Boot Setup, Lan | Westinghouse NB-14w2 manual

■Chapter 2 Bios Setup and Security Feature

Boot Setup

►Boot Settings Configuration


Item		Selections /	Description
		Sub-menu
LAN		Disabled	When enabled, the system can support
Remote		Enabled	remote wake-up or boot on LAN.
Boot

►Boot Device Priority
Item		Selections /	Description
		Sub-menu
		USB Key	Set the priority of bootable devices that
		USB FDC	the BIOS attempts to boot from.
		USB CDROM	For example, if you wish to boot from an
		USB HDD	external USB CDROM with a bootable
		IDE CD	disc in it, you may want to put USB
		IDE HDD	CDROM to the top of the priority list.
		PCI BEV
		Realtek Boot
		Agent

Note: IDE CD means the system’s built-in optical drive. IDE HDD means the system’s built-in HDD. PCI BEV is the Realtek Boot Agent, which allows you to boot from the Network.

Note: When the BIOS performs POST, you may also press Enter Key to enable the Boot Device selection menu. You may choose CD/DVD, Hard Drive, or Realtek Boot Agent as the first storage device to boot from. If you have already connected a USB Floppy Disk Drive before powering up, it will appear as a USB FDC in the Boot Device selection menu

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Contents

USER’S Manual Manual DEL Usuario Page Page Table of Contents Troubleshooting Page Using This Manual Symbols and ConventionsPage Page Chapter Summaries Getting to Know the Basics Performance Features „ ExpressCard Technology„ Expandability „ Built-in Multiple Card Reader „ Firewire IEEE1394 / 1394a and USB2.0 ports „ Wireless LAN System At a Glance LED Status IndicatorTop View LCD Display Silent Mode Button Power / Suspend ButtonKeyboard Touch Pad Front View Wireless On/Off SwitchVentilation Grill Side Views Power Jack DC-inExternal VGA Port Firewire / IEEE1394 / 1394a Port Modem PortKensington Lock Key Hole USB2.0 Port Ethernet / LAN Port TV S-Video Port Bottom View Battery Pack and Battery Latch System Device Cover Built-in Stereo Speakers Adapter AC Adapter DC-out ConnectorAC Plug LED Status Indicator System & Power Status Indicators OSD Status Indicator OSD Status Indicators Keyboard Features Function Keys Quick Keys Windows Keys Embedded Numeric Keypad Touch Pad Graphic Subsystem Adjusting the Display BrightnessExtending the Life of the TFT Display Device Opening and Closing the Display Panel Adjusting the Volume Manually Adjusting the Audio Volume in WindowsAudio Subsystem Voice Recording To change the modem setting, do the following Connecting the ModemModem Getting To Know The Basics Ethernet Connecting to the NetworkCabling Restriction for Networks Bios Setup and Security Feature Bios Setup and Security Feature Leaving the Bios Setup Screen Entering the Bios Setup ScreenBios Action Keys Modifying the Bios Settings Main SetupInfo Setup Selections Description Sub-menu Security Setup Advanced SetupUsing Password Protection Power Setup Boot Setup LAN Exit Setup Battery Power & Power Management Battery Pack Lithium-Ion Battery Battery Low-Power Warning Installing and Removing the Battery Pack To Remove the Battery Pack Charging the Battery and Charging Time To Install the Battery Pack Checking the Battery Level Prolonging the Battery’s Life and Usage Cycles Using Windows Power Options Windows’ Power Schemes To use Windows power management functions Standby Suspend Suspend ModeHibernate Suspend Is in the suspend mode Power Button Action Low Battery Warning Power Menu Quick Access Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting No speaker output Audio ProblemsSound cannot be recorded Hard Disk Problems Hard disk drive does not work or is not recognizableHard drive is making abnormal whining noises Hard disk drive has reached its capacity Hard disk takes longer to read a file Files are corrupted Optical Drive Problems Optical drive does not workDrive dose not read any disks Disk cannot be ejected Display Problems Display panel is blank when the system is turned onScreen is difficult to read Screen flickers Keyboard and Mouse Problems Built-in touch pad performs erraticallyBuilt-in keyboard accepts no input Characters on the screen repeat while I type Cmos Battery Problem Memory Problems Built-in modem does not respond Modem ProblemsConnection difficulties Network Adapter / Ethernet Problems Ethernet adapter does not work Computer becomes hot Performance ProblemsProgram appears stopped or runs very slowly USB device does not work Firewire IEEE1394 and USB2.0 ProblemsIEEE1394 port does not work Additional Questions Product Specification System Memory Processor and Core LogicDisplay Audio Wireless LANModem LAN / Ethernet Firewire IEEE1394aStorage Keyboard & Touch pad Ports and ConnectorsExpressCard NewCard & Multiple Card Reader Battery Pack / AC Adapter Operating System Physical Specification Agency Regulatory Notices Federal Communications Commission Notice REN Ringer Equivalent Numbers Statement Attachment Limitations Statement Japan Telephone lines requirement Lithium battery warning / Bridge battery warning Aution Westinghouse Digital Electronics