Getting Started
x Getting Started (features vary by model)Playing Videos in Windows Media Center ...187Playin
90 Getting Started (features vary by model)About the Remote ControlUse the remote control to open the Windows Media Center program, and use it to view
Using the Windows Media Center Remote Control 91Troubleshooting the Remote ControlIf the remote doesn’t work: Make sure that the batteries for the re
92 Getting Started (features vary by model)
Introducing Your Computer Software 93Introducing Your Computer SoftwareThe operation of your computer is controlled by two kinds of software: The Mic
94 Getting Started (features vary by model)Removing desktop iconsYou can remove most desktop icons by deleting them.To delete a desktop icon:1 Right-c
Introducing Your Computer Software 95Organizing the All Programs listTo change the name of an item:1 Right-click the item.2 Click Rename.3 Type the ne
96 Getting Started (features vary by model)Resizing WindowsAll windows have three buttons in the upper-right corner. The middle button is either the M
Introducing Your Computer Software 97About the InternetThis section describes connecting to and using the Internet, including how to use a Web browser
98 Getting Started (features vary by model)Using a BrowserA Web browser program searches for and displays Web site information. How you explore the In
Introducing Your Computer Software 99Restricting Internet contentThe Internet provides you with a wide variety of information, but some information ma
Setting Up the Computer 1Setting Up the ComputerPutting the Computer TogetherFollow the steps on the setup poster to set up the computer. Read the top
100 Getting Started (features vary by model)Using the Norton Internet Security Antivirus SoftwareWhen you use the computer for e-mail, network, or Int
Introducing Your Computer Software 101Setting a Full System Scan timeTo schedule a time for a Norton Internet Security Full System Scan:1 Double-click
102 Getting Started (features vary by model)Sending and Receiving E-MailE-mail enables you to send and receive letters, pictures, postcards, and even
Introducing Your Computer Software 103Software Quick Reference Table(Select models only)Your computer includes a number of software programs that: Re
104 Getting Started (features vary by model)muvee autoProducer (select models only) Add your own style to your movies with music, pictures, titles, s
Introducing Your Computer Software 105Backup My PC(select models only) Create computer backup files to protect your data and other important files on
106 Getting Started (features vary by model)
Managing Files 107Managing FilesA file is any unit of information that is named and stored on the computer hard disk drive or other electronic storage
108 Getting Started (features vary by model)Creating Folders1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar, and then click Computer.OrClick the Win
Managing Files 109Finding FilesTo find a file, you can use the Search box at the top of every folder, or the search box on the Windows Start Button me
2 Getting Started (features vary by model)Not all power strips provide surge protection; the power strip must be specifically labeled as having this c
110 Getting Started (features vary by model)Renaming Files1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar, and then click Computer.OrClick the Windo
Managing Files 111Copying Files1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar, and then click Computer.OrClick the Windows Start Button on the ta
112 Getting Started (features vary by model)
Using CD and DVD Media Drives 113Using CD and DVD Media DrivesUsing the CD and DVD DrivesYour computer can come with several types of CD or DVD drives
114 Getting Started (features vary by model)Handling CDs and DVDsTo avoid damaging a disc, follow these guidelines: Return the disc to the case when
Using CD and DVD Media Drives 1154 Close the disc tray by: Gently pushing the tray into the computer.Or Clicking the open/close button on the contro
116 Getting Started (features vary by model)Disc Features and Compatibility TableDisc File typeCan be recorded ontoPlays in computerPlays in home or c
Using CD and DVD Media Drives 117Optical Drive Quick Reference TableOptical drive can:CD-ROM CD-RWDVD-ROMDVD-RAMDVD+RW/+RDVD-RW/-RDouble-layer DVDComb
118 Getting Started (features vary by model)Using Blu-ray and HD Disc DrivesIf the computer came with a Blu-ray (BR) and high-definition (HD) disc dri
Using the Memory Card Reader 119Using the Memory Card ReaderDigital cameras and other digital imaging devices use memory cards, or media, to store dig
