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HP 900AP, 955AP, 950AP, 943AP, 945AP, 940AP, 935AP, 927AP, 930AP, 925EA, 923AP Worldwide Telephone Numbers

Models: 902EA 927AP 920EA 916US 906US

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Index

V	W
vent(s)	Web site
troubleshooting 3–4	Compaq 3–7
vents	Microsoft 3–5
rear panel 4–10	Windows
viruses, computer	Help files 3–5
protecting against 2–2	regional settings 2–1
troubleshooting 3–6	screen resolution settings 2–1
	shut down procedures 1–6
	Windows application key 4–6
	Worldwide Telephone Numbers
	booklet 3–7

Index-6

Getting Started

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HP 900AP, 955AP, 950AP, 943AP, 945AP, 940AP, 935AP, 927AP, 930AP, 925EA, 923AP, 908EA, 906EA, 905US, 906US Worldwide Telephone Numbers

Contents

June Getting StartedCompaq Notebook Series Document Part Number2002 Compaq Information Technologies Group, L.P Warnings, Cautions and Notes Using This GuideStyle Text StylesExplanation Following a Path Paths and ViewsIdentifying TouchPad buttons and the Microsoft logo keys Choosing a View Mode 2 Beginning to Use the Notebook ContentsUsing This Guide 1 Setting Up the Notebook 3 TroubleshootingDocumentation and Restore CDs 4 Identifying External HardwareIndex Easy Access Buttons and Keyboard KeysSetting Up the Hardware Setting Up the NotebookInstalling the Battery Pack Connecting the Notebook to External Power Opening the notebook Opening the NotebookGetting Started Turning on the notebook Turning On the NotebookDo not shut down the notebook Do not remove or insert a drive Setting Up the SoftwareTurning Off the Notebook Do not plug the notebook from the electrical outletUsing the Notebook Safely Getting Started Setting Up the NotebookSelecting Screen Settings Selecting Regional SettingsBeginning to Use the Notebook Protecting the Notebook Against Viruses Installing Software in Windows XP Professional Installing Optional SoftwareInstalling Software in Windows XP Home To insert the Documentation Library CD Accessing Notebook DocumentationDisplaying the Documentation Library Menu Opening the Documentation Library CDResponding to an Acrobat Reader Prompt Selecting a Guide Using the Documentation Library CDFinding a Topic Within a Guide Selecting a Guide, continued2. See the Troubleshooting guide on the Documentation Library CD TroubleshootingTo solve a problem 1. See “Quick Solutions Chcecklist,” next in this chapterIs the Notebook Receiving Power? Quick Solutions ChecklistIs the Notebook in Standby or Hibernation? Is the Notebook Turned On?Identifying the power/standby light and the power button Is the System Unresponsive? Is the Notebook Overheated?Is an External Device Not Working? Are You Using All Available Documentation?Is Software Functioning Abnormally? Preparing to Call Technical Support Contacting CompaqTaking the Notebook to a Service Provider Display Components Identifying External HardwareDisplay Components Pointing Device Components Pointing Device ComponentsGetting Started Power/standby light Power LightsTop Components Top Components Power LightsIDE Integrated Drive Keyboard and Drive LightsTop Components Keyboard and Drive Lights Caps lock lightTop Components Power and Volume Controls Power and Volume ControlsApplications key Easy Access Buttons and Keyboard KeysTop Components Easy Access Buttons and Keyboard Keys Microsoft logo keysTop Components Function and Keypad Keys Function and Keypad KeysFn key Front Panel Components Front Panel ComponentsGetting Started USB connectors ConnectorsRear Panel Components Rear Panel Components ConnectorsRear Panel Components Vents and Jacks Vents and JacksGetting Started Left Side Components Left Side Components4-11 Right Side Components Right Side ComponentsGetting Started 4-13 Underside ComponentsMemory and Mini PCI Compartments Underside Components Memory and Mini PCI CompartmentsGetting Started LabelsUnderside Components Labels 1 System labelAdditional Standard Components Documentation and Restore CDsGetting Started Cord and CablesAdditional Standard Components Cord and Cables Modem cable1 AC Adapter Adapters and AccessoriesAdditional Standard Components Adapters and Accessories Converts AC power to DC powerIndex Page Guidelines Advanced Users Only 2-7, 4-15 surge protection Maintenance, Shipping andRegulatory and Safety See also cable power surges 1-7 power/standby lightModem and Networking Troubleshooting guide 2-8, 4-15 turning off the notebook Worldwide Telephone Numbers