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UMCNBKM60001203USA-01ANotebookUser’s Guide©2004 eMachines, Inc. All rights reserved. eMachines, stylized “e” and figure logo are trademarks or registe

getting started10❂When using your modem:— Use only Number 26 AWG or larger telecommunication line cord.— During an electrical storm, disconnect modem/

11first things first❂Do the following to work comfortably and protect yourself from repetitive-stress injury:— Sit in a comfortable position, with you

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14getting startedbattery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57charging your battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

15Your eMachines notebook has been designed so that you can set it up quickly and start using it right away.We’re going to walk you through each of th

getting started163. Turn your notebook right-side up and connect the AC power adapter to the notebook and a wall outlet.A yellow status light on the f

17getting started4. Open your notebook:Slide the latch on the front of the notebook to the right 1 and, at the same time, lift the top panel 2. Adjust

getting started185. Press the power button at the top right of the keyboard area to turn on your notebook.As your notebook starts up, you’ll see the e

19getting started6. To turn off your notebook, do the following:a. Exit all programs you may have opened. b. From the Windows desktop, click Start 1 &

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21Before you begin using your eMachines notebook, let’s look at it from different views and tour its basic features. This chapter looks at your notebo

getting started22openTo begin with, look at your opened notebook and locate its main features.1 display 5 ported bass speakers2 quick action buttons a

23quick tourleft sidestandard features on select models1 PC card 4 FireWire (1394) 2 PC card eject button 5 CompactFlash, MicroDrive3 Universal Seria

getting started24right side1 CD/DVD drive 3 CD/DVD eject button2 CD/DVD drive activity light4 CD/DVD manual eject button

25quick tourback1 AC power connector 6 external monitor (VGA) port2 microphone connector 7 USB ports (2)3 headphone connector 8 S-Video (TV out)(on se

getting started26bottom1 mini-PCI 4 battery 2 memory 5 battery release 3 hard drive 6 battery lockDo not obstruct the air vents. They are necessary fo

27In this chapter, we’ll discuss all of the basics you need to know when using your notebook, including: ❂ using the power button❂ using the touchpad❂

getting started28using the power buttonYour power button has three uses:❂ turn on: If the notebook is off, press the power button to turn it on.❂ turn

29using your notebookusing the touchpadThe built-in touchpad includes all the functionality of a traditional mouse. Just like a mouse, the touchpad le

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getting started30scrollingIn some applications, you can drag your finger up or down on the scroll zone to roll the display up or down.tappingA unique

31using your notebookusing the keyboardIn addition to full-sized keys, your keyboard includes special function keys and a numeric keypad.Familiarize y

getting started32See the following table for definitions of the special function keys.To use a special function key, press and hold down the Fn key, p

33using your notebooknumeric keypadTo lock in the numeric keypad, press Fn +. To unlock the numeric keypad, press Fn + again. When the numeric keypad

getting started34using quick action buttonsSeven buttons are located along the top right of the keyboard area. These buttons are used to launch progra

35using your notebookinterpreting status lights 1 AC power on: AC power is connectedoff: AC power is not connected2 wireless on/off on: wireless netw

getting started36using the displayThis section discusses the most common display-related tasks you may need to perform, including:❂ cleaning the displ

37using your notebookadjusting the resolutionYour notebook is already set to the optimal resolution for your display. If you use an external monitor o

getting started383. If you want to change the settings for the TV, click Start > Control Panel > Appearance and Themes > Display. Click the S

39using your notebookusing CDs and DVDsYour notebook includes either a combination CD-RW/DVD or DVD-RW drive. This drive can be used to store and tran

getting started4eMachines Customer Care eMachines is committed to delivering a great computer experience — not only with an exciting line of affordabl

getting started40caring for and handling discsWhen handling CDs and DVDs, touch only the center and outside edges. Touching the reflective surface of

41using your notebooklistening to audio CDsTo play an audio CD:1. Insert your CD into the CD/DVD drive.Wait a moment for your notebook to recognize th

getting started42viewing DVDsIt’s fun, convenient, and easy to watch a DVD on your notebook! 1. Insert your DVD into the CD/DVD drive.Wait a moment fo

43using your notebookcreating CDsYour notebook comes with either an integrated CD-RW or a DVD-RW drive, which allows you to create your own music and

getting started443. Select Copy to CD or Device from the list of options on the taskbar.4. Above the title bar on the Music to Copy side of the window

45using your notebookcreating a data CDThis section walks you through the process of creating a data CD, which consists of the following basic steps:❂

getting started46d. In the File and Folder Tasks area of the screen, select Copy this folder (or Copy this file, depending on your selection).e. Selec

47using your notebook3. After you have selected and assembled the files, copy the files to the CD using the following procedures:a. Click the icon in

getting started48creating data DVDs (on select models)This section walks you through the process of creating a data DVD, which consists of the followi

49using your notebook3. Select the items you want to copy to DVD using the following procedures:a. Click Start > My Computer.b. Locate the files yo

5first things firsthow to contact usWhen you need help or information, or want to get in touch with us, first try our website. If you don’t find what

getting started504. After you have selected and assembled the files, copy the files to the DVD using the following procedures:a. Click the eject butto