Setting Up the Computer 3Audio Line Out (powered speakers).Audio Line In.Headphones.Microphone.FireWire® (IEEE 1394) for video cameras or other device
120 Getting Started (features vary by model)To use the memory card reader:1 Insert the media into the card slot until it stops.The activity light (A)
Using the Memory Card Reader 121*Select models only. Not available in all countries/regions.Card Insert the media4-slot reader locationSmartMedia (SM)
122 Getting Started (features vary by model)2-slot memory card reader (select models only)A Activity lightF Upper slotG Lower slotCard Insert the medi
Using the Memory Card Reader 123Understanding the Activity LightThe memory card reader activity light is off when there are no media cards plugged int
124 Getting Started (features vary by model)Troubleshooting the Memory Card ReaderIf you are having problems reading from or writing to a memory card,
Using the HP Personal Media Drive and HP Pocket Media Drive 125Using the HP Personal Media Drive andHP Pocket Media DriveThe HP Personal Media Drive a
126 Getting Started (features vary by model)Connecting the DriveThe HP Media Drive is designed to work with most computers as an external drive that i
Using the HP Personal Media Drive and HP Pocket Media Drive 127Inserting the Drive into an HP Drive Bay1 Turn on the computer.2 In the horizontal posi
128 Getting Started (features vary by model)Connecting the Drive to a Computer Without a Drive BayThe HP Media Drives are designed to work with most c
Using the HP Personal Media Drive and HP Pocket Media Drive 129Locating the Drive and Assigning a Drive LetterWhen you plug the drive into an USB 2.0
4 Getting Started (features vary by model)CompositeVideo 2Secondary Composite video connector (yellow) to connect to a VCR, video camera, or other ana
130 Getting Started (features vary by model)Using the DriveWhen running for long periods of time, the aluminum case of the HP Media Drive may become v
Using the HP Personal Media Drive and HP Pocket Media Drive 131To disconnect the HP Media Drive safely:1 Close all programs that may be accessing the
132 Getting Started (features vary by model)Drive does not appear on my computerTry the following solutions in the order listed:1 Check to see if the
Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 133Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDsThis section describes how to play CDs, DVDs, or VCDs by using Windows Media Center, Windows M
134 Getting Started (features vary by model)Using Music with Windows Media CenterYou can copy digital music files and organize a music library by usin
Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 135Using the music libraryAdding music to the music libraryWhen you add music files to the music library, they are placed i
136 Getting Started (features vary by model)5 Click Add folders on this computer, and then click Next.6 Use the arrow buttons on the keyboard or the r
Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 137Deleting music files from the music library1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar, and then click Windows Med
138 Getting Started (features vary by model)Playing Music Files in Windows Media CenterTo open Windows Media Center, select Music by scrolling up or d
Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 139If you insert a music CD when Windows Media Center is not open, the AutoPlay window appears and lists various options. Y
Setting Up the Computer 5Printer (parallel) connector to connect a parallel printer (select models only).Universal Serial Bus (USB) 2.0 connector to c
140 Getting Started (features vary by model)Playing an album in Windows Media Center1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar, and then click
Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 141Creating a Queue in Windows Media CenterA queue is a temporary list of songs that is created in Music as you select song
142 Getting Started (features vary by model)1 Click Play Album to play the album from the album details window.2 The now playing window opens, and the
Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 143Creating a Playlist in Windows Media CenterA playlist is a customized list of songs that you can keep to play later or r
144 Getting Started (features vary by model)5 Go back to the Windows Media Center. Click the mouse on the left arrow on the top left of the screen to
Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 1454 Select a disc format, either Audio CD or Data CD, and then click Next.5 Use the arrow keys on the keyboard to select t
