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M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Tablet
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M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop
Table of contents
  1. fcc information
  2. fcc conditions
  3. region selection
  4. type of service
  5. fax branding
  6. general conditions
  7. Table of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. manual contents
  15. general precautions
  16. cooling fan
  17. Equipment checklist
  18. Features
  19. touch pad
  20. Special features
  21. Utilities
  22. Options
  23. Table Of Contents
  24. Front with the display closed
  25. Left side
  26. Right side
  27. Back side
  28. Underside
  29. Front with the display open
  30. Indicators
  31. keyboard indicator
  32. AC adaptor
  33. Getting Started
  34. Table Of Contents
  35. getting started
  36. Setting up your work space
  37. Placement of computer
  38. Lighting
  39. Operating the computer in tablet mode
  40. Connecting the AC adaptor
  41. Opening the display
  42. Turning on the power
  43. Starting up for the first time
  44. Hibernation mode
  45. starting hibernation
  46. Standby mode
  47. Restarting the computer
  48. Operating Basics
  49. Table Of Contents
  50. Using the Touch Pad
  51. Using the Tablet PC Pen and Reserve Pen
  52. Inserting the Tablet PC Pen
  53. Removing the Tablet PC Pen
  54. Drag
  55. Inserting the Reserve Pen
  56. Changing to the Tablet mode
  57. Changing the screen orientation
  58. using TOSHIBA Accelerometer Utilities
  59. Method 2: Changing the screen orientation using Cross Function Button
  60. Changing to the laptop mode
  61. Connecting the USB diskette drive
  62. Disconnecting the USB diskette drive
  63. Wireless communications
  64. Bluetooth wireless technology
  65. Wireless communication switch
  66. LAN cable types
  67. Disconnecting LAN cable
  68. Using the microphones
  69. soundmax control panel
  70. Using the internal modem
  71. Region selection
  72. Connecting
  73. Disconnecting
  74. Moving the computer
  75. The Keyboard
  76. Table Of Contents
  77. Typewriter keys
  78. F1 ... F12 function keys
  79. Hotkeys
  80. Fn Sticky key
  81. Temporarily using normal keyboard (overlay on)
  82. Temporarily using overlay (overlay off)
  83. Power and Power-Up Modes
  84. Table Of Contents
  85. Power conditions
  86. Power indicators
  87. Power indicator
  88. Real time clock battery
  89. Safety precautions
  90. Charging the batteries
  91. Monitoring battery capacity
  92. Maximizing battery operating time
  93. Retaining data with power off
  94. Replacing the Battery Pack
  95. Installing the Battery Pack
  96. TOSHIBA Password Utility
  97. Supervisor password
  98. Starting the computer by password
  99. Power-up modes
  100. System Auto Off
  101. HW Setup
  102. accessing hw setup
  103. device config
  104. boot priority
  105. optional devices
  106. PC cards
  107. Removing a PC card
  108. Inserting an SD card
  109. sd card care
  110. Memory expansion
  111. Installing memory module
  112. Removing memory module
  113. Battery Pack
  114. Battery Charger
  115. External monitor
  116. Security lock
  117. Troubleshooting
  118. Table Of Contents
  119. Problem solving process
  120. Analyzing the problem
  121. Hardware and system checklist
  122. Self test
  123. overheating power down
  124. Password
  125. Keyboard
  126. Hard disk drive
  127. Infrared port
  128. pc card
  129. Monitor
  130. Sound system
  132. Standby/Hibernation
  133. Wireless LAN
  134. Bluetooth
  135. TOSHIBA support
  136. Appendixes
  137. Appendix A Specifications
  138. specifications
  139. power requirements
  140. display controller and modes
  141. video modes
  142. at command set result codes
  143. card specifications
  144. ac power cord and connectors
  145. usa and canada
  146. internal modem guide
  147. removing the internal modem
  148. parts numbers
  149. cache memory
  150. disk drive
  151. write protection
  152. Table Of Contents
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M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop
Table of contents
  1. industry canada requirement
  2. telephone company procedures
  3. wireless interoperability
  4. wireless lan and your health
  5. device authorization
  6. bluetooth wireless technology interoperability
  7. bluetooth wireless technology and your health
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  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. Introduction
