Component, Description, Mute light | Compaq Presario M2000 guide

Mute light

Hardware

Component		Description

4	Mute light	On: Volume is muted.

5	Num lock light	On: Num lock or the embedded numeric
		keypad is on.

*For information about establishing a wireless connection, refer to Chapter 5, “Wireless (Select Models Only).”

†The notebook has 2 power/standby lights. The power/standby light on the top of the notebook is visible only when the notebook is open; the power/standby light on the front of the notebook is visible whether the notebook is open or closed.

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Compaq Presario M2000 manual Component, Description, Mute light

Contents

Document Part Number Hardware and Software GuideCompaq Notebook Series Hardware and Software Guide Compaq Notebook Series First Edition May Reference Number M2000 Document Part Number Contents 1 Hardware TouchPad Identifying TouchPad Components Using the TouchPad 3 Power2 TouchPad and Keyboard Setting TouchPad Preferences Hotkeys Identifying Hotkeys Connecting an S-Video Device 4 MultimediaDisposing of a Used Battery Pack 5 Wireless Select Models Only 6 Security 7 Hardware Upgrades and Replacements 8 Software Updates and Recoveries and System Software A Specifications Index Keys HardwareTop Components Component system tasks. For example, pressing fn keyCombines with other keys to perform fn+f7 decreases screen brightness TouchPad Power Controls Lights Mute light Models Only.” Wireless Select Models Only and Volume ButtonsChapter 5, “Wireless Select Antennae Select Models Only Å Exposure to Radio Frequency Front Components Speakers, Jacks and Display Release Button Rear Components Left-Side Components Ports and Jacks PC Card Slot and Button Right-Side Components Component Description Bottom Components Mini PCI and Memory Compartments Bays, Battery Latch and Vents Additional Components Hardware Optical Discs Labels Identifying TouchPad Components TouchPad and KeyboardTouchPad Using the TouchPad Setting TouchPad Preferences » Select Start Control Panel Printers and Other Hardware Mouse Among the preferences available in the TouchPad Properties window are Hotkeys Identifying Hotkeys Opens default Internet browser Hotkey Quick ReferenceDefault Function Switches the image among displays Using Hotkeys on an External Keyboard Using Hotkey ProceduresUsing Hotkeys On the Internal Keyboard Start Help and Support Using Hotkey CommandsOpen Help and Support Center fn+f1 Open Print Window fn+f2 Open Internet Explorer fn+f3 Switch Image fn+f4 Initiate Standby fn+f5 Increase Brightness fn+f8 Initiate QuickLock fn+f6Decrease Brightness fn+f7 Stop an Audio CD or a DVD fn+f10 Media Activity Hotkeys fn+f9 through fn+f12Play, Pause or Resume an Audio CD or a DVD fn+f9 Play Previous Track or Chapter of an Audio CD or a DVD fn+f11 Keypads Display System Information fn+esc Using the Embedded Numeric Keypad Turning the Embedded Numeric Keypad On and Off Switching the Functions of Keypad Keys Using an External Numeric Keypad Turning Num Lock Mode On and Off As You Work Selecting a Power Source PowerPower Sources Task PowerRecommended Power Source Switching Between Battery and External Power 3. Select the Always show icon on the taskbar check box Power Control and Light Locations fn+f5 Initiate standby hotkey Standby, Hibernation and Shutdown Overviews Standby Hibernation Leaving Your Work Interference with Drive Media Standby, Hibernation and Shutdown Procedures Turning the Notebook On or Off In Windows XP Home, select Start Turn Off Computer Stand By Initiating or Resuming from StandbyResult Start Turn Off Computer.* Then hold Initiating or Restoring from HibernationIn Windows XP Home, select In Windows XP Professional Using Emergency Shutdown Procedures Prompting for a Standby Password Power PreferencesUsing Power Schemes Setting Other Power Preferences Battery Pack Charging a Battery Pack Monitoring the Charge in a Battery Pack Obtaining Accurate Charge Reports Managing Low-Battery Conditions Displaying Charge Reports Identifying Low-Battery Conditions Resolving Low-Battery Conditions Calibrating a Battery Pack When to Calibrate Discharging the Battery Pack How to CalibrateCharging the Battery Pack The system will not turn off a connected optional monitor Recharging the Battery Pack Conserving Battery Pack Power Conserving Power as You Work Replacing a Battery Pack Selecting Power Conservation Settings 2. Slide the battery release latch 1 