146 Getting Started (features vary by model)Listening to Online Radio StationsIn the radio area of Windows Media Center, you can play, listen, and pre
Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 147Playing CDs with Windows Media Player1 Insert the music CD or DVD movie into the drive. When the AutoPlay window opens,
148 Getting Started (features vary by model)Using Windows Media Center to play DVDs1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar.2 Click Windows M
Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 149Using country/region codesMost DVD discs have country/region codes embedded in the disc data that limit where the DVD mo
6 Getting Started (features vary by model)Composite VideoComposite Video In connector (yellow) to connect to a TV set-top box.A/V InAudio 1LPrimary le
150 Getting Started (features vary by model)3 If a DVD menu appears, use the remote control or the mouse to select the DVD menu items and control the
Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 1514 When you find the language you want, click Save.5 To return to the main settings window, press the Backspace key on th
152 Getting Started (features vary by model)Changing DVD closed captioningYou can change the DVD closed captioning options:1 Click the Windows Start B
Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 153Playing DVDs with Windows Media PlayerThe computer must have a DVD drive to play DVD movies.1 Insert the DVD movie into
154 Getting Started (features vary by model) Some HD DVD and Blu-ray advanced features may not be supported. As HD DVD and Blu-ray are new formats c
Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 155Playing Video CDs (VCDs)To play a VCD you must have either a CD or DVD drive:1 Insert the VCD into the CD or DVD drive.T
156 Getting Started (features vary by model)
Using Windows Media Center 157Using Windows Media CenterMicrosoft Windows Media Center lets you do amazing things with your computer. With a full rang
158 Getting Started (features vary by model)Setting Up Windows Media CenterThe first time that you start Windows Media Center on the computer, a Windo
Using Windows Media Center 159The following are some of the items that are included in the setup wizard: Check for your Internet connection. An Inter
Setting Up the Computer 7Modem (Line In RJ-11) (select models only).Plug the modem cable (provided in the computer box) into the computer modem connec
160 Getting Started (features vary by model)Windows Media Center Start MenuA Open the Windows Media Center Start menu.B Go back one screen.C Minimize
Using Windows Media Center 161 Music — Play music files or music CDs, create and edit playlists, and record music files to CD. See “Using Music with
162 Getting Started (features vary by model) Open specific windows in Windows Media Center by using the shortcut buttons on the remote control. Easi
Using Windows Media Center 163Transforming your living space into a theaterIn the Videos Library, you can easily play any of the home movies that have
164 Getting Started (features vary by model)Opening Windows Media Center with the Windows Media Center remote controlYou can use either the remote con
Using Windows Media Center 165Selecting items in Windows Media CenterYou can control the Windows Media Center functions and navigate Windows Media Cen
166 Getting Started (features vary by model)Windows Media Center control menuTo access the control menu in Windows Media Center, move the mouse to dis
Using Windows Media Center 1673 Select a settings category.4 Select one of the settings listed. Then, use the arrow keys on the keyboard or the arrow
168 Getting Started (features vary by model)To view information for your computer, go to the Support Web address that is listed in the Limited Warrant
Creating Audio and Data Discs 169Creating Audio and Data DiscsThis chapter contains the procedures that you must perform to record (or burn) files to
8 Getting Started (features vary by model)Connecting a Digital Camera (Photo or Video)The following instructions apply only to digital photo cameras a
170 Getting Started (features vary by model)Erasing Rewritable Discs Before RecordingPreviously recorded files on rewritable discs (CD-RW, DVD-RW, or
Creating Audio and Data Discs 171CyberLink Power2Go allows you to create closed-session or multisession CDs and DVDs. For closed-session CDs and DVDs,
172 Getting Started (features vary by model)Before you begin creating discs Save all work, and close all open programs. Turn off the screen saver.Cr