51using your notebookusing the digital media readerThe versatile digital media reader gives you left-side-panel access to:❂ SecureDigitalTM (SD)❂ Comp

getting started52Your notebook ships with protectors in the media slots. To protect open slots, replace the protectors when the media reader is not in

53using your notebookaccessing filesIn this section, you will learn about accessing files on media cards:❂ using the pop up wizard❂ using Windows Expl

getting started543. Select Copy pictures to a folder on my computer using Microsoft Scanner and Camera Wizard.The Scanner and Camera Wizard is display

55using your notebook6. Type the filename and location for this group of pictures and click Next.— The name can be descriptive (such as “christmas par

getting started56using Windows ExplorerIf you media card contains only data files, an Explorer window is displayed.1. Remove the media card from your

57You can use your notebook on either battery or AC power. Your choice of power source depends on your preference and the availability of AC power. Wh

getting started58charging your batteryAn installed battery will automatically recharge whenever the notebook is connected to an AC power source. To e

59batterymanaging your battery consumptionYour notebook uses the latest chipset and processor technology, allowing the notebook to scale its processor

getting started6by telephoneOur call center team is highly trained and ready to help answer your questions, troubleshoot any problems, or direct you t

getting started60battery charge iconWhenever your notebook is using battery power, a battery icon is displayed in the system tray. Pay close attention

61batterywarning messages and alarmsIf you are running on battery power and the charge gets low, your notebook will display warning messages and sound

getting started62The following tabs are available in the Power Options Properties window.power schemes A power scheme is a group of basic power-use se

63batteryrefreshing your batteryWe recommend refreshing your battery several times a year, or more often if you frequently use your battery. If your b

getting started645. After the battery is completely drained, reconnect your notebook to AC power. 6. Charge the battery completely, until the yellow b

65Read this chapter when you need to upgrade or replace your:❂ battery ❂ memory❂ hard drive assemblyAll user-replaceable components are accessed from

getting started66battery To remove and install a battery:1. Power off your notebook and close the display. Disconnect all cables, including the AC pow

67upgrades and replacements4. To insert a new battery pack, hold the battery label side down and at an angle, as shown 1.Slide the connector end of th

getting started68memoryTo remove and install a memory module:1. Power off your notebook and close the display. Disconnect all cables, including the AC

69upgrades and replacements4. To remove an existing memory module, gently press outward on the retaining clips on both sides of the memory module 1 un

7first things firsthelp toolsWe’ve developed this book and its companion poster to help you learn about your notebook and how to use it, but other too

getting started705. To insert a new memory module, hold the memory module at a 45-degree angle and insert it into the empty memory slot 1. Gently pres

71upgrades and replacementshard drive assemblyYour notebook includes one high-capacity, industry-standard, 9.5-mm IDE hard disk drive. This hard drive

getting started723. To remove an existing hard drive assembly, first remove the hard drive retaining screw 1. Then, grasp the hard drive and slide the

73If you ever need to restore your notebook to its original configuration, use the restore CDs that were shipped inside the box with your notebook. Th

getting started745. The following message is displayed: Caution: All data in the hard drive will be lost! Back up your files before proceeding. Are yo

75Your notebook and its preinstalled software are designed to be trouble free. However, if you do encounter problems, this chapter may help you solve

getting started76battery and power Q My battery charge icon is not accurate or a battery charge does not last as long as I think it should. What shou

77troubleshootingkeyboard and touchpad Q My notebook is not responding to the keyboard or the touchpad. How do I enable tapping on my touchpad?A You

getting started78Q When I type, some of the letter keys type numbers instead of the letters. What’s wrong?A Your numeric keypad is activated. Press

79troubleshootingdisplay brightness and resolutionQ My display is blank. What’s wrong?A It could be several things:❂ Your notebook may be “Sleeping.

getting started8basic care and safety Your notebook is designed and tested to meet the latest standards for information technology equipment safety.To

getting started80sound and volumeQ There is no sound coming from my notebook. What’s wrong?A The volume is muted or is turned down too low.Do the fo

81troubleshootingdigital media readerQ Nothing happens when I insert a card into the media reader.A Check the system tray for the media icon. If you

getting started82error messagesQ I receive an “Out of Memory” or “Insufficient Memory” message. What’s wrong?A Your system resources are low, and al

83United States Federal Communications Commission NoticeThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital devic

getting started84wireless communicationsThe transmitting antenna must not be operated with any other antenna or transmitter. This equipment complies w

85appendixEuropean NoticeProducts with the CE Marking comply with the EMC Directive (89/336/EEC) and the Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC) issued by t

getting started86telephone0141-9512461To identify this product, refer to the model number found on the product.Canadian NoticeThis Class B digital app

87appendixU.S. Regulations Governing the Use of ModemsThis equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC Rules. On this equipment is a label that contain

getting started88U.K. Modem Compliance InformationThis modem is approved by the secretary of state at the Department of Trade and Industry for connect

89appendixThis modem is approved for use in only the following functions:❂ storage of telephone numbers for retrieval by a predator mined code❂ initia

9first things first❂Provide adequate space around your notebook so that air vents are not obstructed. Do not use the notebook on a bed, sofa, rug, or

getting started90notebook specificationsdimensionsdepth: 10.4 in (264.16 mm)width: 14 in (355.6 mm)height: 1.6 in (40.64 mm)weight: 7.5 lb (3.4 kg)ope