BenutzerhandbuchInhaltsverzeichnisPortégé® 3500/3505 Series User’s Guide1Contents13Introduction22This guide22Safety icons23Other icons used24Other documentation24Service options25Chapter 1 - Finding Your Way Around26Making sure you have everything26Finding where everything is located26Front with the display panel closed27Back28Right side29Left side29Front with the display panel open30Underside33Indicator panels34System indicator panel34Keyboard indicator panel35Display system buttons36Chapter 2 - Getting Started38Selecting a place to work38Creating a computer-friendly environment38Keeping yourself comfortable39Precautions42Setting up your computer43Removing a memory module47Connecting an external USB mouse48Connecting an external USB keyboard48Connecting a printer48Connecting the modem49Connecting to a phone line49Connecting to a network50Connecting to a power source51Connecting other external devices53Using the computer for the first time53Opening the display panel53Turning on the power54Using the TouchPad™54Setting up your software57Registering your computer with Toshiba57Using your computer in tablet mode58Setting up a printer60Customizing your computer’s settings61Powering off the computer61Closing the display panel62Different ways to turn the computer on and off62Caring for your computer62Cleaning the computer63Moving the computer63Using a computer lock63Chapter 3 - Learning the Basics65Computing tips65Using the keyboard66Character keys67Making your keyboard emulate a full-size keyboard67Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys68Function keys68Windows® special keys69Overlay keys69Starting a program71Saving your work72Printing your work73Using diskettes73Inserting and removing diskettes73Copying documents to a diskette74Taking care of diskettes75Backing up your work75Restoring your work76Using a DVD drive76Inserting discs (CD or DVD)77Removing discs (CD or DVD)78Caring for CDs and DVDs79Playing audio80Setting up for communications81Connecting your computer to a network81An overview of using the Internet82The Internet82The World Wide Web82Internet Service Providers83Connecting to the Internet83Surfing the Internet84Internet features84Uploading and downloading files from the Internet85Toshiba’s online resources85Chapter 4 - Mobile Computing86Toshiba’s energy-saver design86Running the computer on battery power86Maximizing battery life87Using additional batteries88Battery safety precautions88Charging batteries89Charging the batteries90Using a battery charger91Monitoring battery power91Determining remaining battery power92What to do when the battery runs low92Conserving battery power93Setting a power usage mode94Using battery alarms95Setting battery alarms95Turning off the display automatically96Enabling the screen saver96Changing the battery97Removing the battery from the computer98Inserting a charged battery99Disposing of used batteries safely100Traveling tips100Chapter 5 - Expansion Options102Using your computer at the office102Using the optional external USB diskette drive103Connecting the optional external USB diskette drive103Using an optional external DVD-ROM drive104Connecting the optional external DVD drive104Using external display devices104Directing the display output when you turn on the computer105Adjusting the quality of the external display105Display limitations106Using tablet mode106Preparing to use the tablet106Using tablet mode108Using the Toshiba tablet pen111Returning the computer to its original configuration112Using PC Cards112Inserting a PC Card113Removing a PC Card113Hot swapping PC Cards114Using an SD card115Installing SD card drivers115Installing the SD card in the SD slot115Formatting an SD card116Using Standby or Hibernate while using the SD card116Removing an SD card116Chapter 6 - Enhancing Productivity118Windows® XP special features118Personalizing your desktop119Customizing the taskbar119Bringing the world to your desktop120Changing desktop and browsing style121Personalizing individual windows122Customizing window toolbars123Displaying information about each folder124Setting up for communications125Determining the COM port126Using the Ethernet LAN Port127Accessing a LAN127Exchanging data with another computer128Transferring application files128Setting up a direct cable connection129Setting up a wireless connection129Accessing the wireless modules using your system tray129Using Bluetooth131Using audio features132Using external speakers or headphones132Recording sounds133Using a microphone133Adjusting recording settings134Powering down the computer134Turn Off or Shut down command135Restart command135Hibernation command136Standby command136Using Turn Off or Shut down137Turning off more quickly138Starting again after Turn Off or Shut down140Using Hibernation140Enabling the Hibernation command140Going into Hibernation mode142Going into Hibernation mode more quickly143Starting again from Hibernation144Using Standby144Going into Standby mode more quickly145Starting again from Standby148Chapter 7 - Toshiba Utilities149Fn-esse149Starting Fn-esse150Assigning a key to a program or document151Viewing existing key assignments153Changing or removing existing key assignments153Hotkey utility153TOSHIBA Console154Customize Your Computer155Network156Security156TOSHIBA Controls156Power Management157Toshiba Hardware Setup160The Toshiba Rotation Utility162Tablet and Pen Settings163Chapter 8 - Keeping Your Files Safe166Using passwords in the Windows® operating system166User-level passwords167Setting a user-level password167Disabling the user-level password167Using the power-on (user-level) password168Using the instant (user-level) password168Hard disk drive passwords169Setting a hard disk drive master password170Setting a hard disk drive user password172Deleting the hard disk drive user password173Chapter 9 - If Something Goes Wrong175Problems that are easy to fix175Problems when you turn on the computer177The Windows® operating system is not working178Using Startup options to fix problems179Internet problems180The Windows® XP operating system can help you181Resolving a hardware conflict181A plan of action182Resolving hardware conflicts on your own182Fixing a problem with Device Manager184Memory card problems185Power and the batteries186Keyboard problems188Display problems188Disk drive problems190Problems with the DVD-ROM drive192Sound system problems194PC Card problems194Printer problems197Modem problems198Internet Problems199DVD operating problems199Develop good computing habits202If you need further assistance203Before you call203Contacting Toshiba204Other Toshiba Internet Web sites205Toshiba’s worldwide offices206Appendix A - Hot Keys210Volume Mute210Password security210Without a password210With a password211Power usage mode212Standby Mode213Hibernation mode214Display modes215Display brightness215Wireless device enable/disable216Disabling or enabling the TouchPad216Keyboard hot keys217Appendix B - Power Cable Connectors218Glossary219Index235Größe: 2,72 MBSeiten: 243Language: EnglishHandbuch öffnen
