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Lenovo thinkpad w541, 20efs00300 Инструкция по эксплуатации онлайн [2/194] 157414

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Chapter 1 product overview 1 3
Chapter 2 using your computer 21 3
Chapter 3 you and your computer 51 3
Chapter 4 security 55 3
Chapter 5 recovery overview 67 3
Contents 3
Read this first v 3
Appendix a regulatory information 159 4
Chapter 10 troubleshooting computer problems 139 4
Chapter 11 getting support 155 4
Chapter 6 replacing devices 77 4
Chapter 7 enhancing your computer 103 4
Chapter 8 advanced configuration 113 4
Chapter 9 preventing problems 133 4
Appendix b weee and recycling statements 165 5
Appendix c restriction of hazardous substances directive rohs 169 5
Appendix d energy star model information 173 5
Appendix e notices 175 5
Be sure to follow the important tips given here to get the most use and enjoyment out of your computer failure to do so might lead to discomfort or injury or cause your computer to fail 7
Prevent your computer from getting wet 7
Protect the cables from being damaged 7
Protect yourself from the heat generated by the ac power adapter 7
Protect yourself from the heat that your computer generates 7
Read this first 7
Important safety information 8
Conditions that require immediate action 9
Safety guidelines 9
Service and upgrades 9
Power cords and power adapters 10
Extension cords and related devices 11
Plugs and outlets 11
Power supply statement 11
External devices 12
General battery notice 12
Rechargeable battery notice 12
Heat and product ventilation 13
Lithium coin cell battery notice 13
Electrical current safety information 14
Laser compliance statement 15
Liquid crystal display lcd notice 15
Using headphones or earphones 15
Additional safety information 16
Chapter 1 product overview 17
Front view 17
Locating computer controls connectors and indicators 17
Right side view 19
Left side view 21
Bottom view 23
Rear view 24
Status indicators 24
Fcc id and ic certification number 26
Locating important product information 26
Machine type and model 26
Certificate of authenticity 27
Features 28
Genuine microsoft label 28
Operating environment 30
Specifications 30
Accessing lenovo programs on the windows 7 operating system 31
Lenovo programs 31
Accessing lenovo programs from control panel 32
Depending on the model some of the programs might not be available 32
Note if you cannot find the program you need in control panel open the navigation window of the lenovo thinkvantage tools program and double click the corresponding dimmed icon to install the program you need then follow the instructions on the screen when the installation process completes the program icon will be activated and you can find the program in control panel 32
The following table lists the programs and the corresponding sections and green texts in control panel 32
The lenovo quickcast program and the lenovo quickcontrol program are not listed in control panel use the lenovo thinkvantage tools program to access them 32
To access lenovo programs from control panel click start control panel then depending on the program you want to access click the corresponding section and then click the corresponding green text 32
Accessing lenovo programs on the windows 8 or windows 8 operating system 33
Lenovo programs overview 33
Chapter 2 using your computer 37
Frequently asked questions 37
Registering your computer 37
Special keys 39
Thinkpad pointing device 41
Using the thinkpad pointing device 41
Thinkpad pointing device with trackpoint buttons 42
Thinkpad pointing device without trackpoint buttons 45
Classic trackpoint mode 46
In the classic trackpoint mode use the pointing stick to move the pointer and use the trackpad to perform other actions such as left click right click and scroll 46
In the trackpad mode use the trackpad to perform all the actions such as point left click right click and scroll 46
Note compared with the trackpoint mode the classic trackpoint mode enlarges the right click zone so that the right and left click zones on the trackpad are divided equally however the touch gestures are disabled and cannot be used in the classic trackpoint mode 46
Trackpad mode 46
You also can use the trackpad to perform a variety of touch gestures for information about using touch gestures see trackpad touch gestures on page 31 46
Notes when using two or more fingers ensure that you position your fingers slightly apart some gestures are not available if the last action was done from the trackpoint pointing device some gestures are only available when you are using certain apps depending on the model the trackpad on your computer might look different from the illustrations in this topic 47
The entire trackpad surface is sensitive to finger touch and movement you can use the trackpad to perform the same point and click actions as you would use a traditional mouse you also can use the trackpad to perform a variety of touch gestures 47
This topic introduces the frequently used touch gestures such as tapping dragging scrolling and rotating for more gestures see the help information system of the thinkpad pointing device 47
