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Notebook PC User Manual
System BIOS Settings
Boot Device
1. On the Boot screen, select Boot Option #1.
: S elec t Sc reen
: Sel ect Item
Ente r: S elec t
+/—: C hang e Op t.
F1: Gen eral Hel p
F9: Opt imiz ed D efau lts
F10: Sav e ESC : E xit
Vers ion 2.00 .120 1. C opyr ight (C) 200 9 Am eric an M egat rend s, I nc.
Ap tio Setu p Ut ilit y - Copy righ t (C ) 20 09 A meri can Mega tren ds, Inc.
Ma in Adva ncedMain Adva nced Boot Secu rity Save & E xit
B oot Conf igur atio n
U EFI Boot [Dis able d]
P XE R OM [Dis able d]
B oot Opti on P rior itie s
B oot Opti on # 1 [P0: Hi tach i HT S545 ...]
B oot Opti on # 2 [P1: HL -DT- ST B D DVD . ]
H ard Driv e BB S Pr i ori t ies
C D/DV D RO M Dr ive BBS Prio riti es
Del ete Boot Opt ion
Set the syst em b oot orde r.
2. Press [Enter] and select a device as the Boot Option #1.
: S elec t Sc reen
: Sel ect Item
Ente r: S elec t
+/—: C hang e Op t.
F1: Gen eral Hel p
F9: Opt imiz ed D efau lts
F10: Sav e ESC : E xit
Vers ion 2.00 .120 1. C opyr ight (C) 200 9 Am eric an M egat rend s, I nc.
Ap tio Setu p Ut ilit y - Copy righ t (C ) 20 09 A meri can Mega tren ds, Inc.
Ma in Adva ncedMain Adva nced Boot Secu rity Save & E xit
B oot Conf igur atio n
U EFI Boot [Dis able d]
P XE R OM [Dis able d]
B oot Opti on P rior itie s
B oot Opti on # 1 [P0: Hi tach i HT S545 ...]
B oot Opti on # 2 [P1: HL -DT- ST B D DVD . ]
H ard Driv e BB S Pr i ori t ies
C D/DV D RO M Dr ive BBS Prio riti es
Del ete Boot Opt ion
Set the syst em b oot orde r.
Boot Opt ion #1
P0: Hit achi HTS 5 450 5 0B9 A 300
P1: HL- D T-ST BDD VDRW CT1 0N
Disa bled
The BIOS screens in this section are for reference only. The actual
screens may differ by models and territories.
Содержание
- Notebook pc user manual 1
- About this user s manual 6 notes for this manual 6 safety precautions 7 preparing your notebook pc 9 2
- Chapter 1 introducing the notebook pc 2
- Chapter 2 knowing the parts 2
- Chapter 3 getting started 2
- Power system 6 2
- Special keyboard functions 9 2
- Switches and status indicators 4 2
- Table of contents 2
- Top side 2 bottom side 5 right side 8 left side 0 rear side 2 2
- Appendix 3
- Chapter 4 using the notebook pc 3
- Connections 3 3
- Declarations and safety statements a 22 3
- Operating system and software a 3 3
- Optional accessories a 2 3
- Pointing device 8 3
- Recovering your notebook pc a 13 3
- Storage devices 5 3
- Copyright information a 37 limitation of liability a 38 service and support a 38 4
- Chapter 1 introducing the notebook pc 5
- About this user s manual 6
- Notes for this manual 6
- Safety precautions 7
- Preparing your notebook pc 9
- Chapter 2 knowing the parts 11
- Camera cover switch on selected models 12
- Camera indicator 12
- Caps lock 12
- Ctrl alt ctrl fn alt 12
- The camera cover switch allows you to open and close the the camera cover switch allows you to open and close the protective camera cover slide the switch to the left to close the camera cover slide the switch to the right to open the camera cover 12
- The camera indicator shows when the built in camera is in the camera indicator shows when the built in camera is in use 12
- Top side 12
- Bottom side 15
- 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 18
- Right side 18
- 5 6 7 2 3 4 20
- Left side 20
- Rear side 22
- Notebook pc user manual 24
- Chapter 3 getting started 25
- Power system 26
- Using ac power 26
- Installing and removing the battery pack 28
- To install the battery pack 28
- Using battery power 28
- Battery care 29
- To remove the battery pack 29
- Powering on the notebook pc 30
- The power on self test post 30
- Self monitoring and reporting technology 31
- Checking battery power 32
- The battery system implements the smart battery standard under the windows environment which allows the battery to accurately report the amount of charge left in the battery a fully charged battery pack provides the notebook pc a few hours of working power but the actual figure varies depending on how you use the power saving features your general work habits the cpu system memory size and the size of the display panel 32
