1 About This Guide

This documentation presents step-by-step directions to run the Windows CE Thin Client. For your convenience there are a few remarks about handling the dialog boxes:

The dialog boxes are equipped with the buttons OK and in the upper right corner. To apply / save modifications you have to click OK. Alternatively press ENTER which both saves the modifications and closes the dialog at the same time. Click on only or press ESC to close the dialog without modifications to apply.

1.1 Keyboard Shortcuts

In general, the Windows keyboard shortcuts can be used, such as:

CTRL+TAB

Move forward through tabs.

CTRL+SHIFT+TAB

Move backward through tabs.

SPACEBAR

Select or clear the check box if the active option is a check box.

ENTER

Carry out the command for the active option or button, alternative for the

 

click on OK and .

ESC

Cancel the current task rsp. close the dialog box without saving

 

modifications.

1.2 Hotkeys

The Task hotkey enables you to switch between currently open applications or “tasks”.

CTRL + ALT + : Left selection in the Applications bar

CTRL + ALT + : Right selection in the Applications bar

The terminal password authorization hotkey re-enables disabled settings.

CTRL + ALT + Pos1 (HOME)

The terminal password has to be entered.

To show the Starter window (Terminal Connection Manager) on top of other windows:

CTRL + ALT + End

Holding the Shift key during boot, the device starts in VGA mode.

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A2xx specifications

The Microsoft A2xx series, particularly notable in the realm of cloud computing and enterprise solutions, signifies a robust category of processors tailored to enhance performance and efficiency in various applications. This series is particularly popular among businesses looking to modernize their infrastructure while leveraging cloud capabilities.

One of the primary features of the A2xx series is its support for advanced virtualization technologies. This enables organizations to run multiple virtual machines on a single physical server, maximizing resource utilization and reducing hardware costs. With built-in support for hypervisors like Microsoft Hyper-V, users can spin up virtual environments quickly and effectively, allowing for rapid deployment of applications and services.

In addition to virtualization, the A2xx series boasts an impressive array of security features. These include hardware-based security measures that protect against a range of threats, ensuring that sensitive data remains secure. The presence of Trusted Platform Module (TPM) technology adds an extra layer of security by enabling secure boot processes and protecting cryptographic keys.

Another notable characteristic is the scalability of the A2xx series. Businesses can easily adjust their resources to meet fluctuating demands, accommodating both growth and unexpected spikes in workload. This flexibility is crucial for organizations aiming to maintain performance while managing operational expenses.

The technological architecture of the A2xx series is built on the latest advancements in silicon design. This results in improved power efficiency, which translates to lower energy costs—a significant consideration for organizations aiming to reduce their carbon footprint. Enhanced energy efficiency does not come at the cost of performance; instead, it enables users to handle resource-intensive applications without compromising speed.

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Ultimately, the Microsoft A2xx series exemplifies a forward-thinking approach to enterprise computing, combining cutting-edge technology, security, and scalability. It is a compelling choice for organizations seeking to streamline operations while embracing the future of cloud and virtualization technologies.