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CQ10-100EB
CQ10-100
CQ10-130EF
CQ10-112NR
CQ10-110SB
CQ10-120CA
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Install
Password
Wireless antennas
System Configuration menu
Diagnostics menu
Setting up a Wlan
Updating the Bios
Using battery power
Adjusting the volume
Setting power options
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Contents
Compaq Mini User Guide
Product notice
Safety warning notice
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Table of contents
Internet
Digital cards
Drives
Knowing the parts
Identifying the hardware
Top components
TouchPad
Light
Right TouchPad button
Front components
Keys
Start Control Panel System and Security
Right-side components
Left-side components
Display components
Bottom components
Wireless antennas
Identifying the labels
Additional hardware components
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Power management
Setting power options
Using power-saving states
Initiating and exiting Sleep
Using power plans
Viewing the current power plan
Selecting a different power plan
Initiating and exiting Hibernation
Setting password protection upon wakeup
Using external AC power
Customizing a power plan
Using battery power
Connecting the AC adapter
Displaying the remaining battery charge
Inserting or removing the battery
Charging a battery
Managing low battery levels
Maximizing battery discharge time
Identifying low battery levels
Resolving a low battery level
Calibrating a battery
Fully charge the battery
Disable Hibernation and Sleep
Discharge the battery
Fully recharge the battery
Conserving battery power
Reenable Hibernation and Sleep
Disposing of a used battery
Storing a battery
Shutting down the computer
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Internet
Connecting to a wired network
Using wireless devices
Connecting to a wireless network
Identifying wireless and network status icons
Using the wireless controls
Using the wireless switch
Using HP Connection Manager software select models only
Using HP Wireless Assistant software
Using a Wlan
Setting up a Wlan
Protecting your Wlan
Connecting to a Wlan
Use wireless encryption
Roaming to another network
Using HP Mobile Broadband select models only
Inserting a SIM
Removing a SIM
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Using HP Mobile Broadband Setup Utility select models only
Using Bluetooth wireless devices
Bluetooth and Internet Connection Sharing ICS
Multimedia
Multimedia features
Identifying your multimedia components
Multimedia features
Adjusting the volume
Click Customize notification icons
Installing multimedia software from the Internet
Using other preinstalled multimedia software
Multimedia software
Audio
Connecting external audio devices
Checking your audio functions
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Connecting an external monitor or projector
Video
Webcam
Security
Using passwords
Protecting the computer
Passwords set in Windows
Passwords set in Setup Utility
Administrator password
Power-on password
Managing a power-on password
Using antivirus software
Using firewall software
Installing critical updates
Digital cards
Inserting a digital card
Removing a digital card
Connecting a USB device
Using a USB device
USB devices
Removing a USB device
Setting pointing device preferences
Using pointing devices
Using the keyboard
Pointing devices and keyboard
Initiating Sleep
Function Hotkey
Switching the screen
Decreasing screen brightness
Increasing screen brightness
Initiating QuickLock
Decreasing speaker sound
Muting speaker sound
Increasing speaker sound
Drives
Identifying installed drives
Handling drives
Using external drives
Using optional external devices
Sharing optical drives
Memory modules
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Updating software
Determining the Bios version
Updating the Bios
Downloading a Bios update
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Updating programs and drivers
Setup Utility
Starting Setup Utility
Using Setup Utility
Changing the language of Setup Utility
Exiting Setup Utility
Restoring default settings in Setup Utility
Displaying system information
Setup Utility menus
System Configuration menu
Main menu
Security menu
Diagnostics menu
Index
VGA
Jacks
SIM
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