- Before you use your notebook pc on the road you will have to charge the battery pack the battery pack begins to charge as soon as the notebook pc is connected to external power using the power adapter fully charge the battery pack before using it for the first time a new battery pack must completely charge before the notebook pc is disconnected from external power it takes a few hours to fully charge the battery when the notebook pc is turned off and may take twice the time when the notebook pc is turned on the battery status indicator on the notebook pc turns off when the battery pack is charged 33
- Charging the battery pack 33
- Power options 34
- Restarting or rebooting 34
- Emergency shutdown 35
- Power management modes 36
- Sleep and hibernate 36
- There are three power control methods for controlling the notebook pc s thermal state these power control cannot be configured by the user and should be known in case the notebook pc should enter these states the following temperatures represent the chassis temperature not cpu 38
- Thermal power control 38
- Colored hot keys 39
- Special keyboard functions 39
- Extended keyboard on selected models 41
- Microsoft windows keys 41
- Multimedia control keys on selected models 42
- Multimedia shortcut keys 43
- Switches 44
- Switches and status indicators 44
- Status indicators 45
- Chapter 4 using the notebook pc 47
- Pointing device 48
- Moving the pointer 49
- Using the touchpad 49
- Touchpad usage illustrations 50
- Automatic touchpad disabling 53
- Caring for the touchpad 53
- Flash memory card reader 55
- Normally a memory card reader must be purchased separately in order to use memory cards from devices such as digital cameras mp3 players mobile phones and pdas this notebook pc has a single built in memory card reader that can use many flash memory cards as shown in the example below the built in memory card reader is not only convenient but also faster than most other forms of memory card readers because it utilizes the internal high bandwidth pci bus 55
- Storage devices 55
- Storage devices allow the notebook pc to read or write documents pictures and other files to various data storage devices 55
- Inserting an optical disc 56
- Optical drive 56
- Emergency eject 58
- Removing an optical disc 58
- Listening to audio cd 59
- Using the optical drive 59
- Hard disk drive 60
- Hard disk drives have higher capacities and operate at much faster speeds than floppy disk drives and optical drives the notebook pc comes with a replaceable hard disk drive current hard drives support s m a r t self monitoring and reporting technology to detect hard disk errors or failures before they happen when replacing or upgrading the hard drive always visit an authorized service center or retailer for this notebook pc 60
- Installing a memory card removing a memory card 62
- Memory ram 62
- Connections 63
- Network connection 63
- Twisted pair cable 64
- Wireless lan connection on selected models 65
- Ad hoc mode 66
- Infrastructure mode 66
- Antenna connections on selected models 67
- Cable connection 67
- Dtv antenna connection 68
- Connecting to a network 69
- Windows wireless network connection 69
- Bluetooth wireless connection on selected models 71
- Turning on and launching bluetooth utility 71
- Notebook pc user manual 74
- Appendix 75
- Optional accessories 76
- Optional connections 76
- Printer connection 76
- Usb flash memory disk 76
- Usb floppy disk drive 76
- Usb hub optional 76
- Usb keyboard and mouse 76
- Operating system and software 77
- Support software 77
- Boot device 78
- On the boot screen select boot option 1 78
- Press enter and select a device as the boot option 1 78
- System bios settings 78
- The bios screens in this section are for reference only the actual screens may differ by models and territories 78
- Enter the current password and press enter 79
- Leave the confirm new password field blank and press enter 79
- Leave the create new password field blank and press enter 79
- Notebook pc user manual 79
- Password is then cleared 79
- Password is then set 79
- Re type to confirm the password and press enter 79
- Security setting 79
