d'utilisation HP (Hewlett-Packard) XU016UT, vous apprendrez toutes les caractéristiques du produit et des informations sur son fonctionnement. Les informations sur le HP (Hewlett-Packard) XU016UT va certainement vous aider à prendre une décision concernant l'achat.
Dans une situation où vous avez déjà le HP (Hewlett-Packard) XU016UT, mais vous avez pas encore lu le manuel d'utilisation, vous devez le faire pour les raisons décrites ci-dessus,. Vous saurez alors si vous avez correctement utilisé les fonctions disponibles, et si vous avez commis des erreurs qui peuvent réduire la durée de vie du HP (Hewlett-Packard) XU016UT.
Cependant, l'un des rôles les plus importants pour l'utilisateur joués par les manuels d'utilisateur est d'aider à résoudre les problèmes concernant le HP (Hewlett-Packard) XU016UT. Presque toujours, vous y trouverez Troubleshooting, soit les pannes et les défaillances les plus fréquentes de l'apparei HP (Hewlett-Packard) XU016UT ainsi que les instructions sur la façon de les résoudre. Même si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème, le manuel d‘utilisation va vous montrer le chemin d'une nouvelle procédure – le contact avec le centre de service à la clientèle ou le service le plus proche.
