HP SR5606F, SR5501P Connecting the Drive to a Computer Without a Drive Bay, HP Media Drive fronts

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HP Media Drive fronts

ADrive activity indicator light

BPower on indicator light

CHP Personal Media Drive guide

ridges

DPower/drive activity LED indicator

HP Personal Media Drive (A, B, C)

HP Pocket Media Drive (D)

Connecting the Drive to a Computer Without a Drive Bay

The HP Media Drives are designed to work with most computers as an external hard disk drive that you connect by using a USB 2.0 cable. If the computer has USB 1.1 ports, use two USB ports to insure that enough power is supplied. Most USB 2.0 ports can supply enough power so that only one USB connection is required.

When connecting the drive to a computer without a drive bay, the HP Personal Media Drive requires a separate power supply in addition to a USB 2.0 connection. The HP Pocket Media Drive does not require a separate power supply because power is supplied through the USB 2.0 connection.

NOTE: The HP Personal Media Drive comes with a built-in fan; the HP Pocket Media Drive does not come with a fan.

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Contents Getting Started USA Table of Contents Turning On the Computer for the First Time Connecting Speakers or MicrophoneGetting Help Using the Mouse Using the KeyboardIntroducing Your Computer Software Configuring Speaker and Sound OptionsManaging Files Using CD and DVD Media Drives 101Using the Memory Card Reader 109 Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 123 Creating Movies by Using muvee autoProducer 139Creating Audio and Data Discs 129 Index 155Using surge protection Setting Up the ComputerPutting the Computer Together Placing the computer in the proper locationConnector Icon/Label Description and function Connecting to the computerConnector Icon/Label Description and function Connecting a Digital Camera Photo or Video Setting Up the Computer Storing Documentation and Recovery Discs Connecting Other DevicesClick Display Settings Adjusting the MonitorAdjusting the screen resolution by using Vista Setting Up a Local Area Network Integrated Wireless Devices Setting Up a Wired Ethernet ConnectionSelect models only Connecting the Wireless LAN DeviceChecking the wireless LAN device installation Using wireless security features Connecting a Modem Sound Connector Types Connecting Speakers or MicrophoneIllustrations Sound connector Illustration TypeSound connector Type 3 Type 6 Type S Description Connecting a Microphone Name Speaker system See Speaker ConfigurationsSpeaker types Connecting 2/2.1 Two speakers and a subwoofer audio speakersConnecting 4.1 Four speakers and a subwoofer audio speakers Connecting 5.1 Five speakers and a subwoofer audio speakers Connecting Speakers or Microphone Connecting 7.1 Seven speakers and a subwoofer audio speakers Color Description Connecting your home stereo system optionalComputer to 2.1 multichannel audio system connection Home stereo installationComputer to 5.1 multichannel audio system connection Home audio installationHome audio installation procedure Getting Started features vary by model Computer to 7.1 multichannel audio system connection Home audio installation procedure Connecting digital audio Using a 5.1 to 7.1 speaker system with headphones Connecting HeadphonesUsing a 2.1 speaker system with headphones Connector Description Connecting the speakersConnecting the FlexiJack connector Finding Onscreen Guides Getting HelpFinding Guides on the Web Click All Programs Click User GuidesUsing the PC Help & Tools Folder Using the Onscreen Help and Support CenterUsing the hardware diagnostic tools Click All Programs Click PC Help & ToolsClick All Programs Click HP Total Care Advisor Using HP Total Care Advisor SoftwareGetting Started features vary by model Turning On the Computer for the First Time Click Shut Down Using Shut DownTurning Off the Computer Using Sleep mode Using LockUsing Hibernate mode Restarting the Computer Automatic Sleep, Hibernate, or Away modeClick Online Services and then click Easy Internet Services Connecting to the InternetSetting Up User Accounts Using the Computer with Safety and ComfortProtecting the Computer Computer risk Security featureUsing passwords Password Function Using antivirus softwareUsing firewall software Installing critical security updates Click Recover factory settings Guidelines for Installing Software and Hardware DevicesClick Help and Support Alphanumeric keys Using the KeyboardIdentifying Keyboard Features Edit keys Function keysNumeric keys Arrow keysIcon Name Description Keyboard indicatorsSpecial keyboard buttons Compaq Icon Feature DescriptionIdentifying Special Keyboard Buttons Icon Feature Description Icon Label Description Media control or playback buttonsCustomizing the keyboard buttons Keyboard ShortcutsClick Control Panel Click KeyboardSynchronizing a wireless mouse and keyboard Wireless Mouse and Keyboard TroubleshootingGetting Started features vary by model Using the Mouse Scrolling Using the Mouse ButtonsSwitching mouse button functions Changing Mouse SettingsAutoscrolling PanningChanging the double-click speed Changing mouse pointer speedTurning on the ClickLock option Click the Pointer Options