HP a219.uk, a210.uk manual HP Pavilion home PC

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■Turn Off Computer: When you turn off the computer and then turn it on again, you force the PC to copy the operating system into its memory and to clear some tracking information. This may eliminate some problems that can remain after performing a Restart. Refer to “Turning Off the PC” on page 41.

■Driver Rollback: This Microsoft Windows XP feature is part of the Windows Installer program used with the Add or Remove Programs utility in the Control Panel.

It can revert to the previous version of a driver program if an installation fails when you are installing a new version of the driver program. For more information, type Rollback into the Search box in Help and Support.

■System Restore: This Microsoft Windows XP feature creates a restore point where it records the PC settings at that time and date. You can later return the PC to the settings recorded at the restore point. You can create a specific restore point, or have the operating system create a restore point. For example, when you use Add Programs to add a software program, the operating system automatically creates a restore point before it adds the software. Use System Restore to return the PC to the settings the PC had before you installed the program. For more information, type System Restore into the Search box in Help and Support.

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Contents Quick Start Guide USA Contents Setting Up and Using the Internet Getting Updates from HP For the PC Resolving ProblemsUsing Application Recovery System Recovery Doing Common TasksIndex 113 Start Here WelcomeInventory Checklist Power cord Modem cablePC Front Multi-Storage Bay Multi-Storage Bay Peripheral Placement Xii PC Back PC Connector Symbols Symbol DescriptionPC Back Connections HP Products Work Better TogetherPC Front Connections Register with HP Internet HP Desktop Start Menu Help and Support Learn how to use your HP Pavilion home PC My HP Pavilion PCAll Programs HP Tour Guide Your Warranty & Support Guide HP Web Sites This main Web site hasMicrosoft Windows XP Operating System Recovery System and Hard Drive Space Safety Information AC Power Safety WarningHP Pavilion home PC Using the Quick Start Guide Finding Additional Information Setting Up the PC Turning On the PC for the First Time On buttonMaking Recovery CDs or DVD Registering with HPGetting Help Protecting the PCWorking in Comfort HP Pavilion home PC Windows operating system Introducing the BasicsStart menu Choose All Programs Organise your All Program listSelect Create Shortcut Using the Mouse Help and SupportScroll feature To use the autoscroll feature To use the panning featureSwitching mouse button functions Click Control PanelUsing the Keyboard Changing the mouse pointer speedIntroduction Click the Pointer Options tabKeyboard features HP Pavilion home PC Basics HP Pavilion home PC Alphanumeric keys Function keys Edit keys Arrow keys Numeric keys Special buttons Buttons Music Basics Volume Up and Down buttons Press the Volume Up Button configuration Media controlsChoose Control Panel Click Printers and Other Hardware , if itDouble-clickChange the screen resolution Using the MonitorModifying monitor display properties Using Speakers Using multi-channel audio speakersClick the Speaker Configuration tab To connect your multi-channel speaker system to the PCTo configure multi-channel audio output for the DVD player To use the microphone with multi-channel audioAdjusting speaker volume Using a Microphone Start, Control Panel, Sounds, SpeechAdjusting microphone volume Connecting to a TV set Using a TelevisionCables you may need Back of PC Composite Video Cable Viewing the PC image on TV Click PropertiesDisconnecting the TV Disabling the TV optionHibernation Mode Standby modeTurning Off the PC Putting the PC into StandbyClick Turn Off Computer Click Stand By Hibernation mode Click Turn Off ComputerAutomatic standby or hibernation mode If you changed the Enable hibernation tick box, click ApplyWhat is the Internet? Introducing the InternetWhat is the World Wide Web? What is an ISP?What is a URL? What is an e-mail address? How do I search the Internet?HP Pavilion home PC Setting Up the Modem Back of PC Setting Up Network Interface Upgrading toSetting Up Your Internet Account Signing up with an ISP using Easy Internet Sign-up Connecting to the InternetUsing ISP-provided browser Using any browser Visiting the Hewlett-Packard Web SiteAt this site, you can find special offers on HP Viewing online manuals Sending Receiving E-Mail If using Outlook Express If the ISP provides the browserTo send e-mail messages To receive e-mail messages Doing Common Tasks Understanding Your DrivesUsing the Diskette Floppy Drive Using the 6-In-1 Memory Card ReaderSpecial note about the Safely Remove Hardware Utility To use the 6-In-1 memory card readerCard Insert Into 4-slot reader CompactFlash I/II Card Insert Into 2-slot readerEject button Door Lower for 6-In-1 and diskette drive Inserting a CD or DVDEject button Drive door Pull for optional drives Removing a CD or DVD Handling CDs Using MusicMatch JukeboxPlaying Music CDs Using Windows Media Player HP Pavilion home PC Creating a CD by Using the CD-RW Drive Creating a CD by Using RecordNowChoose RecordNow Click RecordNow againCreating a music CD Click Make a Music DiscCommon Tasks Creating a data CD Playing DVD MoviesClick Make a Data Disc Playing a DVD Using the WinDVD control panel Viewing Help informationUnderstanding DVD terminology Choose InterVideo WinDVD PlayerUsing country/region codes Creating a DVD by Using the DVD+RW/+R Drive Country/Region 1 North AmericaCountry/Region 3 Southeast Asia Country/Region 6 ChinaUsing the Combo Drive Playing Video CDs Playing dual-language Video CDsTo select a language Windows Media Player To select a language InterVideo WinDVD PlayerWindows Media Player. The Windows Using HP Pavilion PC Tools Using Updates from HP Messages Informing You of ChangesTo start Updates from HP To turn off the Updates from HP ServiceRe-enabling the Updates from HP Service HP Pavilion home PC Resolving Problems TroubleshootingYour Warranty and Support Guide for details Click Turn Off Computer Problem Solution Click Control Panel Double-clickAdd or Remove Programs Help Problem Solution Using Application Recovery and System Recovery HP Pavilion home PC Recovery Creating Recovery CDs/DVDs Recovery Using HP PC Recovery CD-DVD Creator Using HP Recovery Tools CD To run HP PC Recovery CD-DVD CreatorSystem Restore To create or to start the HP PC Recovery Tools CDApplication Recovery To start Application RecoverySystem Recovery Starting System Recovery If the PC Is Responding System Recovery Using Recovery discs Starting System Recovery If the PC Is Not RespondingStarting System Recovery using recovery discs To run the System Recovery program using recovery discs Freeing Up Space on Your Hard Disk Drive To display hard disk space Double-clickAdministrative ToolsDouble-clickDisk Management Local Increasing available hard disk space Uninstalling programsRemoving desktop icons Using the Disk Cleanup utility Reinstalling programsChoose All Programs Choose Accessories Choose System Tools Choose Control Panel Click Appearance and ThemesIndex DVD Index Microphone, 35 adjusting volume Index Product notices, 83 programs, uninstalling Upgrading and Servicing the PC Browser programs
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