User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Setting Up Your PC
- Putting Your PC Together
- Turning On Your PC for the First Time
- Setting Up and Connecting to the Internet
- Configuring and Registering Norton Internet Security Software
- Using the PC with Safety and Comfort
- Signing Up for Software Updates
- Setting Up Accounts on Your New PC
- Guidelines for Installing Software and Hardware Devices
- Using HP Products
- Transferring Files and Settings from Your Old PC to Your New PC
- Using HP Organize Software
- Using the Keyboard
- Using Your PC Top
- Configuring Speaker and Sound Options
- Sound Connector Types
- Speaker Configurations
- Connecting the PC to a Home Audio System
- Connecting Digital Audio
- Configuring Audio Output
- Configuring Audio Output with Multi- channel Sound Manager
- Configuring Audio Output with Sound Effect Manager
- Configuring Audio Output with Realtek HD Sound Effect Manager
- Configuring Multi-streaming Audio
- Configuring Audio for WinDVD Player
- Using Headphones
- Resolving Sound Issues
- Using the Memory Card Reader
- Using the HP Personal Media Drive
- Working with Digital Images
- Playing CDs and DVDs
- Creating Audio and Data Discs
- Erasing Rewritable Discs Before Recording
- Working with Audio CDs
- Working with Data DVDs and CDs
- Copying a DVD or CD
- Archiving Files on a CD or DVD
- Working with Image Files
- Disc Labeling with LightScribe
- Compatibility Information
- Disc Features and Compatibility Table
- Optical Drive Quick Reference Table
- Software Quick Reference Table
- Creating Video Discs and Movies
- Creating Movies Using muvee autoProducer
- Getting Help
- Index
- test.pdf
- Table of Contents
- Table of Figures
- 1. Introduction
- 1.1 Inventory Checklist
- 1.2 Supported Security
- 2. Antenna Attachment
- 1. Please find a connector at one end of the antenna cable. Screw this connector (A) to the matching antenna receptable (B) located at the back of the computer chassis.
- 2. Place the antenna in an elevated and open area for optimal wireless performance.
- 3. You can optionally use the 'attachment pad' which comes with the accessory kit to make your antenna base stick to any flat surface. Avoid using the front panel of your computer to stick the antenna
- 3. Security Setting
- 4. WindowsXPWireless Zero Configuration
- 4.1. Launching MicrosoftWindowsXP Wireless Network Configuration
- 4.2. Setting the Network Key Automatically
- 1. Find the Network Key (WEP Key or WPA Key) for your Wireless Network.
- 2. Select View Available Wireless Networks from the Wireless Network icon menu.
- 3. Select the Wireless Network of your choice by clicking on its name and the entire block will become highlighted.
- 4. Select Connect in the lower right corner.
- 5. Enter your Network Key (WEP Key or WPA Key) for your Wireless Network.
- 6. Input the Network Key a second time into the “Confirm network key” field.
- 7. Select Connect.
- 4.3. Setting the Network Key Manually
- 1. Choose your Wireless Network in the Available Wireless Networks selection box.
- 2. Select Change advanced settings found on the left side of the dialog box.
- 3. Select the General tab in the Wireless Network Connection Properties dialog box.
- 4. Highlight Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) in the “This connection uses the following items:” selection box.
- 5. Select Properties.
- 6. Verify that the following choices are selected:
- 7. Select OK.
- 4.3.1 WEP: Setting the Network Key (Network Security)
- 1. Open the Wireless Network Connection Properties dialog box:
- 2. Select Add under the Preferred networks selection box.
- 3. Input your Network name (SSID).
- 4. Uncheck the box “The key is provided for me automatically”.
- 5. Verify that the Network Authentication is set to Open.
- 6. Verify that the Data Encryption is set to WEP.
- 7. Input the Network Key of your Access Point, Wireless Broadband Router or Wireless Gateway.
- 8. Input the Network Key a second time into the "Confirm network key" box.
- 9. Select OK.
- 4.3.2 WPA: Setting the Network Key (Network Security)
- 1. Open the Wireless Network Connection Properties dialog box:
- 2. Select Add under the Preferred networks selection box.
- 3. Uncheck the box “The key is provided for me automatically”.
- 4. Verify that the Network Authentication is set to WPA-PSK.
- 5. Verify that the Data Encryption is set to TKIP or AES.
- 6. Input the Network Key of your Access Point, Wireless Broadband Router or Wireless Gateway.
- 7. Input the Network Key a second time into the “Confirm network key” box.
- 8. Select OK.
- Glossary
- Appendix A: Troubleshooting
- Appendix B: Regulatory Notices
- Appendix C: Product Specifications
- Index
Setting Up Your PC 9
Setting Up Accounts on Your New PC
User accounts allow you to set the privileges for each user of your PC. For example,
you can set the software programs that each user is allowed to access. Follow the
simple steps in this section when setting up your PC to create user accounts.
Creating user accounts
The information below describes the different account types in Windows XP and
explains how to change account types.
Creating multiple user accounts on the same PC has certain advantages as well as
some drawbacks.
• Advantages to multiple user accounts:
• Ability to create individual user settings
• Ability to limit access to software for certain users
• Drawbacks to multiple user accounts:
• More memory (RAM) usage
• Multiple Temporary Internet Files folders to remove during Disk Cleanup
• More data to back up
• Longer time to complete virus scan
Windows XP provides three types of user accounts:
• Administrative
Allowed to change account types for other users, change passwords, change
system-wide settings, and install Windows XP-compatible software and drivers.
• Limited
Not allowed to change other user settings, or passwords. Limited account may
not be able to install or run some software.
Allowed to change the limited account picture, and create, edit, or delete the
account password.
• Guest
Not allowed to change other user settings or passwords.
Users who log on to the PC using the guest account do not have access to
password-protected files, folders, and settings.