tabChanging the scroll wheel speed Getting Started features vary by model Configuring Speaker and Sound Options Adjusting speaker volume Selecting a microphone Configuring audio outputAdjusting microphone volume Configuring the audio card software Sound Blaster X-Fi configuration modes Configuring the FlexiJack connectorUsing Audio Creation Mode Using Entertainment ModeUsing Game Mode Configuring speakers with Realtek HD Audio ManagerClick the Speaker Configuration tab More informationRealtek HD Audio Manager control screens Getting Started features vary by model Click Digital In tab, and then select Set Default Device Retasking front panel audio connectors Audio input overview Configuring multistreaming audioAudio output overview Example 1 For online gaming When to use multistreaming audioSetting up multistreaming audio Example 2 For digital home entertainment Type 6 connectors onlySelecting recording devices Resolving sound issues Learning More About Software Using the DesktopIntroducing Your Computer Software Using the All Programs menu Using the Windows Start Button MenuRemoving desktop icons Retrieving desktop iconsOrganizing the All Programs list Using the Control PanelResizing Windows Feature Name DescriptionAbout the Internet Working with Digital ImagesSearching the Internet Using a BrowserClick Internet Explorer Restricting Internet contentManually running a scan Using the Norton Internet Security Antivirus SoftwareClick the Norton Internet Security tab Click Run a ScanSetting up a Custom Scan time Setting a Full System Scan timeClick Configure a Scan Click Schedule Full System Scan Click Configure a Scan Click Manage Custom ScansUsing the e-mail program provided by your ISP Using Windows MailSending and Receiving E-Mail Click All Programs Click Windows MailWith this program You can Software Quick Reference TableCyberLink PowerDirector select models only With this program You can Getting Started features vary by model Organizing Files with Folders Managing FilesMoving Files Creating FoldersFinding Files Deleting Files Renaming FilesCopying Files Retrieving Files from the Recycle BinUsing a Printer Blu-ray Allows you to Using CD and DVD Media DrivesUsing the CD and DVD Drives Inserting and removing CDs and DVDs Handling CDs and DVDsUsing CD and DVD Media Drives Compatibility Information Disc Features and Compatibility Table CD-ROM CD-RW ROM RAM DVD-RW/-R DVD+RW/+R Optical Drive Quick Reference TableUsing Blu-ray and HD Disc Drives Getting Started features vary by model Using the Memory Card Reader Slot memory card reader select models only Media Insertion GuideCard Insert the media Location Slot readerMiniSD MMC PlusSlot reader Card Insert the media Location Formatting a Memory Card Understanding the Activity LightTroubleshooting the Memory Card Reader Using the HP Personal Media Drive and HP Pocket Media Drive Inserting the Drive into an HP Drive Bay Connecting the DriveHP Media Drive fronts Connecting the Drive to a Computer Without a Drive BayClick Computer Locating the Drive and Assigning a Drive LetterTransferring files to another computer manually Using the DriveDisconnecting the Drive Microsoft updates Drive does not appear on my computer Troubleshooting the HP Media DriveWrite Cache Enable does not stay enabled Data transfer rate seems slow with my USB 2.0 adapter cardAdministrator privilege for installing software Playing CDs with Windows Media Player Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDsPlaying Music CDs Playing DVDs Troubleshooting poor playback when playing DVDsPlaying DVDs with Windows Media Player Using country/region codesGetting Started features vary by model Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs Playing video CDs VCDs with Windows Media Player Playing Video CDs VCDsCreating Audio and Data Discs Working with Audio CDs Erasing Rewritable Discs Before RecordingAudio CD tips Creating audio CDs Before you begin creating discsCreating video discs Copying a disc Copying a disc using two disc drivesCopying a disc using one disc drive Creating data discs What is LightScribe? Making a disc label using LightScribe TechnologyMaking a LightScribe label by using CyberLink LabelPrint LightScribe requirementsUnder Select the label’s layout and background Making a paper disc labelBack of Front Cover paper insert label Basic steps for making a movie Creating Movies by Using muvee autoProducerGetting Started features vary by model Getting started Using muvee autoProducerCamera Button Enables you to See Get Video fromAdd Video Add PicturesCapturing pictures from a DV camera Capturing video from a digital video cameraCapturing live video from a DV camera Click Media Screen Adding videosCapturing recorded video from a DV camera Creating Movies by Using muvee autoProducer Adding pictures Selecting the style Changing the settingsAdding music Response to music Cutting rate Film color Previewing the movie Making the movieModifying the movie Click Play muvees Saving the movie projectRecording the movie project to disc Click Burn Now Supported muvee autoProducer output file types Upgrading muvee autoProducerGetting Started features vary by model Index Headphones using Multichannel audio connecting Part number
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