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Toshiba A10-S127 - Satellite - Celeron 2 GHz manuals

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A10-S127 - Satellite - Celeron 2 GHz

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop
Table of contents
  1. fcc notice
  2. industry canada requirement
  3. type of service
  4. wireless interoperability
  5. wireless lan and your health
  6. device authorization
  7. interference statement
  8. bluetooth wireless technology interoperability
  9. bluetooth wireless technology and your health
  10. regulatory statements
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. Table Of Contents
  15. Table Of Contents
  16. Table Of Contents
  17. Table Of Contents
  18. Table Of Contents
  19. Introduction
  20. Safety icons
  21. Other icons used
  22. Service options
  23. Chapter 1: Finding Your Way Around
  24. Front with the display closed
  25. Back
  26. Right side
  27. Left side
  28. Front with the display open
  29. System indicator panel
  30. Keyboard indicator lights
  31. Underside
  32. Chapter 2: Getting Started
  33. Keeping yourself comfortable
  34. Precautions
  35. Setting up your computer
  36. Registering your computer with Toshiba
  37. Connecting to a power source
  38. Charging the main battery
  39. Using the computer for the first time
  40. Turning on the power
  41. Using the TouchPad
  42. Control buttons
  43. Setting up a printer
  44. Installing additional memory (optional)
  45. Removing a memory module
  46. Connecting a mouse
  47. Using external display devices
  48. Adjusting the quality of the external display
  49. Connecting an optional external diskette drive
  50. Using an external keyboard
  51. Caring for your computer
  52. Moving the computer
  53. Computing tips
  54. Using the keyboard
  55. Character keys
  56. Windows ® special keys
  57. Emulating a full-size keyboard
  58. Saving your work
  59. Printing your work
  60. Using the DVD-ROM or Multifunction drive
  61. DVD-ROM drive components
  62. Inserting a disc
  63. Playing an audio CD
  64. Viewing the contents of a CD or DVD
  65. Removing a disc with the computer off
  66. Connecting the modem to a phone line
  67. Powering down the computer
  68. Restart command
  69. Standby command
  70. Using Turn Off or Shut down
  71. Turning off or shutting down more quickly
  72. Starting again after Turn Off or Shut down
  73. Enabling the Hibernation command
  74. Going into Hibernation mode
  75. Going into Hibernation mode more quickly
  76. Starting again from Hibernation mode
  77. Using Standby
  78. Going into Standby mode more quickly
  79. Starting again from Standby
  80. Toshiba's energy-saver design
  81. Battery Notice
  82. Charging the batteries
  83. Charging the RTC battery
  84. Monitoring battery power
  85. Conserving battery power
  86. What to do when the battery runs low
  87. Changing the main battery
  88. Removing the battery from the computer
  89. Inserting the battery in the computer
  90. Maximizing battery life
  91. Disposing of used batteries safely
  92. Traveling tips
  93. Chapter 5: Getting to Know the Windows ® XP Operating System
  94. Windows ® XP file system
  95. and control buttons together
  96. Lesson 3: Learning about the Internet
  97. Lesson 4: Creating a new document
  98. Lesson 5: Creating a new folder
  99. Lesson 6: Starting programs
  100. Lesson 7: Resizing, repositioning and hiding windows
  101. Resizing and moving windows
  102. Lesson 8: Closing programs
  103. Creating a shortcut to the Character Map
  104. Lesson 10: Changing the screen saver
  105. Lesson 11: Setting the date and time
  106. Lesson 12: Removing objects from the desktop
  107. Lesson 13: Using System Restore
  108. Windows ® XP Help and Support Center
  109. Using the online tours and tutorials
  110. Lesson 15: Turning off your computer
  111. Chapter 6: Exploring Your Options
  112. Personalizing your desktop
  113. Bringing the world to your desktop
  114. Changing desktop and browsing style
  115. Personalizing individual windows
  116. Customizing window toolbars
  117. Displaying information about each folder
  118. Using your computer at the office
  119. Setting up for communications
  120. Connecting the modem to a telephone line
  121. Exchanging data with another computer
  122. Setting up a wireless connection
  123. Connecting to the Internet
  124. An overview of using the Internet
  125. Internet Service Providers
  126. Internet features
  127. Toshiba's online resources
  128. Display settings hot key
  129. Exploring audio features
  130. Adjusting recording settings
  131. Using external speakers or headphones
  132. PC Card supporting software
  133. Removing PC Cards
  134. Hot swapping
  135. TOSHIBA Accessibility
  136. Fn-esse
  137. Assigning a key to a program or document
  138. Viewing existing key assignments
  139. TOSHIBA Console
  140. Customize Your Computer
  141. Security
  142. Toshiba Hardware Setup
  143. Problems that are easy to fix
  144. Problems when you turn on the computer
  145. The Windows ® operating system is not working
  146. Using Startup options to fix problems
  147. Internet problems
  148. Resolving a hardware conflict
  149. A plan of action
  150. Fixing a problem with Device Manager
  151. Memory module problems
  152. Power and the batteries
  153. Keyboard problems
  154. Display problems
  155. Disk drive problems
  156. DVD-ROM or multi-function drive problems
  157. Sound system problems
  158. PC Card problems
  159. Printer problems
  160. Modem problems
  161. Develop good computing habits
  162. If you need further assistance
  163. Contacting Toshiba
  164. Other Toshiba Internet Web sites
  165. Appendix A: Hot Keys
  166. Without a password
  167. when the battery is not fully charged
  168. Power usage mode
  169. Standby mode
  170. Hibernation mode
  171. Display modes
  172. Display brightness
  173. Keyboard hot keys
  174. Appendix B: Power Cable Connectors
  175. Glossary
  176. Index
A10-S127 - Satellite - Celeron 2 GHz first page preview

