Acer
SE
manual
Video Function
Troubleshooting
Install
Error codes
Intrusion alarm connector
Password
Floppy Drive a Error
Timer
Connecting System Components
Dimension
Reconfiguring the System
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Chapter 2
System Board Information
Video Function
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User’s Guide
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`BIOS Information
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FCC Notice
Important Safety Instructions
Vi Notices
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Year 2000 Compliance Statement
Laser Compliance Statement
Lithium Battery Statement
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Chapter
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Overview
Unpacking Components
Preinstallation
Selecting a Site
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Features
Front Panel
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Rear Panel
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Fan
System main power switch
System power socket
Voltage selector
Connecting System Components
Connecting the Keyboard
Connecting the Monitor
Connecting the Mouse
Connecting the Printer optional
Connecting Multimedia Components
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Connecting to the Network optional
Connecting the Fax/Modem optional
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Connecting USB Devices optional
Turning On Your Computer
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Turning Off Your Computer
Troubleshooting
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System Error Messages
Error Messages
Software Error Messages
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Floppy Drive B Error
Pointing Device Error Reconnect or replace the pointing
Floppy Drive a Error
Connections are okay and the error
Correcting Error Conditions
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Components
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Chapter System Board Information
Board Layout
Floppy disk drive connector
ATX power supply connector
HDD LED connector
IDE 1 connector
PC speaker connector
COM 1 connector
Speaker connector
Pin CPU fan connector
Jumpers and Connectors
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CN24 Reset button CN25 Turbo LED
Memory module sockets
Pin CPU fan
Floppy Disk / Hard Disk Support
IDE 1 CN12 Hard disk IDE 2 CN11 Hard disk 2/IDE CD-ROM
Video Function
Audio Function
USB Support
Hardware Monitoring Function
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Modem Ring-in Function
Wake-on LAN
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Floppy Drive B
Dimension
Capacity
Port of the primary IDE Channel
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If there is a mouse
Product Information
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Without actually opening your system
DMI Bios version
Installed in your system. The Desktop
Start up
Disk Drives
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IDE Secondary
Auto. If you know your hard
Setting manually
Type
Disk type, you can enter
Bit Access
Disabled
Onboard Peripherals
Port’s operation mode
ECP DMA
Onboard Device Settings
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USB Legacy Lets you activate or
Power Management
Power Allows you to reduce
Management Mode
Any keyboard or mouse
Timer
System Sleep
From the IRQ channels
Boot Options
Card installed in your System
IDE or Scsi
Operating system
Fast Boot
Enabled or
System automatically
Allows you to enable or
Year 1980 to Time Lets you set the time
Date and Time
Date
Second format
System Security
Keyboard Lock,
Power-on Secures your system Password
Operation Mode Lets you enable or disable
Once you set this
Setting a Password
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Changing or Removing the Password
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Bypassing the Password
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Advanced Options
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Internal Cache Lets you enable or disable
Memory/Cache Options
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16MB Reserved for
You set this parameter to Disabled
Memory at 15MB To prevent memory
Boards, reserve this
Auto or Manual
PCI IRQ Setting
PnP/PCI Options
Yes or No
Reset Resource
Some VGA cards have Required settings for this
Manual before setting this Parameter Plug and Play
Time the system boots
Load Default Settings
Abort Settings Change
Exiting Setup
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Installation Precautions
ESD Precautions
Preinstallation Instructions
Post-installation Instructions
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Chapter Upgrading the System
Removing the Housing Cover
Opening the System
Replacing the Housing Cover
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Installing Additional Memory
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32 MB 40 MB 16 MB 48 MB 64 MB 96 MB
16 MB 32 MB 48 MB 64 MB 80 MB
144 MB
160 MB
Installing a Dimm
Reconfiguring the System
Removing a Dimm
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Upgrading the CPU
Removing the CPU
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Installing the Upgrade CPU
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Replacing the Hard Disk
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Installing a PCI Card
Removing a PCI Card
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