Creating Audio and Data Discs 173Creating video discsThis section provides instructions for creating a video disc. You can create a video disc from fi
174 Getting Started (features vary by model)Copying a discThe following section explains how to make a copy of an existing CD or DVD.Copying a disc us
Creating Audio and Data Discs 175Creating data discsThis section provides instructions for burning data files onto a disc.To create a data disc:1 Inse
176 Getting Started (features vary by model)LightScribe requirementsBurning a label with LightScribe requires three things: A LightScribe-enabled dis
Creating Audio and Data Discs 1779 Under Step 3: Select the label’s layout and background:a Select a layout style by clicking the arrows under Layout
178 Getting Started (features vary by model)7 Click the arrow button at the bottom of the window to continue.8 Under Step 3: Select the label’s layout
Working with Pictures and Videos 179Working with Pictures and VideosYou can view, copy, edit, print, and share digital images and videos by using the
Setting Up the Computer 93 A Found New Hardware message appears. Wait 2 or 3 minutes for Windows Vista to make the necessary settings for the new devi
180 Getting Started (features vary by model)Viewing Pictures in Windows Media CenterWith Windows Media Center, you can view, sort, edit, print, and cr
Working with Pictures and Videos 181Viewing Pictures in Windows Media CenterAfter you organize your pictures in the Pictures folder in Windows Explore
182 Getting Started (features vary by model)Viewing pictures as a slide show1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar, and then click Windows
Working with Pictures and Videos 183Using supported picture file types in Windows Media CenterYou can view the following types of image files in Windo
184 Getting Started (features vary by model)Editing Pictures in Windows Media CenterFixing red eye or contrast1 Click the Windows Start Button on th
Working with Pictures and Videos 1854 Press the i (More information) button on the remote control or Ctrl+D on the keyboard, and then select Picture D
186 Getting Started (features vary by model)Printing Pictures in Windows Media Center1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar, and then click
Working with Pictures and Videos 187Playing Videos in Windows Media CenterThe Pictures + Videos area in Windows Media Center makes it easy to play hom
188 Getting Started (features vary by model)Using supported video file typesYou can view the following types of video files in Windows Media Center. O
Working with Pictures and Videos 189Creating a DVD from Video Files in Windows Media Center1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar, and then
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10 Getting Started (features vary by model)Connecting Other DevicesOther peripheral devices can be connected to the front or back of the computer by u
190 Getting Started (features vary by model)
Creating Movies by Using muvee autoProducer 191Creating Movies by Usingmuvee autoProducer(Select models only)Creating personalized and professional-lo
192 Getting Started (features vary by model)3 Add music: Select music files on the computer to add to the movie soundtrack.You can use the following m
Creating Movies by Using muvee autoProducer 193Using muvee autoProducerGetting startedTo open muvee autoProducer (select models only):1 Click the Wind
194 Getting Started (features vary by model)4 Select one of the following buttons:Button Enables you to: SeeGet Video from CameraOpen the muvee Video
Creating Movies by Using muvee autoProducer 195Capturing video from a digital video cameraYou can use muvee autoProducer to capture (copy) digital vid
196 Getting Started (features vary by model)7 Click Browse to select a place to save the files, and then click OK.8 Click Filename to specify a file n
Creating Movies by Using muvee autoProducer 1973 Adjust the order of the video files by dragging and dropping the files.4 You can use the magicMoments
198 Getting Started (features vary by model)Adding picturesTo add still-image picture files to the movie project:1 Click the Add pictures button in th
Creating Movies by Using muvee autoProducer 199Adding musicTo add music files to the movie project as a soundtrack:1 Click the Add music button in the
Setting Up the Computer 11Adjusting the MonitorAdjusting the screen resolution by using VistaTo change the screen resolution by using Vista:1 Right-cl
200 Getting Started (features vary by model)Changing the settingsTo adjust the audio and video project settings for the movie:1 Click the Personalize
