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Compaq N150 Series manual Removing the battery pack

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Specification Install Connecting an External Monitor Dimension Configuring a PC Card Using the Easy Access Buttons Hardware and Software Setup Battery Packs Adjusting Volume Port and COM Port Settings

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Battery Packs

Removing the battery pack

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Compaq N150 Series manual Removing the battery pack

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Contents

Hardware Guide Hardware Guide First Edition May Part Number Contents Battery Packs Computer Upgrades and Add-Ons Index Setting Up the Hardware Hardware and Software Setup Installing the battery pack Connecting the AC Adapter and power cord Opening the computer Turn on the computer by pressing the power button Completing Initial Setup Setting Up the Software Installing Optional Applications After Software Setup Hardware and Software Setup Front Components Look at the Computer Component Function Front Components Top Components Top Components Top Components Top Component Lights Top Component Lights Right Side Component Right Side Component Left Side Components Left Side Components ComponentFunction Rear Panel Components Rear Panel Components Look at the Computer Bottom Components Bottom Components Bottom Components Additional Standard Components Additional Standard Components Additional Standard Components Keyboard and Pointing Devices Using the TouchPad Hotkey Quick Reference Using Hotkeys Hotkeys Switch Display and Image Fn+F3 Initiating Standby Fn+F4 Enabling the Numeric Keypad Using the Embedded Numeric Keypad Using the Easy Access Buttons Disabling the Numeric KeypadConverting the Numeric Keypad Keys to Standard Keys Identifying the Easy Access buttons Charging Battery Packs Battery Packs Replacing the Primary Battery Pack Using a New Battery Pack Removing the battery pack Installing or Removing the Optional Media Bay Battery Pack Removing a Media Bay device Calibrating the Battery Using the Battery Quick Charge Check Hardware Guide Recycling a Used Battery Pack Storing a Battery Pack Caring for Drives Drives Removing and Inserting the Hard Drive Inserting or Removing a Media Bay Drive Connecting the Optional External Diskette Drive Inserting and Removing a Diskette Removing and Inserting Storage Media Inserting a Disc into the CD or DVD Drive Removing a Disc from the CD or DVD Drive Viewing the CD Changing the Startup Sequence Audio Using Audio Features Audio Components Connecting to the Stereo Line-Out/Headphone Jack Connecting to the Stereo Line-In Jack Adjusting Volume External Device Connections Connecting an External Keyboard or Pointing Device Connecting a Serial Printer Connecting an External Monitor Connecting Infrared Equipment Connecting a Parallel Printer Infrared Connection Guidelines Enabling the Infrared Port Infrared Configuration Guidelines Connecting a Modem or NIC Cable Connecting USB Equipment Hardware Guide Using the Security Slot Before Removing or Installing Components Computer Upgrades and Add-Ons Upgrading Memory Removing and Inserting a Memory Expansion Board Removing a memory expansion board Replace the memory cover and reinstall the screws Configuring a PC Card Adding and Using PC Cards Inserting a PC Card Conserving Energy Removing a PC Card Installing Additional Device Drivers Adding Wireless Devices Battery Packs Media Bay DevicesUpgrading the Hard Drive Specifications Regulatory Agency Series NumbersAgency Series Numbers Operating Environment Computer Dimensions Port and COM Port Settings Rated Input Power Communications Communications Specifications Temperatures Power Requirements Using the PhoenixBIOS Setup Utility Power ManagementComputer Utilities Enabling Power Savings Timeout SettingsSetting Standby Security Hibernation 10-4 Index Index-2 Products Reference Library CD-ROM2-15 Modem cable internal modem models only 2-14,2-15 Safety & Comfort Guide. See Index-6 Index-7

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