  18. This guide
  19. Safety icons
  20. Other icons used
  21. Service options
  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
  32. Installing a memory module
  33. Removing a memory module
  34. Checking total memory
  35. Connecting an external USB keyboard
  36. Setting up a printer
  37. Connecting the modem
  38. Connecting to a phone line
  39. Connecting to a network
  40. Disabling or enabling the TouchPad
  41. Using the Cross-Functional button
  42. Closing the display panel
  43. Using your computer in tablet mode
  44. Customizing your computer's settings
  45. Moving the computer
  46. Computing tips
  47. Using the keyboard
  48. Character keys
  49. Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys
  50. Windows ® special keys
  51. Starting a program
  52. Saving your work
  53. file names
  54. Printing your work
  55. Backing up your work
  56. Playing audio
  57. Powering down the computer
  58. Restart command
  59. Standby command
  60. Turning off more quickly
  61. Starting again after Turn Off or Shut down
  62. Going into Hibernation mode more quickly
  63. Starting again from Hibernation
  64. Going into Standby mode more quickly
  65. Starting again from Standby
  66. Toshiba's energy-saver design
  67. Battery Notice
  68. Power management
  69. Charging 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 Profiles
  76. Using a hot key to set the Power Profile
  77. Changing the main battery
  78. Inserting a charged battery
  79. Taking care of your battery
  80. Maximizing battery life
  81. Disposing of used batteries
  82. Traveling tips
  83. Using your computer at the office
  84. Using an optional external DVD-ROM drive
  85. Inserting discs (CD or DVD)
  86. Removing discs (CD or DVD)
  87. Caring for CDs and DVDs
  88. Using external display devices
  89. Adjusting the quality of the external display
  90. Display limitations
  91. Preparing to use the tablet
  92. Using tablet mode
  93. Using the Toshiba tablet pen
  94. configuration
  95. Inserting a PC Card
  96. Removing a PC Card
  97. Using an optional SD™ card
  98. Installing the SD™card in the SD slot
  99. Removing an optional SD™ card
  100. Chapter 5: Exploring Your Computer's Features
  101. Personalizing your desktop
  102. Bringing the world to your desktop
  103. Changing desktop and browsing style
  104. Personalizing individual windows
  105. Customizing window toolbars
  106. Displaying information about each folder
  107. Setting up for communications
  108. Determining the COM port
  109. Using the Ethernet LAN Port
  110. Accessing a LAN
  111. An overview of using the Internet
  112. Internet Service Providers
  113. Surfing the Internet
  114. Uploading to, and downloading files from the Internet
  115. Recording sounds
  116. Using a microphone
  117. Adjusting recording settings
  118. Chapter 6: Toshiba Utilities
  119. Fn-esse
  120. Assigning a key to a program or document
  121. Viewing existing key assignments
  122. Changing or removing existing key assignments
  123. TOSHIBA Console
  124. Customize Your Computer
  126. Toshiba Hardware Setup
  127. The Toshiba Rotation Utility
  128. Cross Menu Utility
  129. TOSHIBA Tablet Access Code Utility
  130. TOSHIBA Zooming Utility
  131. TOSHIBA SD Memory Card Format
  132. TOSHIBA SD Memory Boot Utility
  133. Chapter 7: Keeping Your Files Safe
  134. User-level passwords
  135. Disabling the user-level password
  136. Using the power-on (user-level) password
  137. Setting a hard disk drive user only password in System Setup
  138. Deleting or changing a hard disk drive user only password in System Setup
  139. Setting a hard disk drive master and user password in System Setup
  140. in System Setup
  141. Deleting the hard disk drive master and user passwords in the System Setup
  142. Problems that are easy to fix
  143. Problems when you turn on the computer
  144. The Windows ® operating system is not working
  145. Using Startup options to fix problems
  146. Internet problems
  147. Resolving a hardware conflict
  148. Resolving hardware conflicts on your own
  149. Fixing a problem with Device Manager
  150. Memory problems
  151. Power and the batteries
  152. Keyboard problems
  153. Display problems
  154. Disk drive problems
  155. DVD-ROM or multi-function drive problems
  156. Sound system problems
  157. Printer problems
  158. Modem problems
  159. Wireless networking problems
  160. DVD operating problems
  161. Develop good computing habits