Creating Movies by Using muvee autoProducer 2016 Click the Title tab to type in the movie title. Select the animation style of the title. Choose the
202 Getting Started (features vary by model)Previewing the movieAfter you have made the movie, you can preview how it looks and sounds, and take snaps
Creating Movies by Using muvee autoProducer 2035 Use the controls in the Tweak muvee window to modify the movie project: Click the Auto-replace with
204 Getting Started (features vary by model)Saving the movie projectAfter you are satisfied with the look of the movie project, you are ready to save
Creating Movies by Using muvee autoProducer 205Recording the movie project to discTo create a DVD, VCD, or SVCD disc of the movie project:1 Click the
206 Getting Started (features vary by model)Upgrading muvee autoProducerYou can purchase an upgraded version of muvee autoProducer. The upgraded versi
Index 207IndexAaddingCD tracks to the music library 136music files to the music libraryfrom the hard disk drive 135adjusting monitor 11antivirus, inst
208 Getting Started (features vary by model)connectorAudio Line In 5Audio Line Out 5back panel 7Composite Video In 6computer 2FM In 6headphones 4keybo
Index 209HP Media Drive 125activity and power lights 127automatic on and off feature 126disconnecting the drive 130inserting a drive 127location and d
12 Getting Started (features vary by model)Setting Up a Local Area NetworkA home local area network (LAN) may consist of either a wired or a wireless
210 Getting Started (features vary by model)Nnetwork interface adapter 5Network Interface Card (NIC) 13Norton Internet Securityconfiguring 100register
Index 211Ttransferring information to your new computer 55troubleshootingremote sensor 91turning off computer 44Uupdate, Windows Vista 53updating, sys
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Setting Up the Computer 13Setting Up a Wired (Ethernet) ConnectionThe Ethernet connection, which may be called network interface adapter, Network Inte
14 Getting Started (features vary by model)Integrated Wireless DevicesWireless technology transfers data across radio waves instead of wires. Your com
Setting Up the Computer 15To connect the wireless LAN antenna:1 Screw the wireless LAN antenna cable into the wireless LAN connector on the back of th
16 Getting Started (features vary by model)Using wireless security featuresWhen you set up a home WLAN or access an existing public WLAN, always enabl
Connecting Speakers or Microphone 17Connecting Speakers or MicrophoneSpeakers are included with the monitor (select models only), or they are sold sep
18 Getting Started (features vary by model)The connectors are 3.5 mm (1/8-inch) stereo mini-jacks that connect from the back of the computer to speake
Connecting Speakers or Microphone 19The following table shows the sound connectors on the back panel of computer systems.Sound connectorType 3 Type 6
Table of Contents iiiTable of ContentsSetting Up the Computer ...1Putting the C
20 Getting Started (features vary by model)Connecting a MicrophoneYour computer comes with one microphone connector in the back of the computer. Some
Connecting Speakers or Microphone 21Speaker ConfigurationsYou may set up your computer for the following supported configurations:Name Speaker system
22 Getting Started (features vary by model)Speaker typesSpeakers may be included with the monitor (select models only) or are sold separately. Refer t
Connecting Speakers or Microphone 235 Turn on the computer.6 Plug in the speaker system power.7 Turn on the speaker system.Step 8 is optional for a tw
24 Getting Started (features vary by model)3 Connect the rear speaker cable to the black connector that matches the back of your computer.For type 3-c
Connecting Speakers or Microphone 25Connecting 5.1 (Five speakers and a subwoofer) audio speakersTo connect two front speakers, two rear speakers, a c
26 Getting Started (features vary by model)8 Plug in the speaker system power.9 Turn on the speaker system.10 After the speakers are connected to the
Connecting Speakers or Microphone 274 For type 6 connectors only, connect the side speaker cable to the gray Audio Line Side connector on the back of
28 Getting Started (features vary by model)The following diagram shows a typical 7.1 audio installation.Connecting your home stereo system (optional)M
Connecting Speakers or Microphone 29Connecting a home stereo system to a computer requires audio cables that are long enough to reach from the compute
