Samsung Top Side, Bottom Side

NQ10TK2X01/SEG, NQ10TK2X01/SUK, NQ10TP2U01/SEG, NQ10TP2X01/SEG, NQ10TP2X17/SEG

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Top Side

5.25" Multi-Bay

Release Latch

Docking Hook

5.25 Multi-Bay (CD/DVD ROM Drive installed)

3.5 Multi-Bay

(FDD installed)

Undock Computer Button

Bottom Side

3.5" Multi-Bay

Release Latch

Docking Release Lever

Speaker

Docking Hook

Speaker (Woofer)

S/PDIF Port

Speaker

Introducing Your Computer 7

Models

1Notices
2Important Safety Information
- Safety Instructions
  - Setting Up your System
  - Care During Use
  - Replacement Parts and Accessories
- 3Battery Disposal
- 4Laser Safety
- Power Cord Requirements
  - General Requirements
5Regulatory Compliance Statements
- Wireless Guidance
- 7United States of America
  - Unintentional Emitter per FCC Part
  - Intentional emitter per FCC Part
  - 8FCC Part
- 10Canada
  - Unintentional Emitter per ICES-003
  - Intentional Emitter per RSS
  - 11Telecommunications per DOC notice
  - (for products fitted with an IC-compliantmodem)
- 12European Union
  - European Directives
  - European Radio Approval Information
  - (for products fitted with EU-approvedradio devices)
  - 13European Telecommunication Information
  - (for products fitted with EU-approvedmodems)
- 14Japan
  - VCCI Statement
  - Wireless Devices
    - 15Prior to setting up your device:
16Using Your Documentation
- Manual Documentation Conventions
  - Information Icons
  - Keyboard Conventions
  - CD-ROMDevice Naming Convention
  - Touchpad Conventions
- 17Software User Documentation
18Introducing Your Computer
- Where Everything Is
  - 19Notebook Equipment Location
    - Front Side
  - LCD Display
    - 20Left Side
    - Right Side
    - Back Side
    - Bottom Side
  - 21Docking Station Equipment Location
  - Docking Connector
    - 22Top Side
- 23Docking/Undocking your Computer
  - Docking your Computer
  - 24Undocking your Computer
    - Power Off
    - 25Power On
26Using Your Computer for the First Time
- Installing the Battery
- 27AC Adapter
- 28Turning On the Computer
- 29Turning Off Your Computer
- 30Using the LCD Display
- Tips for Using Your Computer
- 31Travelling with Your Computer
  - Air Travel
  - 32Locking your Computer
- 33Handling Spills
34Using the Keyboard
- 35The keys on the keyboard can be grouped into the following categories:
- Full-sized
- F1 to F12 and the Cursor/Screen Control keys, when pressed together with
- <Fn
- 36Using the Numeric Keypad
- 37Using Special Function Keys
- 38Internet Quick Start Button
- User Defined Key (SENS Keyboard)
39Using the Touchpad
- 40Drag (Move)
- 41Scroll
42Reading the System Status LEDs
43Connecting to the Internet
- Using the Modem
  - 44Precautions Before Use
    - Country Selection
    - DOS support
    - Using the Modem on a PBX system
- 45Using the LAN
  - 46Configuring Network Environment
  - 47Wireless Connection (Factory Option)
49Using the Multi-Baysin the Docking Station
- Changing Devices
  - Changing a 5.25” Device
  - 50Changing a 3.5” Device
51Using the Disk Drives
- Using the Floppy Disk Drive
- Using the CD/DVD-ROMDrive
  - 52Press the button on the
  - 3.Push the tray in gently to close the drive tray
53Working with PCMCIA (PC) Cards
- Maintaining PC Cards
- Using PC Cards
  - 54To remove a PC Card from your computer:
  - 1.Click icon on the taskbar
  - 2.Select the card currently in use, and click the Stop button
  - 4.Pull the card out of the PC Card slot