- To clear the password 1 on the security screen select setup administrator password or user password 79
- To set the password 1 on the security screen select setup administrator password or user password 79
- Type in a password and press enter 79
- If you want to keep your configuration settings you must save changes before exiting the bios setup utility 80
- If you want to restore default settings choose restore defaults you must then save changes to keep the manufacture default settings 80
- Notebook pc user manual 80
- Save changes 80
- Common problems and solutions 81
- Hardware problem keyboard hotkey 81
- Hardware problem optical disc 81
- Unknown reason system unstable 81
- Hardware problem battery 82
- Hardware problem built in camera 82
- Hardware problem power on off error 82
- Hardware problem wireless card 83
- Mechanical problem fan thermal 83
- Symptom solutions 83
- Software problem asus bundled software 84
- Unknown reason blue screen with white text 84
- If problem still cannot be solved use the recovery process to reinstall your entire system 85
- If the problem still exist contact your local service center and ask an engineer for assistance 85
- Connect your flash disk drive to the notebook pc and power on the notebook pc 86
- Locate the latest bios file and start updating flashing the bios 86
- Notebook pc user manual 86
- Please verify the notebook pc s exact model and download the latest bios file for your model from the asus website and save it in your flash disk drive 86
- Software problem bios 86
- Updating the bios 86
- Use the start easy flash function on the advanced page of the bios setup utility follow the instructions shown 86
- You must restore defaults on the exit page after updating flashing the bios 86
- About the recovery partition 87
- Recovering your notebook pc 87
- Using recovery partition 87
- Using the recovery partition 87
- Creating the recovery dvd 88
- Using recovery dvd on selected models 88
- Using the recovery dvd dvd 89
- Dvd rom drive information 90
- Regional playback information 90
- Region 1 91
- Region 2 91
- Region 3 91
- Region 4 91
- Region 5 91
- Region 6 91
- Region definitions 91
- Internal modem compliancy 92
- Network compatibility declaration 92
- Overview 92
- Network compatibility declaration 93
- Non voice equipment 93
- This table shows the countries currently under the ctr21 standard 94
- Declarations and safety statements 96
- Federal communications commission statement 96
- Declaration of conformity r tte directive 1999 5 ec 97
- Fcc radio frequency rf exposure caution statement 97
- Ce marking 98
- Ce marking for devices with wireless lan bluetooth 98
- Ce marking for devices without wireless lan bluetooth 98
- Ic radiation exposure statement for canada 98
- France restricted wireless frequency bands 99
- Wireless operation channel for different domains 99
- Ul safety notices 101
- Power safety requirement 102
- Tv tuner notices 102
- Nordic lithium cautions for lithium ion batteries 103
- Cdrh regulations 104
- Internal or external optical drives sold with this notebook pc contains a class 1 laser product laser classifications can be found in the glossary at the end of this user s manual 104
- Laser safety information 104
- Optical drive safety information 104
- Service warning label 104
- The center for devices and radiological health cdrh of the u s food and drug administration implemented regulations for laser products on august 2 1976 these regulations apply to laser products manufactured from august 1 1976 compliance is mandatory for products marketed in the united states 104
- Macrovision corporation product notice 105
- Ctr 21 approval for notebook pc with built in modem 106
- Energy star complied product 108
- European union eco label 108
- Global environmental regulation compliance and declaration 109
- Japan jis c 0950 material declarations eu reach svhc korea rohs swiss energy laws 109
- Takeback services 109
- This product is protected by one or more of the following u s patents 110
- Copyright information 111
- Limitation of liability 112
- Service and support 112
- Notebook pc user manual 114
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