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Compaq NC4400
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Compaq NC4400
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- Accessing the HP ProtectTools Security Manager
- Managing HP ProtectTools passwords
- chapter 1 introduction
- Creating a secure password
- Smart card BIOS security mode
- Enabling smart card BIOS security mode and setting the smart card administrator password
- Changing the smart card administrator password
- Setting and changing the smart card user password
- Storing the administrator or user card password
- General tasks
- Backing up and restoring smart cards
- Restoring smart card data
- Creating a backup smart card
- Changing a Java Card PIN
- Advanced tasks (administrators only)
- Assigning a name to a Java Card
- Enabling Java Card power-on authentication and creating an administrator Java Card
- Creating a user Java Card
- Backing up and restoring Java Cards
- Restoring Java Card data
- Setup procedures
- Initializing the embedded security chip
- Setting up the basic user account
- Using the Personal Secure Drive
- Changing the Basic User Key password
- Advanced tasks
- Changing the owner password
- Migrating keys with the Migration Wizard
- Managing boot options
- Enabling and disabling system configuration options
- Managing HP ProtectTools settings
- Enabling and disabling power-on authentication support for Embedded Security
- Enabling and disabling Automatic DriveLock hard drive protection
- Setting the power-on password
- Changing the setup password
- Logging on to Credential Manger
- Logging on for the first time
- Registering a Java Card, smart card, token, or virtual token
- Registering a USB eToken
- Creating a virtual token
- Changing a token PIN
- Restoring an Identity
- Locking the computer
- Adding an account
- Using automatic registration
- Managing applications and credentials
- Importing an application
- Using Application Protection
- Changing restriction settings for a protected application
- Advanced tasks (administrator only)
- Configuring custom authentication requirements
- Configuring Credential Manager settings
- Example 2—Using the "Advanced Settings" page to require user verification before Single Sign On
- Starting background service
- Simple configuration
- Device class configuration (advanced)
- Allowing access to a specific device for one user of a group
- Glossary
- Index
Compaq NC4400
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Compaq NC4400
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Compaq NC4400
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- getting started
- next steps
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- identify required hardware
- set up the computer
- step 1: insert the battery pack
- external power
- rotating the display
- tablet pc mode
- notebook mode
- step 4: set up the software
- identify and install hardware
- locate or install software
- protect the computer
- protect your privacy
- use the computer safely
- connect to a computer network
- update your software
- turn off the computer correctly
- troubleshooting resources
- quick troubleshooting
- the computer screen is blank
- software is functioning abnormally
- the computer is unusually warm
- an external device is not working
- help and support center
- prepare to contact customer care
- notebook tour
- Top components
- Keys
- Pointing devices
- Display components
- Pen-activated buttons
- Wireless antennae
- Front components
- Left-side components
- Bottom components
- Pen components
- Choose an ISP
- Use the New Connection Wizard
- Choose the type of Internet connection
- Safeguard your data
- Back up specific files or folders
- back up the entire system
- Back up modifications made to the system
- Schedule backups
- Recover the system
- perform a recovery
- Operating environment
- Rated input power
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- integrated wireless devices
- wireless controls
- wireless button
- Integrated wireless devices
- Wireless controls
- Bluetooth devices (select models only
- WLAN devices (select models only
- identifying a wlan device
- setting up a wlan in your home
- connecting to a wlan in your home
- connecting to a public or corporate wlan
- WWAN devices (select models only
Compaq NC4400
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- Contents
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- specifications
- product description
- Features
- Resetting the Computer
- Power Management
- External Components
- right-side components
- left-side components
- rear panel components
- top components
- bottom components
- Design Overview
- Computer Setup
- Selecting from the File Menu
- Selecting from the Security Menu
- Selecting from the Diagnostics Menu
- Selecting from the System Configuration Menu
- 2.2 Troubleshooting Flowcharts
- Troubleshooting Flowcharts
- flowchart 2.1—initial troubleshooting
- flowchart 2.2—no power, part
- flowchart 2.3—no power, part
- flowchart 2.4—no power, part
- flowchart 2.5—no power, part
- flowchart 2.6—no video, part
- flowchart 2.7—no video, part
- flowchart 2.9—no operating system (os) loading
- flowchart 2.13—no os loading, diskette drive
- flowchart 2.14—no os loading, optical drive
- flowchart 2.15—no audio, part
- flowchart 2.16—no audio, part
- flowchart 2.17—nonfunctioning device
- flowchart 2.18—nonfunctioning keyboard
- Serial Number Location
- Computer Major Components
- display assembly components
- Display Assembly Components
- Plastics Kit
- Cable Kit
- Miscellaneous (Not Illustrated)
- sequential part number listing
- Sequential Part Number Listing
- Tools Required
- Service Considerations
- Preventing Damage to Removable Drives
- Preventing Electrostatic Damage
- Packaging and Transporting Precautions
- Workstation Precautions
- Grounding Equipment and Methods
- typical electrostatic voltage levels
- removal and replacement procedures
- Serial Number
- Disassembly Sequence Chart
- Preparing the Computer for Disassembly
- Hard Drive
- Computer Feet
- Bluetooth Module
- External Memory Module
- Keyboard Cover
- Keyboard
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- Heat Sink
- Processor
- Internal Memory Module
- Mini Card WLAN Module
- Display Assembly
- display assembly subcomponents
- Button Board
- Top Cover
- TouchPad
- Speaker
- Infrared Board
- System Board
- Modem Module
- RTC Battery
- hard drives
- system dma
- system interrupts
- system memory map
- screw listing
- safeguarding your data
- backing up the system
- backing up the entire hard drive
- scheduling backups
- creating recovery discs
- performing a recovery
- performing a recovery from the hard drive
- connector pin assignments
- universal serial bus
- external monitor
- power cord set requirements
- general requirements
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