Alienware M14X manual High Definition

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CHAPTER 3: USING YOUR LAPTOP

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USB Power Share	Allows you to charge USB devices when the computer is turned
	off or in standby mode.
	•• AC Only: Charge USB devices when connected to AC adapter
	only.
	•• AC and Battery: Charge USB devices when connected to AC
	adapter and when the computer is running on battery.
	•• Disabled: Disables USB PowerShare.
Integrated Network	Allows you to enable or disable the on-board LAN controller.
	•• Disabled: Internal LAN is disabled and is not visible to the
	operating system.
	•• Enabled: Internal LAN is enabled.
High Definition	Allows you to enable or disable the internal high definition
Audio	audio device.
	•• Disabled: The internal audio device is disabled and is not
	visible to the operating system.
	•• Enabled: The internal audio device is enabled.
SD Card Reader	Allows you to enable or disable the internal SD card reader.

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Contents Page Page Alienware M14x Mobile Manual Page Contents CONTENTS Specifications Page Page Page Chapter Setting UP Your Laptop Before Setting Up Your Laptop Product Documentation and Media Placing Your LaptopConnect the AC Adapter Press the Power Button Connect the Network Cable Optional Set Up Microsoft Windows Set Up Wireless Display Optional Hardware RequirementsSet Up WirelessHD Optional Set Up Intel Wireless Display Optional Setting Up a Wired Connection Connect to the Internet OptionalSetting Up a Wireless Connection Setting Up Your Internet Connection ETTING UP Your Laptop Getting to Know Your Laptop Left View Features Getting to Know Your LaptopGetting to Know Your Laptop Getting to Know Your Laptop Getting to Know Your Laptop Right View Features Back View Features Display Features Getting to Know Your Laptop Computer Base and Keyboard Features Getting to Know Your Laptop Power Button On AC adapter Function Keys F1 Extend desktopF5 Decrease display brightness F12 Fast Forward or Play next track Using Your Laptop Connecting External Displays Alienware Command CenterConnecting a Display USING Your Laptop USING Your Laptop Extending the Desktop Using the Wireless Control Battery Pack Power Management Understanding Power ConsumptionCustomizing Your Power Settings Reducing Power ConsumptionNVidia Optimus Technology Changing the Application Profile Settings FastAccess Facial Recognition Optional Free Fall SensorConfiguring the Bios System SetupEntering System Setup System Setup ScreensSystem Setup Options CPUCpuid Virtualization High Definition Performance Long Duration Memory Overclocking Memory Override Support Wwan Supervisor CD/DVD Exit Saving USING Your Laptop Installing and Replacing Components Before You Begin Turning Off Your Computer Before Working Inside Your Computer INSTALLING and Replacing COMPONENTS Replacing the Battery Pack Captive screws Tabs Base cover Battery pack cable Captive screws INSTALLING and Replacing COMPONENTS Upgrading or Replacing Memory Removing the Memory Modules Memory-module cover 2 captive screws Memory module Notch Spring locks Memory module connector Tab INSTALLING and Replacing COMPONENTS Troubleshooting Basic Hints and Tips Backup and General Maintenance Things to check Software Diagnostic Tools Enhanced Pre-Boot System Assessment ePSATROUBLESHOOTING Computer fails the Post Answers to Common ProblemsComputer Startup Problems Computer stops responding or a solid blue screen appearsSoftware Problems Program stops responding or crashes repeatedlyOther software problems TROUBLESHOOTING Allow the computer to cool before turning it on Hard Drive ProblemsRun Check Disk Memory errors detected on startup Memory ProblemDisplay Problem If the display is blankPower Problem TROUBLESHOOTING System Recovery AlienRespawn AlienRespawn Basic Upgrading to AlienRespawn Professional Dell DataSafe Online Backup Optional My Dell Downloads Specifications 100 PECIFICATIONS101 102 USB103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 Appendix Computer Setup 114Electrostatic Discharge ESD Warning Computer Use115 Replacement Components or Accessories General Safety PrecautionsWhen You Should Contact Alienware 116Contacting Alienware 117Websites 118119

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