  162. Windows XP
  163. If you need further assistance
  164. Contacting Toshiba
  165. Other Toshiba Internet Web sites
  166. Volume Mute
  167. Password security
  168. charged
  169. Power usage mode
  170. Hibernation mode
  171. Display modes
  172. Disabling or enabling wireless devices
  173. Keyboard hot keys
  174. Appendix B: Power Cord/Cable Connectors
  175. Appendix C: Using ConfigFree™ with your Toshiba Computer
  176. Getting Started
  177. configfree utilities
  178. ConfigFree Utilities
  179. Search for Wireless Devices
  180. Profile Settings
  181. ConfigFree SUMMIT
  182. Quick Connect
  183. Using the Automatic Switch
  184. Glossary
  185. Index
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M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop
Table of contents
  1. toshiba notebooks
M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz first page preview

M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop
Table of contents
  1. product specifications
M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz first page preview

M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop
Table of contents
  1. general precautions
  2. cooling fan
  3. working environment
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Chapter 1 Introduction 1
  11. Equipment checklist 1
  12. touch pad
  13. Special features 1
  14. Options 1
  15. Chapter 2 The Grand Tour 2
  16. Left side
  17. Right side 2
  18. Back side
  19. Underside 2
  20. Front with the display open 2
  21. AC adaptor 2
  22. power source/system indicators
  23. keyboard indicator
  24. Chapter 3 Getting Started 3
  25. Placement of computer 3
  26. Seating and posture 3
  27. Work habits 3
  28. Operating the computer in tablet mode 3
  29. Connecting the AC adaptor 3
  30. Opening the display 3
  31. Turning on the power 3
  32. Turning off the power 3
  33. standby mode
  34. Restarting the computer 3
  35. Chapter 4 Operating Basics 4
  36. Using the Tablet PC Pen and Reserve Pen 4
  37. Inserting the Tablet PC Pen 4
  38. Pen actions 4
  39. Replacing the pen tip 4
  40. Inserting the Reserve Pen 4
  41. Changing to the Tablet mode 4
  42. Table Of Contents
  43. Changing the screen orientation 4
  44. Method 1: Changing the screen orientation using TOSHIBA Accelerometer Utilities 4
  45. Method 3: Changing the screen orientation using Task Bar 4
  46. Using the USB FDD Kit
  47. Connecting the USB diskette drive 4
  48. Disconnecting the USB diskette drive 4
  49. Wireless communications 4
  50. Bluetooth wireless technology 4
  51. wireless communication indicator
  52. LAN cable types 4
  53. Disconnecting LAN cable 4
  54. Audio
  55. Using the internal modem 4
  56. Properties menu 4
  57. Connecting 4
  58. Cleaning the computer 4
  59. Heat dispersal 4
  60. Chapter 5 The Keyboard 5
  61. F1 ... F12 function keys 5
  62. Emulating keys on enhanced keyboard 5
  63. Hotkeys 5
  64. Fn Sticky key
  65. Windows special keys 5
  66. Numeric mode 5
  67. Temporarily using overlay (overlay off) 5
  68. Chapter 6 Power and Power Up Modes 6
  69. Power indicators 6
  70. Battery types 6
  71. Real time clock battery 6
  72. Charging the batteries 6
  73. Monitoring battery capacity 6
  74. Retaining data with power off 6
  75. Replacing the Battery Pack 6
  76. Installing the Battery Pack 6
  77. TOSHIBA Password Utility 6
  78. Supervisor password 6
  79. Starting the computer by password 6
  80. Windows utilities 6
  81. Chapter 7 HW Setup 7
  82. Chapter 8 Optional Devices 8
  83. Inserting a PC card 8
  84. Removing a PC card 8
  85. Installing an SD card 8
  86. Formatted SD Cards 8
  87. Creation of a boot disk 8
  88. Installing memory module 8
  89. Removing memory module 8
  90. Universal AC Adaptor 8
  91. Tablet Multi Dock 8
  92. Tablet PC Pen set
  93. Security lock 8
  94. Chapter 9 Troubleshooting 9
  95. Preliminary checklist 9
  96. Hardware and system checklist 9
  97. self test
  98. lcd panel
  99. hard disk drive
  100. infrared port
  101. pc card
  102. sd card
  103. sound system
  104. memory expansion
  105. wireless lan
  106. If you need further assistance 9
  107. specifications
  108. environmental requirements
  109. ac power cord and connectors
  110. Appendix C Keyboard Layouts
  111. display controller and modes
  112. if your computer is stolen
  113. toshiba theft registration
  114. Appendix F ASCII Character Codes
  115. Appendix G Internal Modem Guide
  116. removing the internal modem
  117. card specifications
