User Manual

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Table Of Contents

First things first
- Your guides
- Basic care and tips for using your computer
Your Acer notebook tour
- Screen view
- Keyboard view
- Left view
  - USB Type-C information
  - USB 3.2 Gen 1 information
- Right view
- Rear view
- Base view
Using the keyboard
- Lock keys
- Special keys
- Hotkeys
- Windows keys
Using the Precision Touchpad
- Touchpad gestures
- Changing touchpad settings
Recovery
- Creating a factory default backup
- Backing up your wireless and LAN drivers
- Restoring your computer
  - Reset this PC and keep my files
  - Reset this PC and remove everything
Using a Bluetooth connection
- Enabling and disabling Bluetooth
  - Enable Bluetooth and add a device
Connecting to the Internet
- Connecting to a wireless network
  - Connecting to a wireless LAN
- Connecting with a cable
  - Built-in network feature
- Connecting to a cellular network
Bluelight Shield
Acer ProShield
- Overview
- Setting up Acer ProShield
  - Personal Secure Drive
- Credential Manager
- Data Protection
- Data Removal
Securing your computer
- Using a computer security lock
- Using passwords
  - Entering passwords
BIOS utility
- Boot sequence
- Setting passwords
Power management
- Saving power
Battery pack
- Battery characteristics
Traveling with your computer
- Disconnecting from the desktop
- Moving around
  - Preparing the computer
  - What to bring to meetings
- Taking the computer home
- Traveling with the computer
- Traveling internationally
Universal Serial Bus (USB)
USB Type-C port
MicroSD card reader
Video and audio connectors
- Connecting a monitor
- Headphones and microphone
HDMI
Frequently asked questions
- Requesting service
- Tips and hints for using Windows 10
- Troubleshooting
  - Troubleshooting tips
  - Error messages
Internet and online security
- First steps on the net

14 - Your Acer notebook tour

Base view

# Icon Item Description

Battery reset

pinhole

Simulates removing and reinstalling

the battery.

Insert a paperclip into the hole and

press for four seconds.

2 Drain holes

Liquid spilled on the keyboard can

drain out of the holes in the

underside of the housing.