Trackpad touch gestures 47
As shown in the following illustration 48
Click hardware and sound mouse the mouse properties window is displayed 48
Customizing the thinkpad pointing device 48
Follow the instructions on the screen 48
Go to control panel 48
In the mouse properties window select the thinkpad tab 48
Note ensure that you use a cap with groove 48
Note the following touch gestures are available only on the windows 8 operating system 48
On the end of the trackpoint pointing stick is removable after you use the cap for a period of time you might consider replacing the cap with a new one 48
Replacing the cap of the trackpoint pointing stick 48
The ca 48
To customize the thinkpad pointing device do the following 48
You can customize the thinkpad pointing device so you can use it more comfortably and efficiently for example you can choose to enable the trackpoint pointing device the trackpad or both you also can disable or enable the touch gestures 48
Checking the battery status 49
Power management 49
Charging the battery 50
Using the ac power adapter 50
Managing the power plans 51
Maximizing the battery life 51
Power saving modes 51
Handling the battery 52
Connecting to the network 53
Ethernet connections 54
Using the wireless lan connection 54
Wireless connections 54
Using the wireless wan connection 56
Using the bluetooth connection 57
Using the nfc connection 57
Changing display settings 58
Connecting a projector or an external monitor 58
Presentations and multimedia 58
Using an external monitor 58
Using a dvi monitor 60
Setting up a presentation 61
Using dual displays 61
Using the mini displayport connector 61
Using the thunderbolt connector 61
Using the color sensor 62
Using the nvidia optimus graphics feature 62
Using audio features 63
Using the camera 63
Using an expresscard a flash media card or a smart card 64
Using the optical drive 64
Installing an expresscard a flash media card or a smart card 65
Removing an expresscard a flash media card or a smart card 65
Accessibility and comfort 67
Chapter 3 you and your computer 67
Ergonomic information 67
Accessibility information 68
Comfort 68
Assistive technologies 69
Screen reader technologies 69
Travel accessories 69
Travel tips 69
Traveling with your computer 69
Chapter 4 security 71
Power on password 71
Typing passwords 71
Using passwords 71
Supervisor password 72
Hard disk passwords 73
Hard disk security 75
Setting the security chip 76
Using the fingerprint reader 77
Notice on deleting data from your hard disk drive or solid state drive 80
Protecting data against viruses 81
Using firewalls 81
Chapter 5 recovery overview 83
Creating and using a recovery media 83
Recovery overview for the windows 7 operating system 83
Performing backup and recovery operations 84
Using the rescue and recovery workspace 85
Creating and using a rescue medium 86
Reinstalling preinstalled programs and device drivers 87
Solving recovery problems 87
Recovery overview for the windows 8 and windows 8 operating systems 88
Refreshing your computer 88
Resetting your computer to the factory default settings 88
Recovering your operating system if windows 8 or windows 8 fails to start 89
Using the advanced startup options 89
Creating and using recovery media 90
Chapter 6 replacing devices 93
Replacing the battery pack 93
Static electricity prevention 93
Installing or replacing the sim card 95
Replacing the ultrabay device 96
Replacing a memory module 99
Replacing the hard disk drive or solid state drive 101
Replacing a wireless lan card 104
Replacing a wireless wan card 107
Replacing the coin cell battery 111
Replacing the keyboard 113
Chapter 7 enhancing your computer 119
Finding thinkpad options 119
Locating controls and connectors on the thinkpad docking stations 119
Thinkpad docking stations 119
Thinkpad basic dock 120
Thinkpad pro dock 121
Thinkpad ultra dock 123
Attaching a thinkpad docking station 124
Detaching a thinkpad docking station 125
Connecting external displays to a docking station 126
Security features 127
Chapter 8 advanced configuration 129
Installing a new operating system 129
Installing the windows 7 operating system 129
Installing the windows 8 or windows 8 operating system 130
Installing device drivers 131
Using the thinkpad setup program 131
Config menu 132
Main menu 132
Attention the default configurations are already optimized for you improper change of the configurations might cause unexpected results 138
Date and time menu 138
Security menu 138
The following table lists the security menu items default values are in boldface 138
To change the date or time of your computer select the date time tab from the thinkpad setup menu then do the following 138
To change the security settings of your computer select the security tab from the thinkpad setup menu 138
Type a date or time 138
Use the cursor keys to select system date or system time 138
Attention 144
Startup menu 144
To change the startup settings of your computer select the startup tab from the thinkpad setup menu 144
After you change the startup sequence ensure that you select a correct device during a copy a save or a format operation otherwise your data might be erased or overwritten 145
