Guide De SpécificationTable des matièresProduct Highlights1Performance1Intel® Centrino™ mobile technology1Intel® Pentium® M processor 735*1Memory1Mass Storage - HDD/Optical Drive1Graphics/Video1Input Devices1Expandability1Communications1Physical Description1Power Supply2Security2Taille: 180 koPages: 10Language: EnglishOuvrir le manuel
Guide De SpécificationTable des matièresProduct Highlights1Performance1Intel® Centrino™ mobile technology1Intel® Pentium® M processor 735*1Memory1Mass Storage - HDD/Optical Drive1Graphics/Video1Input Devices1Expandability1Communications1Physical Description1Power Supply2Security2Taille: 180 koPages: 10Language: EnglishOuvrir le manuel
Mode D'EmploiTable des matièresSatellite® M35 Series User’s Guide1Contents25Introduction33This guide34Safety icons35Other documentation36Service options37Chapter 1: Getting Started38Selecting a place to work38Creating a computer-friendly environment38Keeping yourself comfortable39Other precautions42Setting up your computer44Setting up your software45Registering your computer with Toshiba46Adding external devices46Connecting to a power source47Charging the main battery50Using the computer for the first time51Opening the display panel51Turning on the power51Using the TouchPad™52Scrolling with the TouchPad™53Using the Control buttons53Disabling or enabling the TouchPad54Installing additional memory (optional)55Removing a memory module59Using an external keyboard61Using a mouse61Connecting a local printer61Connecting an optional external diskette drive62Connecting external speakers or headphones63Connecting a microphone63Turning off the computer64Closing the display panel65Using external display devices65Connecting the display device66Directing the display output when you turn on the computer68Adjusting the quality of the external display69Chapter 2: Learning the Basics70Computing tips70Using the keyboard72Character keys72Making your keyboard emulate a full-size keyboard72Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys73Function keys73Windows ® special keys74Overlay keys74Using the overlay to type numeric data75Starting a program76Starting a program from the Start menu76Starting a program from Windows ® Explorer77Starting a program from the Run dialog box78Saving your work79Printing your work81Backing up your files82Restoring your work82Using the DVD-ROM or multi-function drive83Drive components and control buttons84DVD-ROM drive components84CD/DVD control buttons85Inserting a disc86Viewing the contents of a CD or DVD88Removing a disc with the computer on88Removing a disc with the computer off89Caring for CDs or DVDs Discs89Using PC Cards90Hot swapping90Using Secure Digital™ (SD™) Cards91Setting up for communications91Connecting the modem to a phone line92Connecting your computer to a network92Powering down the computer93Using the Turn off computer or Shut down command93Using Hibernation Mode96Using Standby Mode98Toshiba’s online resources100Using your computer at the office101Using a computer lock101Caring for your computer102Cleaning the computer102Moving the computer103Chapter 3: Mobile Computing104Toshiba’s energy-saver design104Running the computer on battery power104Battery Notice105Power management105Using additional batteries106Charging the batteries106Maximizing battery life107Charging the main battery108Charging the RTC battery109Monitoring battery power110Determining remaining battery power111Conserving battery power113Power profiles in Windows XP114Using a hot key to set the power profile114Additional options for power115What to do when the battery runs low115What to do when the battery alarm sounds116Changing the main battery116Removing the battery from the computer117Inserting the battery in the computer119Disposing of used batteries119Traveling tips120Chapter 4: Expansion Options121Devices for office computing121Connecting external (optional) devices122Using an external keyboard122Using a mouse122Connecting a USB mouse122Using a printer122Setting up your printer123Chapter 5: Enhancing Productivity127Exploring the desktop127Finding your way around the desktop128Setting up for communications131Determining the COM port131Connecting the modem to a telephone line132Connecting your computer to a network132An overview of using the Internet134The Internet135The World Wide Web135Internet Service Providers135Connecting to the Internet136Surfing the Internet136Internet features137Uploading and downloading files from the Internet138Exploring audio features138Playing an audio CD138Playing CDs using Auto-Run140Creating a CD140Recording sounds140Using external speakers or headphones143Using the i.LINK® port143Inserting and removing hard drives144Inserting and removing PC Cards146Inserting a PC Card146Removing a PC Card147Setting up a PC Card for your computer148Using SD™ Cards148Inserting an SD™ Card149Removing an SD™ Card149Connecting your modem to a telephone line150Connecting to a phone line150Using the Wi-Fi® Wireless LAN Mini PCI module152Chapter 6: Toshiba Utilities153Fnesse®154Starting Fnesse®154Using the keyboard or pointing device to assign keys156Viewing existing key assignments157Changing or removing existing key assignments157TOSHIBA Console158Customizing Your Computer159Network159Security159Power Management159Mouse utility161Hotkey utility161Toshiba Hardware Settings162Toshiba Picture Enhancement Utility164CD/DVD Drive Acoustic Silencer164Enabling Hibernation165Setting user passwords165Using an instant password166Setting a user password167Disabling a user password167Using a supervisor password168Setting a supervisor password168Deleting a supervisor password169Chapter 7: If Something Goes Wrong170Problems that are easy to fix170Problems when you turn on the computer172The Windows ® operating system is not working173Using Startup options to fix problems174Internet problems175The Windows® XP operating system can help you175Resolving a hardware conflict176A plan of action176Resolving hardware conflicts on your own177Fixing a problem with Device Manager178Memory problems180Power and the batteries180Keyboard problems182Display problems182Disk drive problems184DVD-ROM or multi-function drive problems187Sound system problems187PC Card problems188Printer problems191Modem problems192Develop good computing habits192If you need further assistance194Before you call194Contacting Toshiba195Other Toshiba Internet Web sites196Toshiba’s worldwide offices196Appendix A: Hot Keys200Volume Mute200Instant password security201Power usage profile201Stand By mode202Hibernation mode203Display modes204Display brightness204Disabling or enabling the TouchPad205Keyboard hot keys205Appendix B: Power Cable Connectors206Appendix C: Using ConfigFree™ with your Toshiba Computer207Glossary217Index232Taille: 4,9 MoPages: 240Language: EnglishOuvrir le manuel
