HP a210a (ap), a220a (ap) 144

KM

mouse

keyboard features, 17 indicators, 23 media controls, 29 reconfiguring buttons, 29 troubleshooting, 90, 91 types of buttons, 25 wireless, 16

keyboard buttons for CD or DVD, 29

keyboard keys alphanumeric, 21 arrow, 22

edit, 22 function, 21 numeric, 23

L

language

selecting for dual-language Video CD, 80

logging off, 11

manuals, online, 4, 55, 56 memory card reader

card types, 62 messages from HP

reading, 84 turning off, 84 turning on, 85

microphone, 35 adjusting volume, 36

using with multi-channel speakers, 33

Microsoft Recovery Console utility, 101

Microsoft XP Help, xxvii, 4 modem

modem on hold, 51 setting up, 49 V.92, 51

monitor, 6

changing resolution, 30

changing where desktop displays, 30

troubleshooting, 90

autoscroll feature, 15 buttons, 14 left-handed, 14 optical, 13 panning feature, 15

pointer speed, adjusting, 16 roller ball, 13

scroll wheel button, 14 scrolling, 14

switching right-left button functions, 15

troubleshooting, 93 using, 13 wireless, 13

MPEG video, playing, 80 Multi-channel Sound Manager, 31 multi-channel speakers, 31

connecting, 32 selecting, 32

using a microphone, 33 multi-storage bay, x

music

Help in MusicMatch Jukebox, 69

116 HP Pavilion home PC

Contents

Page Page Contents Setting Up and Using the Internet Doing Common Tasks Getting Updates from HP for the PC Resolving Problems Using Application Recovery and System Recovery Index Start Here Welcome Inventory Checklist PC Front Multi-StorageBay Multi-StorageBay - Peripheral Placement Multi-StorageBay - Peripheral Placement (Continued) PC Back PC Connector Symbols PC Back Connections HP Products Work Better Together PC Front Connections Register with HP Internet HP Desktop Start Menu Help and Support My HP Pavilion PC All Programs HP Tour Guide Your Warranty & Support Guide HP Web Sites Microsoft Windows XP Operating System Recovery System and Hard Drive Space Introducing the Quick Start Guide Safety Information Page Using the Quick Start Guide Finding Additional Information Setting Up the PC Turning On the PC for the First Time Registering with HP Making Recovery CDs or DVD Getting Help Protecting the PC Working in Comfort Page Using the PC Introducing the Basics Windows operating system Start menu Organize your All Program list Help and Support Using the Mouse The scroll feature To use the autoscroll feature To use the panning feature Switching mouse button functions Changing the mouse pointer speed Using the Keyboard Introduction Keyboard features Page Page Page Alphanumeric keys Function keys Edit keys Arrow keys Numeric keys Keyboard indicators Special buttons Buttons user photo music video Page Volume knob: Volume Up and Down buttons: Press the Volume Up Button configuration Using the Monitor Modifying monitor display properties Using Speakers Using multi-channelaudio speakers To connect your multi-channelspeaker system to the PC To configure multi-channelaudio output for speakers configuration To configure multi-channelaudio output for the DVD player To use the microphone with multi-channelaudio Adjusting speaker volume Using a Microphone Adjusting microphone volume Using a Television Cables you may need Connecting to a TV set Page Viewing the PC image on TV Disabling the TV option Disconnecting the TV Turning Off the PC Putting the PC into Standby and Hibernation Mode Standby mode Hibernation mode Automatic standby or hibernation mode Power Schemes After 20 mins After 1 hour Setting Up and Using the Internet Introducing the Internet What is the Internet What is an ISP What is the World Wide Web What is a URL What is an e-mailaddress How do I search the Internet Search Search the Internet Setting Up the Modem Page Upgrading to Setting Up the Network Interface Setting Up Your Internet Account Signing up with an ISP using Easy Internet Sign-up Connecting to the Internet Using ISP-providedbrowser Using any browser Visiting the Hewlett-PackardWeb Site Products & Services: Drivers: Support: Buy: Viewing online manuals Sending and Receiving E-Mail If the ISP provides the browser If using Outlook Express To send e-mailmessages To receive e-mailmessages Doing Common Tasks Understanding Your Drives Using the Diskette (Floppy) Drive Using the 6-In-1Memory Card Reader Special note about the Safely Remove Hardware Utility To use the 6-In-1memory card reader Insert Into 4-slotreader CompactFlash I/II Inserting a CD or DVD Eject button Drive door (pull for optional drives) Removing a CD or DVD Handling CDs Playing Music CDs Using MusicMatch Jukebox Using Windows Media Player Video Windows Media Player Creating a CD by Using the CD-RWDrive Creating a CD by Using RecordNow Creating a music CD Next Add Finish Browse Remove Playing DVD Movies Playing a DVD Viewing Help information Understanding DVD terminology Using the WinDVD control panel Using country/region codes Creating a DVD by Using the DVD+RW/+R Drive Using the Combo Drive Playing Video CDs Playing dual-languageVideo CDs To select a language in Windows Media Player. The Windows File Open MPEGAV Using HP Pavilion PC Tools Getting Updates from HP for the PC Informing You of Changes Using Updates from HP Messages To start Updates from HP To turn off the Updates from HP Service Re-enablingthe Updates from HP Service Page Resolving Problems Troubleshooting Volume Click Turn Off Computer Restart PS/2 keyboards only: Turn Off Computer Click Control Panel Click Printers and Other Hardware, if present Keyboard Buttons Apply 2 Click Control Panel 3 Double-click Add or Remove Programs America Online Change/Remove Yes PS/2 mouse only: Page Using Application Recovery and System Recovery Turn Off Computer: Driver Rollback: System Restore: Application and Driver Recovery: System Recovery: Creating Recovery CDs/DVDs Page Using HP PC Recovery CD-DVDCreator Using HP Recovery Tools CD System Restore Application Recovery System Recovery Starting System Recovery If the PC Is Responding Starting System Recovery If the PC Is Not Responding Using Recovery discs Starting System Recovery using recovery discs Next Freeing Up Space on Your Hard Disk Drive To display hard disk space Increasing available hard disk space Uninstalling programs Removing desktop icons Using the Disk Cleanup utility Reinstalling programs Index Page Index