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