Lenovo S100 manual „ Connecting USB devices, Removing a memory card

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Chapter 2. Learning the basics

2Gently slide the memory card into the card slot until it reaches the end.

Note: Insert only one card at a time into the slot.

Removing a memory card

After reading data from and/or writing data to the memory card, you can remove it from your computer. To remove a memory card:

1Use the Windows Safely Remove Hardware utility to make sure the card is not in use.

2Gently pull the memory card out of the card slot.

„Connecting USB devices

You can connect a USB device to your computer by inserting its USB plug (Type A) into the USB port on your computer.

The first time you plug a USB device into a particular USB port on your computer, Windows automatically installs a driver for that device. After the

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Contents Lenovo IdeaPad S100 Regulatory Notice First Edition January Copyright Lenovo Contents Page Getting to know your computer Top viewMicrophone Getting to know your computer IntegratedCamera Built-in Computer displayLeft-side view Right-side view RJ-45 portLanyard hole Bottom view Getting to know your computer Learning the basics „ Connecting to the power„ Configuring the operating system „ Reading the manuals„ Shutting down your computer Learning the basics„ Checking battery status „ Charging the battery„ Removing the battery pack „ Handling the battery Using the touchpad Touchpad Left-/Right-click areaUsing function keys „ Using memory cards not supplied Connecting external devices„ Connecting USB devices Removing a memory card„ Connecting Bluetooth-enabled devices on select models Enabling Bluetooth communication on your computerrLearning the basics System status indicators Symbol Indicator Meaning StatusLearning the basics Using Lenovo Quick Start „ Starting Lenovo Quick Start„ Exiting Lenovo Quick Start Learning the basics Connecting to the Internet „ Hardware for wired connectionsWired connections „ Hardware for wireless connections „ Software configuration„ Enabling the wireless network card „ Connecting to a wireless networkConnecting to the Internet Connecting to the Internet OneKey Rescue system „ IntroductionOneKey Rescue system „ Creating a recovery discs OneKey Rescue systemOneKey Rescue system OneKey Rescue system Troubleshooting Frequently asked questionsTroubleshooting How can I install the device drivers?Troubleshooting Display problemsTroubleshooting Password problems Sleep or hibernation problemsBattery problems Troubleshooting Computer screen problemsSound problems Hard disk drive problemTroubleshooting Startup problem OneKey Rescue system problemsOther problems Trademarks Page V1.1en-US

S100 specifications

The Lenovo S100 is a compact and versatile laptop designed for users who prioritize portability without sacrificing performance. This sleek device is ideal for students, professionals, and anyone seeking a reliable computing solution on the go. With its lightweight build and robust features, the Lenovo S100 continues to be a popular choice in the entry-level laptop segment.

One of the standout characteristics of the Lenovo S100 is its form factor. Weighing just around 1.5 kg, this laptop is optimized for easy transport, making it an excellent companion for those who frequently travel or commute. The 11.6-inch display offers a resolution of 1366x768 pixels, ensuring clear visuals for a variety of tasks, from browsing the web to watching videos.

Under the hood, the Lenovo S100 is powered by an Intel processor, which balances power efficiency and processing capability. The Intel Celeron or Pentium processor options available provide sufficient performance for everyday tasks such as word processing, web browsing, and multimedia consumption. Coupled with up to 4GB of RAM, the S100 handles multitasking with ease, although users seeking more demanding performance may require an upgraded model.

Storage options are flexible, with a choice between traditional hard drives and faster solid-state drives. This flexibility allows users to select a configuration that best suits their storage needs and budget. The SSD option enhances boot times and application loading speeds, making for a more responsive user experience.

Connectivity features on the Lenovo S100 include multiple USB ports, an HDMI output for connecting to external displays, and a built-in webcam for video calls. The laptop also supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, ensuring that users can connect to the internet and other devices without hassle.

Battery life is another strong point for the Lenovo S100. With its efficient components, users can expect several hours of usage on a single charge, making it well-suited for a full day of classes or meetings without being tethered to a power outlet.

Overall, the Lenovo S100 stands out in the affordable laptop market due to its combination of portability, solid performance, and practical features. Whether for school, work, or casual use, it remains a dependable choice for users seeking an entry-level device that meets their computing needs.
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