Function Keys, FI Suspend Mode | Dell 39YVG, P08G001, M15x instruction

Function Keys

NOTE: Depending on the configuration of the laptop you purchased, some of the function keys may have no associated tasks.

The <Fn> key is located near the bottom-left corner of the keyboard, and is used together with other keys to activate certain functions. Hold down the <Fn> key along with the key described below:

FI – Suspend Mode

Press <Fn><F1> to enable suspend mode. In the suspend mode, the display and selected devices will switch off for less energy consumption.

F2 – Check Battery Status and Battery Charge Disable/Enable

Press <Fn><F2> to toggle between the Battery Status Meter, Battery Charge Disable feature, and Battery Charge Enable feature.

F3 – Mute on/off

Press <Fn><F3> to enable or disable the mute function.

F4 – Increase Display Brightness

Press <Fn><F4> to increase the brightness of the display.

F5 – Decrease Display Brightness

Press <Fn><F5> to decrease the brightness of the display.

F6 – Extend Desktop

Press <Fn><F6> to switch between the various external display options available either simultaneously or separately.

F9 – Camera on/off

Press <Fn><F9> to switch off or switch on the camera.

F10 – Microsoft Mobility Center on/off

Press <Fn><F10> to launch or close the Microsoft Mobility Center application.

F11 – AlienFX® on/off

Press <Fn><F11> to disable or enable the AlienFX illumination.

F12 –Touch Pad on/off

Press <Fn><F12> to enable or disable the touch pad function and the illumination around the touch pad. When the touch pad function is switched off, the touch pad can still work temporarily for three to five seconds while the computer reboots into

the Windows® operating system, or resumes from standby or hibernate mode.

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Contents

Alienware M15x Mobile Manual Page Contents Appendix a General and Electrical Safety Precautions Introduction Introduction Setting UP Your Laptop Before Setting Up Your Laptop Product Documentation and MediaPlacing Your Laptop Connect the AC Adapter Connect to the Internet Optional Connect the Network Cable Optional Set Up Microsoft Windows Setting Up a Wireless Connection Windows Your Laptop Getting to Know Front View Features Left View Features Right View Features Display Features Computer Base and Keyboard Features Touch Controls Status Lights On AC adapter Power Button Function Keys FI Suspend Mode Recharging the Battery Pack Battery PackBattery Maintenance Frequently Asked Questions Understanding Power Consumption Power Management Reducing Power Consumption Customizing Your Power Settings Connecting Devices Connecting External Displays Connecting a DisplayExtending the Desktop Connecting External Speakers Connecting Printers Connecting a Plug and Play PrinterConnecting a Non Plug and Play Printer Connecting FireWire Ieee 1394 Devices Connecting USB Devices Connecting Devices Using Your Laptop Alienware Command Center Stealth ModeUsing Removable Media and Cards Using the Integrated Camera Using the Optical DriveUsing the Wireless Control Turning the Camera On and Off System Setup Configuring the BiosEntering System Setup System Setup Screens CPU System Setup Options Wireless Memory Channel Mode Adapter Exit Saving Using Your Laptop Installing Additional or Replacement Components Turning Off Your Computer Before You Begin Before Working Inside Your Computer Replacing the Battery Pack Removing the Memory Modules Upgrading or Replacing Memory Memory module door Captive screws Removing the Hard Drive Upgrading or Replacing the Hard Drive Installing Additional or Replacement Components Troubleshooting Basic Hints and Tips Backup and General Maintenance Pre-Boot System Assessment PSA Software Diagnostic Tools Starting Alienware Diagnostics From the Support Disc Alienware Diagnostics Answers to Common Problems CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, CD-R/W, DVD±R/W, or Blu-ray Disc DriveDVD or Blu-ray Disc movie does not play Computer fails the Post SystemComputer stops responding or a solid blue screen appears Program stops responding or crashes repeatedly Other software problems Hard Drive ProblemsAllow the computer to cool before turning it on Run Check Disk Keyboard Internet Memory Memory errors detected on startupDisplay If the display is blank Mouse If the display is difficult to readMouse is not working Printer PowerPrinter does not turn on Printer does not print Speakers Game ControllersComputer does not recognize the game controller There is no sound from the speakers external System Recovery Using AlienRespawn Microsoft System RestoreAlienRespawn Password Protection Advanced RecoveryFactory System Recovery To Enable or Change Password Settings AlienRespawn v2.0 DiscTo Use the AlienRespawn v2.0 Disc Dell DataSafe Local Backup System Recovery Basic Specifications USB Wled Type and dimensions Computer Setup Computer UseElectrostatic Discharge ESD Warning General Safety Precautions When You Should Contact AlienwareReplacement Components or Accessories Websites Appendix B Contacting Alienware Appendix C Important Information 039YVGA00