  118. radio characteristics
  119. Glossary
  120. Index
  121. Table Of Contents
  122. Table Of Contents
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M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 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. wireless lan card
  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. 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 computer
  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. Removing a memory module
  33. Checking total memory
  34. Hard Drive Recovery Utilities
  35. Creating Recovery CDs/DVDs
  36. Hard Disk Drive Recovery options
  37. Hard Disk Drive Recovery using the Recovery media
  38. Installing drivers and applications
  39. Scrolling with the TouchPad
  40. Directing the display output when you turn on the computer
  41. Adjusting the quality of the external display
  42. Connecting a printer
  43. Connecting an optional external diskette drive
  44. Turning off the computer
  45. Using the Shut Down command
  46. Using and configuring Hibernation mode
  47. Using and configuring Sleep mode
  48. Closing the display panel
  49. Customizing your computer's settings
  50. Using a computer lock
  51. Computing tips
  52. Using the keyboard
  53. Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys
  54. Overlay keys
  55. Starting a program
  56. Starting a program using the Start Search field
  57. Printing your work
  58. Backing up your work
  59. Optical drive components
  60. Media control buttons
  61. Playing an audio CD
  62. Playing optical media
  63. Removing a disc with the computer on
  64. Caring for CD or DVD discs
  65. Toshiba's energy-saver design
  66. Battery Notice
  67. Power management
  68. Charging the RTC battery
  69. Monitoring main battery power
  70. Determining remaining battery power
  71. Setting battery notifications
  72. Power Plans
  73. Using a hot key to set the Power Plan
  74. Changing the main battery
  75. Inserting a charged battery
  76. Taking care of your battery
  77. Maintaining your battery
  78. Disposing of used batteries
  79. Traveling tips
  80. Exploring the desktop
  81. Finding your way around the desktop
  82. Setting up for communications
  83. Connecting a modem to a telephone line
  84. Connecting your computer to a network
  85. An overview of using the Internet
  86. The World Wide Web
  87. Surfing the Internet
  88. from, the Internet
  89. Using external speakers or headphones
  90. Using PC Cards
  91. Removing a PC Card
  92. Using an ExpressCard
  93. Using the Bridge Media Adapter Slot
  94. Removing memory media
  95. Using the i.LINK ® port
  96. Chapter 5: Utilities
  97. TOSHIBA Assist
  98. Connect
  99. Secure
  100. Protect & Fix
  101. Optimize
  102. Setting passwords
  103. Using a supervisor password
  104. Using a user password
  105. Deleting a user password
  106. TOSHIBA PC Diagnostic Tool Utility
  107. Mouse Utility
  108. Toshiba Hardware Setup
  109. TOSHIBA Zooming Utility
  110. TOSHIBA Button Support
  111. CD/DVD Drive Acoustic Silencer
  112. TOSHIBA Accessibility
  113. ConfigFree
  114. ConfigFree Utilities
  115. Problems that are easy to fix
  116. Problems when you turn on the computer
  117. Using Startup options to fix problems
  118. Internet problems
  119. Resolving a hardware conflict
  120. Fixing a problem with Device Manager
  121. Memory problems
  122. Power and the batteries
  123. Keyboard problems
  124. Display problems
  125. Disk drive problems
  126. Optical drive problems
  127. Sound system problems
  128. ExpressCard™ problems
  129. Printer problems
  130. Modem problems
  131. Wireless networking problems
  132. DVD operating problems
  133. Develop good computing habits
  134. If you need further assistance
  135. Other Toshiba Internet Web sites
  136. Appendix A: Hot Keys/TOSHIBA Cards
  137. Using the Hot Key Cards
  138. Application Cards
  139. Using the Application Cards
  140. Hot key functions
  141. Volume Mute
  142. Password security
  143. Power plan
  144. Sleep mode
  145. Hibernation mode
  146. Display modes
  147. Display brightness
  148. Disabling or enabling wireless devices
  149. Disabling or enabling the TouchPad
  150. Changing screen resolution
  151. Keyboard hot key functions
  152. Appendix B: Power Cord/Cable Connectors
  153. Glossary
  154. Index
  155. Special Windows ® keys
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M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop
Table of contents
  1. limited warranty