iv Getting Started (features vary by model)Connecting Speakers or Microphone ...17Sound Connector T
30 Getting Started (features vary by model)5.1 home audio installationThe following diagram shows a typical advanced home theater audio six-channel (6
Connecting Speakers or Microphone 315.1 home audio installation procedureTo connect a six-channel (5.1 speaker) home audio system to the computer:1 Tu
32 Getting Started (features vary by model)7 Select the receiver/amplifier input that the Y adapter cables are plugged into.8 Turn on the computer.9 A
Connecting Speakers or Microphone 337.1 home audio installation procedureTo connect an eight-channel (7.1 speaker) home audio system to the computer:1
34 Getting Started (features vary by model)6 Turn on the receiver/amplifier.7 Select the receiver/amplifier input to which the Y adapter cables are co
Connecting Speakers or Microphone 355 Turn on the speaker system.6 After the speakers are connected to the computer, configure the audio software for
36 Getting Started (features vary by model)Connecting Speakers Using the Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Sound CardThis section provides an overview of co
Connecting Speakers or Microphone 37To connect the X-Fi sound card to your speakers:1 Use the audio connection table to connect your audio system to t
38 Getting Started (features vary by model)
Getting Help 39Getting HelpFinding Onscreen GuidesOnscreen guides are available in the User’s Guides folder (select models only).1 Click the Windows S
Table of Contents vUsing the Computer with Safety and Comfort...48Setting Up User Accounts ...
40 Getting Started (features vary by model)Using the Onscreen Help and Support CenterInformation about your computer is in the onscreen Help and Suppo
Getting Help 41Using HP Total Care Advisor SoftwareHP Total Care Advisor is a desktop tool you use to monitor and access system health information abo
42 Getting Started (features vary by model)
Turning On the Computer for the First Time 43Turning On the Computer for the First TimeAfter you have completed the steps on the setup poster, you are
44 Getting Started (features vary by model)Turning Off the ComputerFor best results, when using Microsoft Windows Vista, do not shut down the computer
Turning On the Computer for the First Time 45Using LockIf you lock the computer, only you or the administrator can log on to it.1 Click the Windows St
46 Getting Started (features vary by model)Using Hibernate modeHibernate mode is available as an advanced power setting. When the computer is in Hiber
Turning On the Computer for the First Time 47Restarting the ComputerWhen you restart the computer, the computer clears some settings and starts over u
48 Getting Started (features vary by model)To connect to the Internet:1 Sign up with an ISP. If you already have an account with an ISP, skip this ste
Turning On the Computer for the First Time 49Setting Up User AccountsUser accounts enable you to set the privileges for each user of the computer. For
vi Getting Started (features vary by model)Configuring Speaker and Sound Options ...73Adjusting speaker vo
50 Getting Started (features vary by model)Protecting the ComputerProtect the computer, personal settings, and data from a variety of risks by using:
Turning On the Computer for the First Time 51 Don’t use personal information that others can easily figure out, such as your birthday, child’s name,
52 Getting Started (features vary by model)Using antivirus softwareWhen you use the computer for e-mail, network, or Internet access, you expose it to
Turning On the Computer for the First Time 53Configuring the computer for automatic Microsoft software updatesMicrosoft continually updates the Window
54 Getting Started (features vary by model)Installing critical security updatesAdditional updates to the operating system and other software may have
Turning On the Computer for the First Time 55 If you need to restore factory settings after you install a program that is incompatible:a Make sure yo
56 Getting Started (features vary by model)
Using the Keyboard 57Using the KeyboardYour computer may include either a standard keyboard or a wireless keyboard. Using the keyboard is the primary
58 Getting Started (features vary by model)Function keysThe function keys, located above the main keys, are labeled F1 through F12. Most function key
Using the Keyboard 59Numeric keysPress the Num Lock key to lock and unlock the numeric key functions: When the Num Lock light on the keyboard is on,
Table of Contents viiUsing the Norton Internet Security Antivirus Software ...100Configuring and registerin
