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NEC Versa M380 Series
FAQ
Alarms
Password
Green Indicator
Indicator Wireless
Maintenance
System Configuration Label
Problem Checklist
Optional Accessories
Text Setup
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NEC VERSA M380 Series
Electronic User’s Guide
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Contents
NEC Versa M380 Series
Table of Contents
About Your Electronic User’s Guide
Text Setup
Electronic User’s Guide
For specific models only
Basic Care and Handling Tips
Be sure to follow these power cord safety tips
Precautions for Notebook Use
Storage Requirements
Routine Cleaning
Getting to Know Your Notebook
Introducing Your NEC Versa
Front View of the Notebook
Power
Indicator Wireless
Description LEDs
Email Button
Left Side View of the Notebook
Back View of the Notebook
Right Side View of the Notebook
Bottom View of the Notebook
Battery Security Lock Battery Bay Battery Release Latch
Keyboard
LED Behaviour
Wireless technology board
Indicates that Wireless LAN is enabled
Only This indicates that ECO mode is enabled
Green Indicator
Optional Accessories
Power Button
Function Keys
Using the Touchpad
Touchpad Tips
AC Adaptor
Power Sources
Connecting the AC Adaptor
Powering The Notebook On and Off
Using the Battery
Connect the AC adaptor as follows
Low Battery Power
Charging the Battery
Conserving Battery Power
Power Management Features
Battery Precautions
Replacing the Battery
Installing the Battery in your Notebook
Removing the Battery in your Notebook
Disposing of the Battery
Handling the Battery
Entering Bios Setup
Introducing Bios Setup for Windows Vista
Bios Setup Menus
Use Bios Setup to
Press F2 to Enter Bios Setup F8 to Display Boot Order
Introducing Bios Setup for Windows XP
Updating the Bios
For Windows Vista Operating system setup
Windows Vista Operating System Setup
Windows Vista Operating System Introduction
Windows Vista Operating Systems
For Hong Kong dual boot models only
Dual Boot 2 languages
Windows Language Selection
Desktop Icons
Windows Vista Operating System
Taskbar Icons
Technical Support Information
Start Menu
Windows Vista Operating System Power Options Properties
Managing System Power Windows Vista Operating System
Power Plan
Advanced
Alarms
Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Windows Vista
Tips for Using Windows Vista
Windows XP Operating Systems
Windows XP Operating System Introduction
Only applicable to Windows XP
For Windows XP Operating system setup
Windows XP Operating System Setup
Introduction → Windows XP Operating System Setup
Introduction
Among the new features are
Windows XP Operating System
Professional versus Home Edition
Taskbar Icons
Desktop Icons
Start Menu
Managing System Power Windows XP Operating System
Windows XP Operating System Power Options Properties
Power schemes
Technical Support Information
None
Hibernate
Power Meter
Checked
Recognising the Power Management States
Windows XP Operating System Power Management States
Go to Start, Turn off computer, Standby Close the LCD panel
Booting in Safe Mode
Tips for Using Windows XP
Restarting in Safe Mode
Changing the Display Resolution
Changing the AutoPlay Setting
Debugging Mode
Internet Connection Wizard
Click on Start, Control Panel, and Appearance and Themes
Establishing Passwords
Customising the Desktop
Customising the Taskbar
System Configuration Label
Adobe Reader
Applications
Bluetooth Wireless Technology
Blu-ray
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Easy DVD Burning for the Digital Home
CyberLink MakeDisc
Import All Kinds of File Formats Including Record TV
Create Stylish DVD Menus
Music
Easy Media Creator
Data
Back Up
Advanced Options
More Features
Intel Turbo Memory
Proven security that helps prevent hacker attacks
McAfee Personal Firewall
McAfee SecurityCenter
Key Features
Proven security that protects against viruses and spyware
McAfee VirusScan
Norton Internet SecurityTM
SRS Premium Sound
General Information about Optical Discs
Using your NEC Versa Removable Disk Drives
Optical Drive
Disc Loading
Optical Disc Drive Care
Disc Care
Hard Disk Drive
Bays
Taking Care of Your Notebook
Protecting Your Notebook From Power Outages
Protecting Your Notebook From Damage
Keeping Your Notebook in Good Condition
Security
Operating Environment
First Time Use
Preventive Maintenance
Daily
Weekly
Use these steps to prepare your notebook for shipping
Shipping Your Notebook
Connecting using a Modem
Wireless LAN/Bluetooth Wireless Technology
Modem
Local Area Network LAN
Preparing for Travel
Power Connections
What To Take
Getting Through Customs
Connecting / Using a LAN
Connecting / Using Your Modem
Using Peripheral Devices USB Devices
Video
Audio
Vary Your Workday Practise Some Stretching Exercises
Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment
Your Chair
Arrange Your Equipment
Check the following
Your Input Devices
Your Desk
Your Screen
Vary Your Workday
Reducing the Risk of Injuries
Practise Some Stretching Exercises
Repetitive Strain Injury
Potential Medical Conditions
Three Stages of Repetitive Strain Injury
Pre-Existing Conditions and Psychosocial Factors
Epilepsy Warning
Problem Resolution
Problem Checklist
If You Need Assistance
Start-Up Problems
NEC Recovery Program from backup partition
Recovery Information for Windows Vista only
Partial Recovery
Full Recovery
Backup your personal files
Return your notebook to its original configuration
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Other files
If You Wish to Perform a Full Recovery
Recovery Information for Windows XP only
Starting the Recovery Program
Select Partial Recovery and click on Next
If you wish to perform a Complete Recovery
Where can I find the call centre phone number?
Frequently Asked Questions
Computer Viruses
Boot Problems
Technical Support
What can I do to keep my notebook virus-free?
What is a computer virus?
Is my notebook virus-free?
What are the different types of viruses?
How do I connect to the internet?
Internet
How can I narrow down a search on the Internet?
How do search engines work?
Ieee 1394 Devices
Digital Video and Ieee 1394 Devices
Are cookies a threat to privacy?
Can a virus attach itself to cookies?
Digital Video
What is the Digital Video DV format?
What are the benefits of Digital Video?
Safety Notices
Modifications to the Product
Safety Warning
Radio Frequency Interference Statement
Radio Frequency Interference
Connections and Remote Earth
Safety Extra Low Voltage Selv
Protected Extra Low Voltage Pelv
Remote Earth
Power Supply
Power Supply and Cables
Singapore, Hong Kong, Bangladesh and Maldives
Philippines
Batteries
Thunderstorm Warning
Laser Compliance Statement
Radio-communication Regulation if applicable
Additional Notices
Product Storage Environment Guidelines
Electrostatic Discharge ESD and ESD Protection
Recommended Environment
Operation
Glossary
LAN Wireless LAN
Term Definition
Ieee
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Copyright
Copyright
Disclaimer
Trademarks
Official Name of the Software Used
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