M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz first page preview

M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop
Table of contents
  1. limited warranty
M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz first page preview

M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop
Table of contents
  1. fcc requirements
  2. regulatory information
  3. eu declaration of conformity
  4. device authorization
  5. radio approvals for wireless devices
  6. bluetooth wireless technology interoperability
  7. regulatory statements
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  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. Introduction
  17. This guide
  18. Safety icons
  19. Other documentation
  20. Chapter 1: Getting Started
  21. Keeping yourself comfortable
  22. Important information on your computer's cooling fan
  23. Setting up your computer
  24. Registering your computer with Toshiba
  25. Connecting to a power source
  26. Charging the main battery
  27. Using the computer for the first time
  28. Your computer's features and specifications
  29. Adding memory (optional)
  30. Installing a memory module
  31. Removing a memory module
  32. Checking total memory
  33. Creating Recovery CDs/DVDs
  34. Hard Disk Drive Recovery options
  35. Hard Disk Drive Recovery using the Recovery media
  36. Installing drivers and applications
  37. Control buttons
  38. Directing the display output when you turn on the computer
  39. Adjusting the quality of the external display
  40. Using an external keyboard
  41. Setting up a printer
  42. Connecting an optional external diskette drive
  43. Options for turning off the computer
  44. commands
  45. Using and configuring Hibernation mode
  46. Using and configuring Standby mode
  47. Closing the display panel
  48. Caring for your computer
  49. Chapter 2: Learning the Basics
  50. Using the keyboard
  51. Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys
  52. Overlay keys
  53. Starting a program from the Start menu
  54. Saving your work
  55. Printing your work
  56. Backing up your work
  57. Restoring your work
  58. Optical drive components
  59. Media control buttons
  60. Playing an audio CD
  61. Playing optical media
  62. Removing a disc with the computer on
  63. Caring for optical discs
  64. Chapter 3: Mobile Computing
  65. Battery Notice
  66. Power management
  67. Charging the RTC battery
  68. Monitoring main battery power
  69. Determining remaining battery power
  70. Setting battery alarms
  71. Power Profiles
  72. Using a hot key to set the Power Profile
  73. Removing the battery from the computer
  74. Inserting a charged battery
  75. Taking care of your battery
  76. Maintaining your battery
  77. Disposing of used batteries
  78. Traveling tips
  79. Chapter 4: Exploring Your Computer's Features
  80. Finding your way around the desktop
  81. Setting up for communications
  82. Connecting a modem to a telephone line
  83. An overview of using the Internet
  84. Connecting to the Internet
  85. Internet features
  86. Exploring audio features
  87. Using external speakers or headphones
  88. Inserting a PC Card
  89. Setting up a PC Card for your computer
  90. Inserting memory media
  91. Chapter 5: Utilities
  92. Secure
  93. Optimize
  94. TOSHIBA Application Installer
  95. Setting passwords
  96. Using a supervisor password
  97. Using a user password
  98. Deleting a user password
  100. TOSHIBA PC Diagnostic Tool Utility
  101. TOSHIBA Power Saver
  102. Preset Power Profiles
  103. Mouse Utility
  104. TOSHIBA Hardware Setup
  105. TOSHIBA Zooming Utility
  106. TOSHIBA Button Controls
  107. CD/DVD Drive Acoustic Silencer
  108. TOSHIBA Accessibility
  109. Fingerprint Authentication Utility
  110. Fingerprint Logon
  111. Control Center
  112. Password Bank
  113. fingerprint reader
  114. Fingerprint reader limitations
  115. Chapter 6: If Something Goes Wrong
  116. Using Startup options to fix problems
  117. Resolving a hardware conflict
  118. A plan of action
  119. Fixing a problem with Device Manager
  120. Memory problems
  121. Power and the batteries
  122. Keyboard problems
  123. Display problems
  124. Disk drive problems
  125. Optical drive problems
  126. Sound system problems
  127. PC Card problems
  128. Printer problems
  129. Modem problems
  130. DVD operating problems
  131. Develop good computing habits
  132. If you need further assistance
  133. Other Toshiba Internet Web sites
  134. Appendix A: Hot Keys
