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When is the computer using AC power?

When the computer is directly connected to the AC adapter, it uses AC power, even if a battery is installed.

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Main Welcome Page Applying Ergonomics Storing Your Computer Using Cables and Connections Cleaning and Maintaining Your Computer Handling the LCD Screen Locating Controls and Ports Page Page Page Page Page About the Indicator Lights Page About the special buttons Using the S1 button Page Page Page Keyboard descriptions Windows key combinations Fn key combinations Page Connecting a mouse or keyboard Page Connecting a Wireless Mouse To set up the wireless mouse Page Page Page Page Locating and using the touch pad Customizing the touch pad Using the Multilingual User Interface Language Option Changing Numbers, Currency, Time, and Date Formats Changing the Window Design of Sony Programs Page Page Page Page Page Page Inserting a battery Page Removing a battery Locating battery information Charging a battery Page Page Using power saving modes Using power schemes Page Locating power status information Page Page Setting up a dial-up Internet connection Page Setting up an Ethernet Internet connection Page Customizing your Internet connection Page Using Ethernet and dial-up connections Page Using wireless network connections (selected models only) Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Establishing wireless connections Page Page Renaming the Bluetooth USB Device Setting Bluetooth preferences Page Page CDs and DVDs Inserting and Ejecting CDs or DVDs Page CDs and DVDs Inserting and Ejecting CDs or DVDs Page Copying and Playing CDs and DVDs Playing CDs Page Page Page Page Connecting your computer to a TV Page Playing DVDs on a TV Page Playing DVDs on your computer Page Page Connecting a USB Printer Page To connect a parallel port printer Configuring printer settings Page Page About Memory Stick media Inserting Memory Stick media Viewing the contents Protecting data on Memory Stick media Formatting Memory Stick media Removing Memory Stick media Page Page Page Inserting and removing floppy disks Page Disconnecting a floppy disk drive Page Page Page Page To insert a PC Card Page To remove a PC Card while your computer is on Page Audio and Video Connections Using i.LINK Digital Video Recorders Audio and Video Connections Using i.LINK Digital Video Recorders Page Page Page Page Connecting a computer monitor Connecting a multimedia device Page Selecting a display Page Page Connecting speakers Page Adjusting the sound Page Enabling the sound Page Page Page Using a microphone to record sound Connecting the Port Replicator Locating Ports and Jacks Page Connecting the Port Replicator Locating Ports and Jacks Page Connecting a Port Replicator Page Page Giga Pocket Personal Video Recorder Introducing Giga Pocket Personal Video Recorder Page About Giga Pocket Personal Video Recorder Glossary Page Page To set up TV connections Page Page Page Setting up additional equipment Page About the Remote Control Page Page Page To set up the remote control Page Page Page Starting Giga Pocket software for TV Setup (For first time setup) Page Page Page Page Page Recording a Video Capsule Page Page Using the TV Program Web site Page Using the Timer Recording Wizard Page Page Page Timer Recording Manager Page Viewing your selected program recording schedule Page Page Page Page Page Page Exporting Video Capsules Page Using Network Cabinets CLI Converter Page Converting Video Capsules Transferring converted video files to a Memory Stick media Transferring converted video files using the HotSync operation Internet Electronic Program Guide Service Setting up your Internet Electronic Program Guide service Page Precautions and Procedures Page Option 1 Page Option 2 Page Page Confirming Added Memory Capacity Page Page Page What do I do if a BIOS error appears when my computer starts? Page Page Why won't my computer enter Standby or Hibernate mode? Why is the sound of my computer's fan so loud? Page Page System Security How can I protect my computer against security threats, such as viruses? System Security How can I protect my computer against security threats, such as viruses? How do I keep my preinstalled antivirus software updated? Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Internet Page Page Networking Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Bluetooth Technology Page Page Page Page Page CDs and DVDs Page Page Page Page Page Page How do I change the video resolution on the TV screen? Page Page Printing Page Page Page Page Page Page Speakers Page Page Page Touch pad How do I change the left and right button assignments? Floppy Disks Why doesn't the Safely Remove Hardware icon appear on the taskbar when the drive is connected? Floppy Disks Why doesn't the Safely Remove Hardware icon appear on the taskbar when the drive is connected? Page Page PC Cards Page Page Audio/Video Why can't I use the DV recorder? Audio/Video Why can't I use the DV recorder? Page Giga Pocket Personal Video Recorder Page Page Page Page Page Memory Stick Media Why can't I open my image files? Memory Stick Media Why can't I open my image files? Page Page Page Page Page Sony Support Information Program Support Information Page Page Page Legal Information Notice Legal Information Notice END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR SONY AND CERTAIN THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE Page Page COPYRIGHT Page End-User License Agreement For Sony Software

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