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(2) | Power button* | When the computer is | |||||
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| ● In hibernation, briefly press to exit hibernation. | |||||
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(3) | Volume down button | Decreases system volume. | |||||
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(4) | Volume up button | Increases system volume. | |||||
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(5) | Volume mute button | Mutes system sound. | |||||
*This table describes default settings.
4 | Chapter 1 Notebook Tour | ENWW |