  135. Password security
  136. Maintaining security when the battery is not fully charged
  137. Standby mode
  138. Display modes
  139. Disabling or enabling wireless devices
  140. Keyboard hot keys
  141. Appendix B: Power Cord/Cable Connectors
  142. Toshiba Computer
  143. Getting Started
  144. Connectivity Doctor
  145. Profile Settings
  146. Quick Connect
  147. Using the Automatic Switch
  148. Semi-Automatic Switch Feature
  149. Glossary
  150. Index
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M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop
Table of contents
  1. fcc requirements
  2. regulatory information
  3. device authorization
  4. radio approvals for wireless devices
  5. bluetooth wireless technology interoperability
  6. regulatory statements
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  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. Introduction
  17. This guide
  18. Other icons used
  19. Chapter 1: Getting Started
  20. Keeping yourself comfortable
  21. Important information on your computer's cooling fan
  22. Setting up your computer
  23. installing a memory module
  24. Removing a memory module
  25. Connecting an external USB mouse
  26. Connecting an external USB keyboard
  27. Connecting the modem
  28. Connecting to a network
  29. Connecting other external devices
  30. Using the computer for the first time
  31. Your computer's features and specifications
  32. using the touchpad
  33. Setting up your software
  34. Registering your computer with Toshiba
  35. setting up a printer
  36. Customizing your computer's settings
  37. Powering off the computer
  38. Caring for your computer
  39. Moving the computer
  40. Chapter 2: Learning the Basics
  41. Using the keyboard
  42. Character keys
  43. Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys
  44. Overlay keys
  45. Starting a program
  46. Saving your work
  47. Printing your work
  48. Copying documents to a diskette
  49. Taking care of diskettes
  50. Restoring your work
  51. Setting up for communications
  52. Connecting your computer to a network
  53. An overview of using the Internet
  54. Internet Service Providers
  55. Surfing the Internet
  56. the Internet
  57. Chapter 3: Mobile Computing
  58. Battery Notice
  59. Maximizing battery life
  60. Using additional batteries
  61. Charging batteries
  62. Charging the RTC battery
  63. Using a battery charger
  64. Monitoring battery power
  65. Determining remaining battery power
  66. Conserving battery power
  67. Setting a power usage mode
  68. Using battery alarms
  69. Turning off the display automatically
  70. Changing the battery
  71. Removing the battery from the computer
  72. Inserting a charged battery
  73. Traveling tips
  74. Chapter 4: Expansion Options
  75. Using the optional external USB diskette drive
  76. Using an optional external DVD-ROM drive
  77. Using a DVD drive
  78. Removing discs (CD or DVD)
  79. Caring for CDs and DVDs
  80. on the computer
  81. Adjusting the quality of the external display
  82. Using tablet mode
  84. Using the Toshiba tablet pen
  85. configuration
  86. Inserting a PC Card
  87. Hot swapping PC Cards
  88. Chapter 5: Enhancing Productivity
  89. Customizing the taskbar
  90. Bringing the world to your desktop
  91. Changing desktop and browsing style
  92. Personalizing individual windows
  93. Customizing window toolbars
  94. Displaying information about each folder
  96. Determining the COM port
  97. Using the Ethernet LAN Port
  98. Exchanging data with another computer
  99. Setting up a direct cable connection
  100. Accessing the wireless modules using your system tray
  101. Using Bluetooth
  102. Using external speakers or headphones
  103. Using a microphone
  104. Adjusting recording settings
  105. Turn Off or Shut down command
  106. Standby command
  107. Using Turn Off or Shut down
  108. Starting again after Turn Off or Shut down
  109. Using Hibernation
  110. Going into Hibernation mode more quickly
  111. Starting again from Hibernation
  112. Going into Standby mode more quickly
  113. Starting again from Standby
  114. Chapter 6: Toshiba Utilities
  115. Fn-esse
  116. Assigning a key to a program or document
  117. Viewing existing key assignments
  118. Changing or removing existing key assignments
  119. TOSHIBA Console
  120. Network
  121. Toshiba Hardware Setup
  122. The Toshiba Rotation Utility
  123. Cross Menu Utility
  124. TOSHIBA Tablet Access Code Utility
  125. TOSHIBA Zooming Utility