If you are using the bitlocker drive encryption do not change the startup sequence bitlocker drive encryption locks the computer from starting once detects the change of startup sequence 145
Note some items are displayed on the menu only if the computer supports the corresponding features 145
Note the boot menu will be displayed if the computer cannot start from any devices or the operating system cannot be found 145
Restart the computer when the thinkpad logo is displayed press the f12 key 145
Select the device that you want the computer to start from 145
The following table lists the startup menu items default values are in boldface 145
To change the startup sequence temporarily so that the computer starts from a desired drive do the following 145
Discard changes discard the changes 146
Exit discarding changes discard the changes and restart the computer 146
Exit saving changes save the changes and restart the computer 146
For instructions on how to update the uefi bios go to http www lenovo com thinkpaddrivers 146
Load setup defaults restore to the factory default settings 146
Note enable os optimized defaults to meet the windows 8 and windows 8 certification requirements when you change this setting some other settings are changed automatically such as csm support uefi legacy boot secure boot and secure rollback prevention 146
Restart menu 146
Save changes save the changes 146
The following submenu items are displayed 146
The uefi bios is the first program that the computer runs when the computer is turned on the uefi bios initializes the hardware components and loads the operating system and other programs 146
To exit the thinkpad setup program and restart the computer select restart from the thinkpad setup menu 146
Updating your system uefi bios 146
You can update the uefi bios by starting your computer from a flash update optical disc or a flash update program running in the windows environment when you install a new program a device driver or hardware you might be informed to update the uefi bios 146
Setting management features 147
Using system management 147
Chapter 9 preventing problems 149
General tips for preventing problems 149
Making sure device drivers are current 150
Taking care of your computer 151
Cleaning the cover of your computer 152
Chapter 10 troubleshooting computer problems 155
Computer stops responding 155
Diagnosing problems 155
Troubleshooting 155
Error messages 156
Spills on the keyboard 156
Errors without messages 158
Beep errors 159
Ethernet problems 159
Memory module problems 159
Networking problems 159
A wireless lan problem 160
A wireless wan problem 161
Bluetooth problems 161
Keyboard problems 161
Problems with the keyboard and other pointing devices 161
Thinkpad pointing device problems 161
Computer screen problems 162
Problems with the display and multimedia devices 162
External monitor problems 163
Audio problems 164
Fingerprint reader problems 165
An ac power adapter problem 166
Battery and power problems 166
Battery problems 166
Power problems 166
A power button problem 167
Boot problems 167
Sleep and hibernation problems 167
Hard disk drive problems 168
Problems with drives and other storage devices 168
A solid state drive problem 169
Optical drive problems 169
A docking station 170
A software problem 170
A usb problem 170
Problems with ports and connectors 170
Before you contact lenovo 171
Chapter 11 getting support 171
Getting help and service 171
Calling lenovo 172
Lenovo support web site 172
Using diagnostic programs 172
Purchasing additional services 173
Appendix a regulatory information 175
Wireless related information 175
Location of the ultraconnect wireless antennas 176
Certification related information 177
Export classification notice 177
Locating wireless regulatory notices 177
Electronic emission notices 178
European union compliance to the electromagnetic compatibility directive 178
Federal communications commission declaration of conformity 178
Industry canada class b emission compliance statement 178
German class b compliance statement 179
Japan vcci class b compliance statement 179
Korea class b compliance statement 179
Brazil regulatory notice 180
Eurasian compliance mark 180
Japan compliance statement for products which connect to the power mains with rated current less than or equal to 20 a per phase 180
Lenovo product service information for taiwan 180
Mexico regulatory notice 180
Appendix b weee and recycling statements 181
Http support lenovo com cn activity 551 htm 181
Important weee information 181
Japan recycling statements 181
Recycling information for china 181
Recycling information for brazil 182
Battery recycling information for taiwan 183
Battery recycling information for the european union 183
Battery recycling information for the united states and canada 183
Appendix c restriction of hazardous substances directive rohs 185
European union rohs 185
China rohs 186
India rohs 187
Turkish rohs 187
Ukraine rohs 187
Appendix d energy star model information 189
Appendix e notices 191
Trademarks 192

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