A10-S127 - Satellite - Celeron 2 GHz

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop
Table of contents
  1. industry canada requirement
  2. telephone company procedures
  3. wireless interoperability
  4. regulatory information
  5. device authorization
  6. radio approvals for wireless devices
  7. bluetooth wireless technology interoperability
  8. bluetooth wireless technology and your health
  9. regulatory statements
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. Table Of Contents
  15. Table Of Contents
  16. Table Of Contents
  17. Table Of Contents
  18. Introduction
  19. This guide
  20. Safety icons
  21. Other documentation
  22. Chapter 1: Getting Started
  23. Keeping yourself comfortable
  24. Important information on your computer's cooling fan
  25. Setting up your software
  26. Registering your computer with Toshiba
  27. Connecting to a power source
  28. Charging the main battery
  29. Using the computer for the first time
  30. Your computer's features and specifications
  31. Adding memory (optional)
  32. Installing a memory module
  33. Removing a memory module
  34. Checking total memory
  35. Hard Drive Recovery Utilities
  36. Creating Recovery DVDs
  37. Hard Disk Drive Recovery options
  38. media
  39. Checking the HDD operating status
  40. Using the TouchPad
  41. Scrolling with the TouchPad
  42. Directing the display output when you turn on the computer
  43. Adjusting the quality of the external display
  44. Connecting a printer
  45. Connecting an optional external diskette drive
  46. Turning off the computer
  47. Using the Shut Down command
  48. Using and configuring Hibernation mode
  49. Using and configuring Sleep mode
  50. Closing the display panel
  51. Cleaning the computer
  52. Computing tips
  53. Using the keyboard
  54. Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys
  55. Overlay keys
  56. Starting a program
  57. field
  58. Printing your work
  59. Backing up your work
  60. Optical drive components
  61. Inserting an optical disc
  62. Playing an audio CD
  63. Playing optical media
  64. Removing a disc with the computer on
  65. Caring for optical discs
  66. Toshiba's energy-saver design
  67. Running the computer on battery power
  68. Power management
  69. Using additional batteries
  70. Charging the RTC battery
  71. Monitoring main battery power
  72. Determining remaining battery power
  73. What to do when the main battery runs low
  74. Conserving battery power
  75. Power Plans
  76. Using a hot key to set the Power Plan
  77. Changing the main battery
  78. Inserting a charged battery
  79. Taking care of your battery
  80. Maintaining your battery
  81. Disposing of used batteries
  82. Traveling tips
  83. Exploring the desktop
  84. Finding your way around the desktop
  85. Setting up for communications
  86. Connecting a modem to a telephone line
  87. An overview of using the Internet
  88. Connecting to the Internet
  89. Internet
  90. Using external speakers or headphones
  91. Web Camera
  92. Removing a PC Card
  93. Setting up a PC Card for your computer
  94. Using the Bridge Media Adapter Slot
  95. Removing memory media
  96. Using an expansion device
  97. Chapter 5: Utilities
  98. TOSHIBA Assist
  99. Connect
  100. Secure
  101. Protect & Fix
  102. Optimize
  103. TOSHIBA Application Installer
  104. Setting passwords
  105. Using a supervisor password
  106. Using a user password
  107. Deleting a user password
  108. TOSHIBA Security Assist
  109. TOSHIBA PC Diagnostic Tool Utility
  110. TOSHIBA HDD Protection Utility
  111. TOSHIBA SD ™ Memory Card Format Utility
  112. TOSHIBA SD ™ Memory Boot Utility
  113. Booting from a bootable SD card
  114. Mouse Utility
  115. TOSHIBA Hardware Setup
  116. USB Sleep and Charge Utility
  117. Enabling USB Sleep and Charge
  118. TOSHIBA Zooming Utility
  119. TOSHIBA Button Support
  120. CD/DVD Drive Acoustic Silencer
  121. TOSHIBA Accessibility
  122. Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
  123. Fingerprint Authentication Utility
  124. Fingerprint Logon
  125. Fingerprint reader limitations
  126. ConfigFree
  127. ConfigFree ® Utilities
  128. Problems that are easy to fix
  129. Problems when you turn on the computer
  130. Using Startup options to fix problems
  131. Internet problems
  132. Resolving a hardware conflict
  133. Fixing a problem with Device Manager
  134. Memory problems
  135. Power and the batteries
  136. Keyboard problems
  137. Display problems
  138. Disk or internal storage drive problems
  139. Optical drive problems
  140. Sound system problems
  141. Printer problems
  142. Modem problems
  143. Wireless networking problems
  144. DVD operating problems
  145. Develop good computing habits
  146. Windows ® operating system
  147. If you need further assistance
  148. Contacting Toshiba
  149. Other Toshiba Internet Web sites
  150. Hot Key Cards
  151. Using the Hot Key Cards
  152. Application Cards
  153. Using the Application Cards
  154. Hot key functions
  155. Volume Mute
  156. Lock (Instant security)
  157. Power plan
  158. Sleep mode
  159. Hibernation mode
  160. Output (Display switch)
  161. Display brightness
  162. Disabling or enabling wireless devices
  163. Disabling or enabling the Toshiba Dual Pointing Device
  164. Zoom (Display resolution)
  165. Keyboard hot key functions
  166. Appendix B: Power Cord/Cable Connectors
  167. Health Monitor
  168. Enabling the TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor
  169. displayed
  170. Cleaning the cooling module
  171. Glossary
  172. Index
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