  126. TOSHIBA SD Memory Boot Utility
  127. Chapter 7: Keeping Your Files Safe
  128. User-level passwords
  129. Disabling the user-level password
  130. Using the power-on (user-level) password
  131. system setup
  132. Chapter 8: If Something Goes Wrong
  133. Problems when you turn on the computer
  134. Using Startup options to fix problems
  135. Internet problems
  136. Resolving a hardware conflict
  137. A plan of action
  138. Fixing a problem with Device Manager
  139. Memory card problems
  140. Power and the batteries
  141. Keyboard problems
  142. Disk drive problems
  143. DVD-ROM or multi-function drive problems
  144. Sound system problems
  145. PC Card problems
  146. Printer problems
  147. Modem problems
  149. DVD operating problems
  150. Develop good computing habits
  151. If you need further assistance
  152. Other Toshiba Internet Web sites
  153. Toshiba's worldwide offices
  154. Appendix A: Hot Keys
  155. With a password
  156. Standby Mode
  157. Hibernation mode
  158. Display modes
  159. Wireless device enable/disable
  160. Zooming Applications In/Out
  161. Appendix B: Power Cord/Cable Connectors
  162. Computer
  163. Getting Started
  164. ConfigFree Utilities
  165. Search for Wireless Devices
  166. Profile Settings
  167. Quick Connect
  168. Using the Automatic Switch
  169. Semi-Automatic Switch Feature
  170. Glossary
  171. Index
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Table of contents
  1. Table of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Features
  6. hardware overview
  7. inch Hard Disk Drive
  8. Keyboard
  9. TFT Color Display
  10. Power Supply
  11. Batteries
  12. AC Adapter
  13. Troubleshooting
  14. Troubleshooting Flowchart
  15. Power Supply Troubleshooting
  16. main battery
  17. System Board Troubleshooting
  18. troubleshooting procedures
  19. troubleshooting
  20. HDD Troubleshooting
  21. Keyboard Troubleshooting
  22. Display Troubleshooting
  23. Touch Pad Troubleshooting
  24. Modem Troubleshooting
  25. LAN Troubleshooting
  26. Sound Troubleshooting
  27. SD Card Slot Troubleshooting
  28. Tablet Pen Troubleshooting
  29. Wireless LAN Troubleshooting
  30. Bluetooth Troubleshooting
  31. Chapter 3 Contents
  32. Table Of Contents
  33. the diagnostic test
  34. executing the diagnostic test
  35. h/w initial information setting tool
  36. setting of the hardware configuration
  37. system test
  38. memory test
  39. keyboard test
  40. display test
  41. usb floppy disk test
  42. async test
  43. hard disk test
  44. real timer test
  45. ndp test
  46. expansion test
  47. bluetooth test
  48. tests and diagnostics
  49. error status code
  50. hdc status
  51. fdd cleaning
  52. log utilities
  53. running test
  54. floppy disk drive utilities
  55. system configuration
  56. accessing the setup program
  57. setup options
  58. replacement procedures
  59. battery pack
  60. pc card/sd memory card
  61. touch pad
  62. memory module
  63. base cover assembly
  64. mini pci
  65. mdc modem
  66. rtc battery
  67. bluetooth module
  68. hinge cables
  69. system board
  70. speaker/led board
  71. second fan
  72. lcd unit/fl inverter
  73. hinge switch board
  74. fluorescent lamp
  75. appendix a handling the lcd module
  76. appendix b board layout
  77. led board
  78. application switch board
  79. power switch board
  80. appendix e key layout
  81. appendix g reliability
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Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. regulatory information
  3. industry canada requirement
  4. telephone company procedures
  5. fax branding
  6. wireless interoperability
  7. wireless lan and your health
  8. device authorization
  9. interference statement
  10. bluetooth wireless technology interoperability
  11. regulatory statements
  12. Notice
  13. Introduction
  14. Setting up your computer and getting started
  15. placement of the computer
  16. connecting a printer
  17. Using PC Cards
  18. inserting a pc card
  19. Learning the basics
  20. Using a DVD-ROM drive
  21. Moving the computer
  22. setting battery alarms
  23. inserting a charged battery
  24. maximizing battery life
  25. If something goes wrong
  26. display problems
  27. If you need further assistance
  28. Power cable connectors
  29. Index
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M200 - Portege - Pentium M 1.5 GHz

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Control Unit
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