Using Your Inspiron One | Dell W01B001, 0DTN4TA00 guide

Using Your Inspiron One

1 Power connector — Connects to the power cable. Appearance of this connector may vary.

2 Parallel connector — Connects to older printers and scanners.

3 Network connector — Connects to a network or a broadband device if you are using a wired network. The two lights next to the connector indicate status and activity for wired network connection.

4 PS/2 Mouse connector — Connects to a standard PS/2 mouse.

5Line-out connector — Connects to a powered speaker or sound system.

6 PS/2 Keyboard connector — Connects to a standard PS/2 keyboard.

7 USB 2.0 connectors (3) — Connects to USB devices, such as a mouse, keyboard, printer, external drive, or MP3 player.

8 Serial connector — Connects to older printers and external modems.

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Dell W01B001, 0DTN4TA00 setup guide Using Your Inspiron One

Contents

Inspiron Page SETUP GUIDE June 2009 P/N DTN4T Rev. A00 Contents Index Before Setting Up Your Computer Setting Up Your Inspiron One Connect the Keyboard and Mouse Connect the Power Cable Connect the Network Cable Optional Setting Up Your Inspiron One Adjust the Computer Stand Press the Power Button Connect to the Internet Optional Setting Up a Wired Connection Click Start → Connect To Setting Up a Wireless Connection Setting Up Your Internet Connection Setting Up Your Inspiron One Right View Features Using Your Inspiron One Using Your Inspiron One Right Panel Buttons and Connectors Headphone or line-out connector Connects to headphones Left View Features Using Your Inspiron One Using the Optical Drive Using Your Inspiron One Back View Features Using Your Inspiron One Back Panel Connectors Using Your Inspiron One Display Features Using Your Inspiron One Entertainment and Multimedia Software FeaturesProductivity and Communication Customizing the Desktop Customizing Your Energy Settings If the User Account Control window appears, click Continue Transferring Information to a New Computer Backing Up Your Data Add a Category Dell DockAdd an Icon Remove a Category or Icon Beep Codes Solving ProblemsBeep code Possible Problem Wired Connections Network ProblemsWireless Connections If the power light is blinking white Power ProblemsIf the power light is solid amber If the power light is blinking amber If you receive an insufficient memory message Memory ProblemsIf you experience other memory problems Click End Task If a program stops respondingClick Applications If you have other software problems Dell Support Center Using Support ToolsAbout Your System System Tab at support.dell.com System Messages Click Start → Help and Support Hardware Troubleshooter Starting Dell Diagnostics From Your Hard Drive Dell Diagnostics If PSA is invoked Insert the Drivers and Utilities disc Remove the Drivers and Utilities disc Restoring Your Operating System System Restore Click Undo my last restoration and click Next Starting System RestoreUndoing the Last System Restore Dell Factory Image Restore Restoring Your Operating System Before You Begin Operating System Reinstallation Click Exit if the Install Windows message appears Reinstalling Microsoft Windows Getting Help DellConnect Technical Support and Customer Service Dell Support e-mail addresses Online ServicesDell Support websites Product Information Automated Order-Status Service Returning Items for Repair Under Warranty or for Credit Before You Call Contacting Dell Diagnostic Checklist Visit support.dell.com At support.dell.com Finding More Information and ResourcesIf you need to See Finding More Information and Resources System Model Basic SpecificationsProcessor Drives and Devices Memory External Connectors Video PowerAudio Display Mins Macrovision Product Notice Appendix Index Index ISP Index Page 0DTN4TA00