60 Getting Started (features vary by model)Special keyboard buttonsThere are special buttons (select models only) at the top of the keyboard. These bu
Using the Keyboard 61Search Opens page designed to search the Internet. Can be reconfigured to open any Web site or software program.OrE-mail Opens e-
62 Getting Started (features vary by model)Media control or playback buttonsCustomizing the keyboard buttonsYou can customize some of the special butt
Using the Keyboard 635 Click the Buttons tab, and then double-click the button that you want to change.6 For the button configuration, click the Down
64 Getting Started (features vary by model)Wireless Mouse and Keyboard TroubleshootingSynchronizing a wireless mouse and keyboardIf the wireless mouse
Using the Keyboard 65After the mouse connection is established, repeat the procedure with the keyboard:1 Push the Connect button on the receiver, and
66 Getting Started (features vary by model)
Using the Mouse 67Using the MouseYour computer includes a mouse for directing the cursor (pointer) on the Windows Vista desktop. The mouse uses a roll
68 Getting Started (features vary by model)Using the Mouse ButtonsThe mouse has two or three buttons on the top: Click the left mouse button (A) to p
Using the Mouse 69Autoscrolling1 Place the cursor anywhere in the document, and then press the scroll wheel button once. An autoscroll icon appears.2
viii Getting Started (features vary by model)Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs ...133Using Musi
70 Getting Started (features vary by model)Changing mouse pointer speedTo change the speed of the cursor on the screen relative to the motion of the m
Using the Mouse 71Changing the scroll wheel speedTo change the scroll wheel speed:1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar.2 Click Control Pa
72 Getting Started (features vary by model)
Configuring Speaker and Sound Options 73Configuring Speaker and Sound OptionsSpeakers are included with the monitor (select models only), or they are
74 Getting Started (features vary by model)Adjusting speaker volumeUse the Volume icon on the taskbar to set speaker volume. Then, you can adjust the
Configuring Speaker and Sound Options 75Selecting a microphoneYour computer comes with one microphone connector on the back of the computer. Some mode
76 Getting Started (features vary by model)Using the Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi or X-Fi Fatality audio cardThis section provides an overview of confi
Configuring Speaker and Sound Options 77Configuring the FlexiJack connectorYour audio device may have a FlexiJack connector that supports both microph
78 Getting Started (features vary by model)Using Entertainment ModeThe Entertainment Mode optimizes the audio card for playing movies and music.Availa
Configuring Speaker and Sound Options 796 Click the Speaker Configuration tab.7 Select your type of speakers from the drop-down menu.8 Click OK.The Re
Table of Contents ixWindows Media Center Features ...161The right music for the
80 Getting Started (features vary by model) Microphone: Enables fine control over the recording volume and playback volume of the microphone. Include
Configuring Speaker and Sound Options 81 HDMI Output: Enables you to select the Environment and Equalizer settings. You can select an environment, su
82 Getting Started (features vary by model)Retasking front panel audio connectorsYou can retask the Line In, Mic In, Headphone, and Front Speaker Out
Configuring Speaker and Sound Options 83Configuring multistreaming audioThe Realtek HD Audio Manager software enables you to listen to two different a
84 Getting Started (features vary by model)When to use multistreaming audioYou may multistream two audio sources as described in the following typical
Configuring Speaker and Sound Options 85Example 2: For digital home entertainmentTo configure multistreaming audio output for digital home entertainme
86 Getting Started (features vary by model)Selecting recording devices(Type 6 connectors only)To select a sound recording device:1 Click the Windows S
Using the Windows Media Center Remote Control 87Using the Windows Media CenterRemote Control(Select models only)The remote control is designed to work
88 Getting Started (features vary by model)Remote Control Buttons Overview1 On/Off (Sleep) — Puts the computer into and out of a power-reduced Sleep m
Using the Windows Media Center Remote Control 8918 0 to 9, #, * — Enters text and numbers into a Windows Media Center search or text box. Each time yo
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