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Manuels d'utilisation pour HP pavilion xu100

Instruction De Maintenance (English)

Instruction De Maintenance

Table des matières

Getting Started with Your HP Notebook
11
Taking Inventory
12
What’s in the Box?
12
To buy accessories
13
To find more information
13
Identifying Parts of the Computer
14
Front View
14
Back View
15
Bottom View
16
Status Lights
17
Expansion Base – Front
19
Expansion Base – Back
20
Setting Up Your Computer
21
Step 1: Install the battery
21
Step 2: Connect AC power
23
Step 3: Connect a phone line
24
Step 4: Turn on the computer
25
Step 5: Set up Windows
25
Step 6: Register your notebook
26
What to do next
27
To connect to the Internet
27
To connect the floppy disk drive
28
Basic Operation
29
Operating Your Computer
30
To turn the computer on and off
30
To reset the computer
31
To change the boot device
32
To use the pointing stick
32
To use the Fn hot keys
34
To use the One-Touch buttons
35
To use the Windows and Applications keys
36
To use the embedded keypad
36
To use the ALT GR key
37
To adjust the display
37
To adjust the volume
38
To change computer settings for a presentation
39
To use a multimedia expansion base
40
To work with CDs and DVDs
40
Securing Your Computer
41
To set up password protection
41
To attach a security cable
42
To protect against viruses
43
To set PC identification
43
To lock the hard disk drive
44
Working in Comfort with a Notebook PC
45
Taking Care of Your Computer
47
To protect your hard disk drive
47
To maintain your computer
47
To safeguard your data
48
To extend the life of the display
48
To clean your computer
49
Batteries and Power Management
51
Managing Power Consumption
52
How the computer manages power automatically
52
To manage power manually
55
Using Battery Power
56
To check battery status
56
To respond to a low-battery warning
57
To recharge the battery
57
To use additional batteries
58
To get the most from your batteries
58
To maximize processor speed
59
Modem and Network Connections
61
Using the Modem
62
To connect the modem
62
To connect to the Internet
64
To disconnect from the Internet
65
To dial in to a network
65
To change your modem settings
66
To send and receive e-mail
67
To send and receive faxes (Windows 98)
68
To send and receive faxes (Windows 2000)
69
To send and receive faxes (Windows XP)
70
Connecting to a LAN
71
To connect to a LAN
71
Making Wireless Connections
72
To prepare for connections (Windows 98 or 2000)
72
To prepare for connections (Windows XP)
74
To turn wireless communication on and off
75
Add-On Devices
77
Using an Expansion Base
78
To dock the computer
78
To undock the computer
80
To play audio CDs
81
To use the status panel
82
Using Plug-In Modules
84
To install hot-swap support (Windows 98)
84
To replace a plug-in module
84
To insert or remove a CD or DVD
87
To play DVD movies
88
To create or copy CDs
89
Connecting PC Cards
90
To insert or remove a PC Card
90
Connecting External Devices
92
To identify connectors for external devices
92
To connect a printer or other parallel device
93
To connect an external keyboard or mouse
93
To connect a USB device
94
To connect an audio device
94
To use an external monitor
95
To use a TV set as a monitor
97
To connect a serial device
98
To connect an infrared device
98
Installing Additional RAM
100
To install a RAM expansion module
100
To remove a RAM expansion module
101
To replace the system RAM module
102
Replacing the Hard Disk Drive
105
To replace the hard disk drive
105
To replace the hard disk drive holder
105
To prepare a new hard disk drive
106
Troubleshooting and Maintenance
109
Troubleshooting Your Computer
110
Audio problems
110
CD and DVD problems
111
Display problems
113
Expansion base problems
114
Hard disk drive problems
115
Heat problems
116
Infrared Problems
116
Keyboard and pointing device problems
117
LAN problems
118
Memory problems
120
Modem problems
120
PC card (PCMCIA) problems
123
Performance problems
124
Power and battery problems
125
Printing problems
128
Serial, parallel, and USB problems
128
Startup Problems
130
Wireless Problems
131
Testing the Hardware
133
To run the e-Diagtools diagnostic test
133
Configuring the Computer
135
To run the BIOS Setup utility
135
To set up TopTools
141
Reinstalling and Updating Software
142
To recover the factory installation of your hard disk
142
To create a Support Utility disk
143
To create a boot disk (Windows 98 or 2000)
144
To replace a damaged Recovery CD
144
To update the BIOS
144
To update Windows drivers
145
HP Support and Service
147
Getting Assistance for Your Computer
148
To get help from the web
148
To contact HP for support or service
149
To receive repair service
151
To prepare your computer for shipment
151
Hewlett-Packard Limited Warranty Statement
152
Reference Information
155
Hardware Specifications
156
Modem Reference Information
160
Modem Reference (3Com, US Robotics)
160
Safety Information
165
Power Cords
165
Ergonomics
166
Battery Safety
166
Laser Safety
167
LED Safety
167
Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation
168
Regulatory Information
169
U.S.A
169
Canada
170
European Union
170
Japan
173
Russia
173
International
173
Index
177

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