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Covers Models VA4100M, VA4200M, VA4300M Trademarks Copyright2006 Safety and Care Instructions FCC Information to User Canadian Department of Communications Compliance Statement Peripheral Devices Notice Use Conditions 802.11b Restrictions Page About Your Notebook Computer About Your User Guide Table of Contents Microsoft Media Center Using Options Appendix B System Recovery and Driver Installation This page is intended to be blank Introduction Introduction1 Feature Highlight Processing Unit USB Unpacking the Computer Inside of the Notebook Introduction1 Page Introduction1 Page Front Side of the Notebook Rear Side of the NotebookPage Left Side of the Notebook Right Side of the Notebook Introduction1 Right Side Features Underside of the Notebook Bottom of the System Battery Pack AC Adapter DVD-RW combo DVD+RW combo Getting Started Getting Started Using the Battery Pack Installing the Battery Pack Removing the Battery Pack Replacing the Battery Pack Extending Battery Life Connecting the AC Power Source Starting Your Computer Adjusting the Display Controls Turning off Your ComputerPage Using Your Notebook Using Your Notebook Starting Your Operating System Understanding the Keyboard Functions Windows keys KeyboardFunction Keys Cursor Control keys Basic Keyboard Functions Typewriter keysKeypad Function Description Cursor Control Keys Screen Control Keys Windows HOT Keys Using Your Notebook Keypad Function Description Special Function Keys Using the Touchpad Pointing Device Touchpad Features Configuring Your Screen Display Possible Display Configurations Changing the Display Properties Under Windows Knowing the Power Saving Features Standby ModeHibernation Mode Working with the Built-in HDD Shutdown How to Access the Optical Drive How to care the Optical Disks CDs, DVDs, etc This page is intended to be blank Microsoft Media Center Microsoft Media Center What is Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005? Starting the Windows XP Media Center for the First Time Press the Next button to continue Page Microsoft Media Center Page Microsoft Media Center Page Enjoy Your Media Center Enjoy music Easily view your picturesWatch DVDs To watch a DVD To record your favorite TV shows Optional Record it now To Burn your TV programs Optional and movies onto DVDs Microsoft Media Center Page Connecting to Peripherals Connecting to Peripherals Using the USB Port Using an External Monitor Port Using the External Audio System Using the LAN Port Using the Wireless LAN Using the Modem Port Connecting to Peripherals This page is intended to be blank Customizing Your Notebook Customizing Your Notebook Running the Bios Setup Program Press F2 to Enter Setup Customizing Your Notebook Using the Main Menu Setup Primary Master Internal HDD SUB-MENU Internal Optical Drive SUB-MENU Customizing Your Notebook Using the Advanced Cmos Setup Customizing Your Notebook Security Menu Setup Customizing Your Notebook Using the Boot Setup How to Exit the Setup Program How to Upgrade the Bios Using Options Using Options System Upgrade Memory Upgrade Installing Memory Module Hard Disk Upgrade Using Options Wireless Module Installation This page is intended to be blank Page Caring for Your Notebook Caring for Your Notebook Important Safety Instructions 101 Cleaning Your Computer Maintaining the LCD Quality Maintaining Your Hard Disk Battery Care Guidelines When You Travel 106 Appendix a System Memory System SpecificationProcessor Unit LCD Display Touchpad StorageAudio System Keyboard Battery Wireless DevicesAC/DC Power Supply Adapter Weight and Dimension Appendix B Recovering the System from Hard Disk System RecoveryUsing Recovery Disk Non Destructive Recovery from Hard Disk 113 114 115 116 Destructive Recovery from Hard Disk 118 119 120 121 122 Then files check is being done II. Recovering System from Recovery DVD Non Destructive Recovery from Recovery DVD 126 Full Recovery from Recovery DVD Please click F to go into full recovery mode System will be rebooted OS reboots 130 Then file check is being done Driver Installation Note Device Drivers InstallationInstalling Windows XP from Optical Disk Drive Installing the Chipset Driver Installing the VGA Device Driver \Drivers\WinXP\Chipset\Setup.exe\Drivers\WinXP\VGA\Setup.exe Installing the Audio Device Driver Installing the Modem Device Driver\Drivers\WinXP\Modem\setup.exe Installing the LAN Device Driver Installing LAN driver for Windows XPInstalling the Wireless LAN Device Driver Installing the Touchpad Device Driver Installing the Hotkey Utility Installing TouchPad driver for Windows XPInstalling Hotkey utility for Windows XP \Drivers\WinXP\TouchPad\Setup.exe Technical Support 138

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