Manuale UtenteSommarioSatellite Pro® 6100 Series1Contents19Introduction28This guide29Safety icons29Other icons used30Other documentation31Service options32Chapter 1 - Finding Your Way Around33Making sure you have everything33Front with the display panel closed34Back with rear panel closed35Back with rear panel open36Right side37Left side37Underside39Keyboard and display features40Front with the display panel open40Indicator panel lights42Keyboard indicator panel lights43Chapter 2 - Getting Started45Selecting a place to work45Creating a computer-friendly environment45Keeping yourself comfortable46Other precautions50Setting up your computer50Connecting to a power source51Adding memory54Installing a memory module55Removing a memory module58Turning on the computer60Opening the display panel60Turning on the power60Using the AccuPoint II® pointing device61Setting up your software62Registering your computer with Toshiba63Setting up other devices63Turning off the computer64Closing the display panel64Using external display devices65Connecting the display device65Directing the display output when you turn on the computer67Adjusting the quality of the external display68Video limitations68Using an external keyboard69Making your external keyboard emulate the Fn key70Using a mouse70Setting up a PS/2 mouse with the AccuPoint II70Connecting a local printer71Connecting an external diskette drive72Connecting external speakers or headphones73Connecting a microphone74Using an optional expansion device74Chapter 3 - Learning the Basics75Computing tips75Using the keyboard77Character keys77Making your keyboard emulate a full-size keyboard77Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys78Function keys78Windows special keys79Overlay keys79Starting a program81Starting a program from the Start menu81Starting a program from Windows® Explorer82Starting a program from the Run dialog box83Saving your work84Printing your work86Using the DVD-ROM or Multifunction drive87Inserting compact discs89Removing compact discs91Caring for CDs, DVDs, or Multifunction Discs91Using PC Cards92Hot swapping92Using SD® (Secure Digital) cards93Using your computer at the office94Using a computer lock94Caring for your computer95Cleaning the computer95Moving the computer96Backing up your work96Restoring your work97Preparing for communications97Different ways to turn the computer on and off98Powering down the computer98Using Turn Off Computer99Using Hibernation101Using Standby103Toshiba’s online resources106Chapter 4 - Mobile Computing107Toshiba’s energy-saver design107Running the computer on battery power108Battery Notice108Safety Precautions109Maximizing battery life110Charging the batteries111Monitoring battery power111What to do when the battery alarm sounds114Changing batteries115Disposing of used batteries117Conserving power117Power usage modes in Windows XP Professional118Using a hot key to set the power usage mode119Additional options for power120Chapter 5 - Expansion Options121Devices for office computing121Connecting external (optional) devices122Using an external keyboard122Using a mouse123Connecting a serial mouse123Connecting a USB mouse123Connecting a PS/2 mouse124Using a printer126Connecting a parallel printer126Setting up your printer127Using the Wi-Fi™ Wireless LAN Mini PCI module131Accessing the Wi-Fi™ Mini PCI module131Using an optional expansion device132Chapter 6 - Enhancing Productivity133Exploring the desktop133Finding your way around the desktop134Exchanging data with another computer137Transferring files137Getting help transferring files137Setting up for communications138Connecting the modem to a telephone line139Connecting your computer to a network140An overview of using the Internet143The Internet143The World Wide Web143Internet Service Providers144Connecting to the Internet144Surfing the Internet145Internet features145Uploading and downloading files from the Internet146Exploring audio features146Playing an audio CD146Playing CDs using Auto-Run148Creating a CD148Recording sounds148Using external speakers or headphones150Using Slim SelectBay® modules151Removing a module from the Slim SelectBay®152Inserting a module into the Slim SelectBay®153Inserting and removing hard drives153Inserting and removing PC Cards155Inserting a PC Card155Removing a PC Card157Inserting and removing Bluetooth™ or Wi-Fi™ modules158Setting up a PC Card for your computer158Using SD® cards159Inserting an SD®card159Removing an SD® card160Connecting your modem to a telephone line160Connecting to a phone line161Chapter 7 - Toshiba Utilities163Fn-esse®164Starting Fn-esse®164Using the keyboard or pointing device to assign keys166Viewing existing key assignments167Changing or removing existing key assignments168Toshiba Console168Customizing Your Computer169Network170Security170Power Management170Mouse utility173Hotkey utility173Mobile Extension Service174Slim SelectBay® Service174Toshiba Hardware Settings174Toshiba Power Saver utility176Enabling Hibernation177Setting user passwords178Using an instant password178Setting a user password179Disabling a user password179Using a supervisor password180Setting a supervisor password180Deleting a supervisor password181Chapter 8 - WinDVD183Playing DVDs183Using the WinDVD slider bar (location)185Using the WinDVD control panel186Using the control panel playback buttons187Maximizing the video window190Using WinDVD Advanced Features191Using playlists191Creating a Playlist192Playing a Playlist193Getting Help194Exiting WinDVD194Chapter 9 - If Something Goes Wrong195Problems that are easy to fix195Problems when you turn on the computer197The Windows® operating system is not working198Using Startup options to fix problems199Internet problems200The Windows® XP operating system can help you200Resolving a hardware conflict201A plan of action201Resolving hardware conflicts on your own202Fixing a problem with Device Manager203Memory problems205Power and the batteries205Keyboard problems207Display problems207Disk drive problems209DVD-ROM or Multifunction drive problems212Sound system problems219PC Card problems220Printer problems223Modem problems224Develop good computing habits225If you need further assistance226Before you call226Contacting Toshiba226Other Toshiba Internet Web sites227Toshiba’s worldwide offices228Appendix A - Windows 2000 Supplemental Information231Using your computer for the first time231Setting up your software231Completing the initial startup procedure232Connecting to the Internet233Setting up a printer234Exploring the desktop235Using the Start menu235Using Windows® 2000 Professional online Help236Viewing your computer’s contents238Using Windows® Explorer238Naming your files238Backing up your work238Restoring your work239Running the computer on battery power240Powering down the computer240Shut down command241Hibernation command241Standby command242Using Shut down243Shutting down more quickly243Starting again after Shut down245Using Hibernation246Enabling the Hibernation Command246Going into Hibernation mode more quickly247Starting again from Hibernation248Using Standby249Going into Standby mode more quickly249Starting again from Standby251Quickly changing your Shut down mode251Toshiba Utilities252Toshiba Hardware Setup252Appendix B - Hot Keys255Volume Mute255Instant password security256Power usage mode257Stand By mode258Hibernation mode259Display modes260Display brightness261Enabling a wireless device261Keyboard hot keys262Appendix C - Power Cable Connectors263Appendix D - Video Modes264Glossary268Acronyms268Terms270Index283Dimensioni: 3,57 MBPagine: 295Language: EnglishApri il manuale
