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4 The HP Setup Program
Using the HP Setup Program
54 English
•
Within a field selects the next lower value and selects the
next higher value.
•
displays a sub-menu for menu items marked with a solid
right arrow .
•
or + allows you to exit from a sub-menu.
•
The and arrows select menus from the menu bar.
•
loads factory-installed default values.
•
restores previous values from CMOS.
•
or + displays the general help screen.
•
exits from the general help screen.
•
Use the key to exit
Setup
without saving any changes.
•
Use the key to save your settings and exit
Setup
.
Pressing the or arrow keys while you are on a main menu
screen, will take you to the next menu option. If, however, you are on a
sub-menu screen and you press these arrows, you will stay on that
screen.
Use the and arrow keys to scroll through the items on the
general help screen.
The Setup
Configuration Summary
You can view a summary of the PC’s configuration if you have chosen to
view the POST tests. A summary screen is displayed when the POST has
completed. It is displayed for a few seconds only, but you can “freeze” it
so that you can verify the configuration. Press the Pause/Break key to
“freeze” the summary screen. When you have finished reading the
summary, press any key to continue.
Setup
changes system behavior by modifying the power-on
initialization parameters. Setting incorrect values may cause system
boot failure. Should this occur, press . This will load
Setup
default
values to recover.
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- User’s Guide 1
- Welcome to Your HP Vectra PC 4
- Francais v 5
- Contents 7
- Setting Up Your PC 13
- Unpacking Your PC 14
- Installation Tools 15
- 1 Setting Up Your PC 16
- 4 English 16
- Mouse Keyboard Display 16
- Connecting a Printer 17
- Connecting the Power Cords 18
- 10 English 22
- Using Your PC 23
- Starting and Stopping Your PC 24
- English 13 25
- 2 Using Your PC 25
- The Windows Icon 26
- The Power-On Icon on 26
- The Application Key 26
- HP Utilities 27
- Advanced Power Management 28
- Personalizing Your Mouse 29
- 18 English 30
- How to Install Accessories 31
- In Your PC 31
- Supported HP Accessories 32
- English 21 33
- Removing the Cover 34
- English 23 35
- 24 English 36
- English 25 37
- Installing Memory 38
- English 27 39
- To Install a Pair of Video 40
- Memory Modules on 40
- Installing more memory 41
- Video Adapter 41
- 30 English 42
- Installing Accessory Boards 43
- Windows 95 and 44
- Plug and Play 44
- Installing the Board 45
- 34 English 46
- Protection cover 46
- English 35 47
- 36 English 48
- RFI bezel 48
- English 37 49
- Data cable Power cable 49
- 38 English 50
- Connecting an IDE 51
- Device to a Data Cable 51
- After Installing an IDE 51
- English 41 53
- 42 English 54
- English 43 55
- Power cable 55
- Data cable 55
- 44 English 56
- Cable” on page 39 57
- 46 English 58
- English 47 59
- After Installing an 60
- Upgrade Processor 60
- 50 English 62
- The HP Setup Program 63
- Using the HP Setup Program 64
- The Setup 66
- Configuration Summary 66
- English 55 67
- 4 The HP Setup Program 67
- Setting Passwords 73
- Setting an 74
- Administrator 74
- Password 74
- Setting a User 75
- Clearing Passwords 75
- After Installing an IDE Drive 76
- Troubleshooting Your PC 77
- Solving Problems 78
- If Your PC Does Not Start 79
- To Clear the CMOS Memory 80
- If Your Display Does Not Work 83
- Windows 3.11 83
- Windows 95 84
- Other Display Problems 84
- If Your Printer Does Not Work 85
- 5 Troubleshooting Your PC 88
- 76 English 88
- English 77 89
- F2=Setup 89
- Power Management in 91
- Changing the Battery 92
- English 81 93
- 82 English 94
- Technical Information 95
- Specifications 96
- Features 97
- Power Consumption 98
- Available Video Resolutions 101
- BIOS Video Resolutions 101
- Windows Video Resolutions 102
- Windows 95 Video Resolutions 102
- OS/2 Video Resolutions 103
- The PC’s Memory Map 105
- The PC’s Rear Connectors 106
- System Board Switches 107
- Recycling Your PC 109
- 6 Technical Information 110
- 98 English 110
- Hewlett Packard Support and 111
- Information Services 111
- Introduction 112
- Your HP Authorized Reseller 113
- HP SupportPack 113
- HP Support Assistant CD-ROM 114
- HP Forum on CompuServe 115
- HP Forum on America Online 116
- HP BBS Library 117
- Internet—FTP Library Service 117
- HP Support Services 120
- Lifeline Telephone Support 122
- HP or authorized resellers 124
- Headquarters listed here 125
- 114 English 126
- Glossary 127
- Regulatory Information 134
- FCC (for USA only) 135
- Notice for Canada 135
- Notice for the United Kingdom 136
- Noise Declaration for Germany 136
- Notice for Japan 136
- Notice for Korea 136
- HP Hardware Warranty 137
- Limitation of Warranty 137
- Customer Responsibilities 138
- Software License Agreement 139
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