55Multimedia Functions/Equipment
- Media Player
  - Playing a Audio/Multimedia CD
  - Removing the Audio/Multimedia CD
- 56Dolby Digital & Home Theater System (S/PDIF Port)
  - Setting Up Your Home Theater
  - 57Using the S/PDIF Connection
  - 58Enabling S/PDIF on the DVD Program
- 59Volume Control
  - Using the Keyboard
  - Using the Volume Control Icon
- IEEE 1394 Connections
- Movie Maker
60Using the Battery
- Charging the Battery
- 61Increasing Battery Life
  - General Environment
  - Adjust LCD Brightness
  - Power Management
  - Battery Calibration
- 62Safely Using the Battery
- 63Removing the Battery
- 64Monitoring the Battery Charge
  - 65Power Meter
  - Spare Battery Charge
- 66Battery Warnings
67Using System Setup
- Starting System Setup
69Changing Booting Priority
70Using System Security
- System Passwords
- If You Forget Your Password
- Creating a Password
- 71Deleting a Password
72Using Power Management Options
- Basic Power Management Schemes
  - 73Power Schemes
  - Battery
  - AC power
  - Hibernate Mode
  - 74Options Properties
  - Hibernate
  - a Standby Mode (Power Management or Manual Method)
  - Standby Mode
  - 5.Click OK to set your power management options and close the window
  - <Fn+F9
- 75Advanced Power Management Schemes
76Installing a New HDD
- Installing/Reinstalling a HDD
- (Re)Installing Windows and Device Drivers
77Video Features and Configuration
- Resolution and Colour Depth
- Configuring Display Features
  - Changing Colour Depth and Resolution
- 78Using Dual View Mode
  - Setting Dual View Mode
  - Return to Stand Alone Mode
- 79Adjusting the LCD Display
80Using Options
- Memory Module
  - Before You Install Memory
  - 81Installing a Memory Module
    - 825.Remove the installed module if necessary
    - Hold the memory module by the edges and pull it forward out of the compartment
    - 6.Align the connector on the memory module with the connector of the slot
    - 8.Push down on the edge of the memory module until the module snaps into place
    - 10.Reinstall the screw you removed in step
    - 11.Re-installthe computer battery and plug in the AC adapter
    - Turn on the computer and perform a complete POST to check the memory integrity
83Troubleshooting
- Questions and Answers
- Check the Connections
- Norton AntiVirus
- Windows Help and Support
- Reinstalling Software
- 84Questions and Answers
  - Operating System Problems
  - 85Video Problems
  - 86Modem Problems
    - 87initialization. (ATX3&W)
    - ATDT9
- 88Reinstalling Software
  - Windows Application/Driver (Re)Installation
    - Application/Driver (Re)Installation
    - Windows (Re)Installation
89Specifications
90Abbreviations
- 91IRQ
- ISA
- LAN
- lb
- LBA
- LCD
- mAhr
- MPEG
- MPU
- PDF
- PCI
- PCMCIA
- POST
- PNP
- PS/2
- RAM
- ROM
- SVGA
- TFT
- USB
- VAC
- VCC
- VDC
- whr
92Glossary
- 93CardBus
- CMOS memory
- COM port
- Compact Disc
- Conventional memory
- Disk
- Disk cache
- DMA (direct memory access)
- Floppy disk
- 94Hard drive
- Intel® SpeedStep™
- I/O address
- IRQ (interrupt request line)
- LCD (liquid-crystaldisplay)
- MB (megabyte)
- Megabit
- 95Operating system
- PC Card
- PC slot
- The PC slot is the hardware slot in the computer where the PC Card is placed
- Pixel
- Plug and Play
- RAM (random access memory)
- Refresh rate
- Resolution
- ROM (read-onlymemory)
- 96Sector
- Shadow RAM
- TFT (thin film transistor) LCD
- Zoomed video

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