to release the battery pack Removing a Battery PackTo remove a battery pack 1. Turn the notebook upside down 3. Tilt the battery pack 2 and pull it out of the battery bay Inserting a Battery Pack Disposing of a Used Battery Pack Storing a Battery Pack Multimedia Internal Speakers Volume Controls Using the Audio-Out Headphone Jack External Audio Devices Connecting the Audio Using the Audio-In Microphone JackConnecting an S-Video Device Select Models Only External Video Devices Connecting the Video Select Models Only Inserting or Removing a Disc CD and DVD ProceduresDisplaying a Video Image To remove a disc while the notebook is turned off Using Media Activity Hotkeys 3. Select Properties Setting AutoPlay Preferences1. Select Start My Computer Protecting Playback Protecting a CD or DVD Write Process Multimedia Software Programs SW Setup Observing the Copyright Warning Installing Software Changing DVD Region Settings Enabling AutoPlay Using Other DVD Software Using the Operating SystemUsing WinDVD Properties Wireless Select Models Only Wireless Features Wireless Controls 802.11 Wireless Devices Select Models Only Setting Up a WLAN in Your Home Connecting to a WLAN in Your Home Connecting to a Public WLAN Using Wireless Security Features a. Select Start My Computer Identifying an 802.11 Wireless DeviceTroubleshooting Devices c. Select Properties Hardware tab Device Manager Network Adapters Bluetooth Wireless Devices Select Models Only Dial-up networking-Connects Bluetooth devices to the Internet Wireless Device Power States The 802.11 and Bluetooth wireless devices have 2 power states Enabled Turning On the Devices Then Turning Off and Disabling the Devices Security Features Security Security Cable.” Use This Security FeatureTo Protect Against Setup Utility and Windows Passwords QuickLock Protects access to computer contents when Coordinating Passwords Choosing a Password Setup Utility Administrator Password Setting an Administrator Password Entering an Administrator Password Setup Utility Power-On Password Setting a Power-On Password Entering a Power-On Password Setup Utility Device Security 2. Select Security Device Security, and then press enter 1. Select Start Help and Support Antivirus Software» Select Start All Programs Norton AntiVirus Help and Support Critical Security Updates for Windows XP Firewall Software Optional Security Cable Device Connections Hardware Upgrades and ReplacementsConnecting a Powered Device Connecting a USB Device Connecting a 1394 Device Select Models Only and Recoveries and System Software.” Connecting a Communication DeviceDigital Memory Cards Using the Memory Reader Light Inserting a Digital Memory Card Removing a Digital Memory Card PC Cards Inserting a PC Card 2. Gently slide the card into the slot until the card is seated Stopping or Removing a PC Card Adding a Drive to the System Using the IDE Drive LightDrives Caring for Drives Replacing the Internal Hard Drive 3. To remove the hard drive cover and expose the hard drive tab, lift the cover 1 upward and away from the notebook 7-15 7. Tighten the 2 hard drive security screws 6. Replace the hard drive covera. Place the cover over the hard drive bay 7-16 Memory Increasing Memory Removing or Inserting a Memory Module 6. Turn the notebook upside down 7-19 8. Remove a memory module. To remove a memory module To insert a memory module 10. Tighten the 2 memory compartment screws Software Updates and Recoveries and System Software Software Updates Preparing for a Software Update Accessing Notebook Product Information Accessing Notebook ROM Information Downloading and Installing an Update Downloading and Installing a ROM Update Downloading a ROM Update Downloading and Installing a Non-ROM SoftPaq Installing a ROM Update 3. At the download area Setting a Restore Point Software RecoveriesUsing System Restore 1. Select Start Help and Support System Restore Opening the Setup Utility Setup UtilityRepairing or Reinstalling Software Restoring to a Restore Point Changing the Language of the Setup Utility Navigating and Selecting in the Setup Utility Displaying System Information Restoring Default Settings in the Setup Utility 2. Select Exit Load Setup Defaults, and then press f10 Using Advanced Setup Utility Features Closing the Setup Utility Factor SpecificationsOperating Environment Metric Rating Rated Input PowerInput Power Support Expansion Port Input/Output SignalsFeature Index Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page