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eMachines AAFW53700001K0 manual bottom, mini-PCI, battery release button, air vents, memory

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Do not obstruct the air vents. They are necessary for proper airflow and cooling. If any of these vents are partially blocked or obscured, your notebook may overheat.

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eMachines AAFW53700001K0 manual bottom, mini-PCI, battery release button, air vents, memory

Contents

User’s Guide 5000 series notebook user’s guide Part number AAFW53700001K0 2003 eMachines, Inc 2003 Aesbus Knowledge SolutionsWindows XP is the trademark of Microsoft Corporation thank you for purchasing our notebook first things firstbefore you contact us eMachines Customer Careon the Web how to contact usby telephone United Kingdom support page ht tp //w w w.pcser vicecall.co. uk help toolseMachines home page ht tp//w w w.emachines.com basic care and safety Do not work for long periods with the notebook resting on your lap The power cord or plug is frayed or damaged first things first contentsusing your notebook notices and specifications batteryupgrades and replacements getting started Page getting started Adjust the position of the display to a comfortable viewing angle3. Open your notebook As your notebook starts up, you’ll see the eMachines logo b. From the Windows desktop, click Start 1 Turn Off Computer open left side right side back bottom quick touropen modem port left sidemicrophone connector headphone connectorCD/DVD drive right sideKensington lock slot CD/DVD eject buttonexternal monitor VGA backFireWire 1394 port AC power connectormini-PCI bottombattery release button batteryusing the display using CDs and DVDs using your notebookusing the power button using the touchpad using the keyboard using quick action buttons interpreting status lightschanging power button settings using the power buttonclicking using the touchpadtapping changing touchpad settingsscrolling special function keys using the keyboardSee the following table for definitions of the special function keys Fn + F2 wireless network card select models only toggle on/offFn + F3 Sleep mode toggle on/off notebook display default external monitor if connectedTo unlock in the numeric keypad, press Fn + again numeric keypadusing your notebook To lock in the numeric keypad, press Fn +using quick action buttons interpreting status lights cleaning the display adjusting the brightness using the displaycleaning the display adjusting the brightnessadjusting the resolution creating CDs using CDs and DVDscaring for and handling discs listening to audio CDs viewing DVDs removing a disc caring for and handling discsinserting a disc listening to audio CDs viewing DVDs From the desktop, click Start Windows Media Player creating CDscreating an audio CD 3. Select Copy to CD or Device from the list of options on the taskbar a. Click Start My Computer creating a data CDe. Select the CD drive D as the destination and then click Copy a. Click the icon in the system tray recalibrating your battery disposing of your battery batterycharging your battery managing your battery consumption subsequent charges charging your batteryinitial charge see “changing your power-related settings” managing your battery consumptionmonitoring the battery charge status lights battery charge iconwarning messages and alarms changing your power-related settingsadvanced power schemesalarms power meterrecalibrating your battery disposing of your battery battery memory hard drive assembly upgrades and replacementsbattery 5. Reconnect your cables memory upgrades and replacements Page hard drive assembly See chapter 6, “system restore,” for instructions system restore This is your last chance to stop the restore process troubleshooting battery and power keypad keyboard and touchpadPress ctrl + alt + delete A Your numeric keypad is activated. Press Fn +Your touchpad is set to accept tapping Clean the touchpad with a damp cloth water only and wipe it dryA It is probably one of two things Your touchpad is dirty display brightness and resolution CDs and DVDs sound and volumeprinter error messagescables notices and specifications aUnited States Federal Communications Commission Notice modificationstelephone wireless communicationsDeclaration of Conformity - United States addressDeclaration of Conformity - European Union European NoticeAvis Canadien Canadian NoticeJapanese Notice telephoneU.S. Regulations Governing the Use of Modems U.K. Modem Compliance Information Japanese Modem Notice dimensions notebook specificationsAAFW53700001K0