Manuale UtenteSommarioTecra® A2 Series User’s Guide1Contents28Introduction36This guide37Safety icons38Other icons used39Other documentation39Service options40Chapter 1: Getting Started41Selecting a place to work41Creating a computer-friendly environment41Keeping yourself comfortable42Other precautions46Important information on your computer’s cooling fan46Setting up your computer47Setting up your software48Registering your computer with Toshiba49Setting up other devices49Connecting to a power source49Charging the main battery52Using the computer for the first time53Opening the display panel53Your computer’s features and specifications54Turning on the power54Adding memory55Installing a memory module56Removing a memory module60Hard Drive Recovery Utilities62Creating Recovery CDs/DVDs63Hard Disk Drive Recovery using the recovery partition64Hard Disk Drive Recovery using the Recovery media67Deleting the Hard Disk Recovery Utility70Installing drivers and applications71Using the TouchPad™72Scrolling with the TouchPad™73Control buttons73Disabling or enabling the TouchPad73Turning off the computer75Closing the display panel76Using external display devices76Directing the display output when you turn on the computer77Adjusting the quality of the external display78Using an external keyboard78Using a mouse78Connecting a local printer79Connecting an optional external diskette drive81Connecting external speakers or headphones82Connecting a microphone82Chapter 2: Learning the Basics83Computing tips83Using the keyboard85Character keys85Making your keyboard emulate a full-size keyboard86Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys86Function keys86Windows special keys87Overlay keys87Using the overlay to type numeric data88Starting a program89Starting a program from the Start menu90Starting a program from Windows® Explorer90Starting a program from the Run dialog box91Saving your work93Printing your work95Using the DVD-ROM or multi-function drive96Inserting a compact disc98Removing a disc with the computer on100Removing a disc with the computer off100Caring for CD or DVD Discs100Using PC Cards101Hot swapping101Using your computer at the office102Using a computer lock102Caring for your computer103Cleaning the computer103Moving the computer104Backing up your work104Restoring your work105Preparing for communications105Powering down the computer106Using Turn Off Computer or Shut Down106Using Hibernation109Using Standby111Toshiba’s online resources113Chapter 3: Mobile Computing114Toshiba’s energy-saver design114Running the computer on battery power115Battery Notice115Charging the batteries116Charging the main battery117Charging the RTC battery117Monitoring battery power119What to do when the battery alarm sounds121Changing batteries122Taking care of your battery124Safety precautions124Maximizing battery life125Disposing of used batteries127Conserving power128Power profiles in Windows XP129Using a hot key to set the power profile129Additional options for power130Chapter 4: Expansion Options131Devices for office computing131Using an external keyboard132Using a mouse132Connecting a USB mouse132Using a printer132Setting up your printer133Using the Wi-Fi® Wireless LAN Mini PCI module136Using an expansion device136Chapter 5: Enhancing Productivity138Exploring the desktop138Finding your way around the desktop139Setting up for communications142Connecting the modem to a telephone line143Connecting your computer to a network143An overview of using the Internet146The Internet146The World Wide Web146Internet Service Providers147Connecting to the Internet147Surfing the Internet148Internet features148Uploading and downloading files from the Internet149Exploring audio features149Playing an audio CD149Playing CDs using Auto-Run151Creating a CD151Recording sounds152Using external speakers or headphones153Inserting and removing hard drives154Inserting and removing PC Cards156Inserting a PC Card156Removing a PC Card157Setting up a PC Card for your computer158Connecting your modem to a telephone line158Connecting to a phone line159Chapter 6: Toshiba Utilities160Fn-esse®161Starting Fn-esse®161Using the keyboard or pointing device to assign keys163Viewing existing key assignments164Changing or removing existing key assignments164TOSHIBA Console165Customizing Your Computer166Network166Security166TOSHIBA Power Saver166Mouse utility168Hotkey utility169TOSHIBA Mobile Extension169TOSHIBA HW Setup171Enabling Hibernation173Setting user passwords174Using an instant password175Setting a user password175Disabling a user password176Using a supervisor password176Setting a supervisor password176Deleting a supervisor password177Using the TOSHIBA Zooming Utility178Using the TOSHIBA Touch and Launch utility179TOSHIBA Application Installer183Chapter 7: If Something Goes Wrong185Problems that are easy to fix185Problems when you turn on the computer187The Windows® operating system is not working188Using Startup options to fix problems189Internet problems190The Windows® XP operating system can help you190Resolving a hardware conflict191A plan of action191Resolving hardware conflicts on your own192Fixing a problem with Device Manager193Memory problems195Power and the batteries195Keyboard problems197Display problems197Disk drive problems200DVD-ROM or multi-function drive problems202Sound system problems203PC Card problems203Printer problems206Modem problems207Develop good computing habits208If you need further assistance209Before you call209Contacting Toshiba210Other Toshiba Internet Web sites211Toshiba’s worldwide offices211Appendix A: Hot Keys213Volume Mute213Instant password security214Power usage profile214Stand By mode215Hibernation mode216Display modes217Display brightness218Disabling or enabling the TouchPad218Keyboard hot keys218Appendix B: Power Cord/Cable Connectors219Appendix C: Using ConfigFree™ with your Toshiba Computer220Getting Started221Starting ConfigFree221ConfigFree Utilities222Connectivity Doctor222Search for Wireless Devices225Profile Settings227Quick Connect229Using the Automatic Switch232Semi-Automatic Switch Feature233Glossary234Index249Dimensioni: 3,56 MBPagine: 256Language: EnglishApri il manuale
