Operation Manual

ManualsBrandsMedion ManualsDesktopAKOYA P5207 F - Windows 10

Table Of Contents

1. About these operating instructions
- 1.1. Warning symbols and key words used in these operating instructions
- 1.2. Proper use
- 1.3. Declaration of conformity
- 1.4. Information on trademarks
2. Safety information
- 2.1. Dangers for children and people with reduced ability to operate machinery
- 2.2. Operating safety
- 2.3. Never carry out repairs yourself
- 2.4. Data backup
3. Package contents
4. Setting up the PC
- 4.1. Installation location
- 4.2. Environmental requirements
- 4.3. Ergonomics
5. Connecting
- 5.1. Connecting the cables
- 5.2. Opening and closing the front cover (optional)
- 5.3. Connecting the monitor (optional)
- 5.4. Connecting an HDMI device (optional)
- 5.5. Connecting devices with mini HDMI connection (optional)
- 5.6. Touchscreen (optional)
- 5.7. Connecting USB devices (optional)
- 5.8. Connecting PS/2 devices (optional)
- 5.9. Connecting the audio output / headphones / speaker boxes
- 5.10. Connect microphone (optional)
- 5.11. Connecting audio input / recording source
- 5.12. Connecting the network (LAN)
- 5.13. Connecting S-ATA devices (optional)
- 5.14. Illumination (optional)
- 5.15. Connecting power supply
6. Starting up for the first time
- 6.1. Starting up your PC
- 6.2. Overclocking button (optional)
7. Mouse
- 7.1. Left button
- 7.2. Right button
- 7.3. Scroll wheel
8. Keyboard
- 8.1. The Alt, Alt Gr and Ctrl keys
9. Hard drive
- 9.1. Important directories
- 9.2. Hot-swap mobile rack (optional)
- 9.3. Connecting an external hard drive (optional)
10. Optical drive (optional)
- 10.1. Loading a disc
- 10.2. Playing/reading discs
- 10.3. Blank CDs and DVDs
11. Card reader (optional)
- 11.1. Inserting a memory card
- 11.2. Removing memory card
12. Graphics system
13. Sound system
14. USB connection (optional)
15. Network operation
- 15.1. Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi)
16. Settings
- 16.1. Reset PC to factory settings
- 16.2. UEFI firmware setting
17. FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
18. Customer service
- 18.1. What to do in case of hardware problems
- 18.2. Find the cause
- 18.3. Faults and possible causes
- 18.4. Do you need more help?
- 18.5. Driver support
19. Transport
20. Cleaning and care
21. Upgrading/modifying and repair
- 21.1. Notes for service technicians
22. Recycling and disposal
23. Information about the scope of delivery
- 23.1. Keyboard and mouse
- 23.2. WiFi USB
24. Legal Notice
25. Index

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16.2. UEFI ﬁrmware setting

The UEFI firmware setting (the basic hardware configuration of your system) offers

you numerous configuration options for operating your PC.

For example, you can modify the operating mode for interfaces, security features or

power supply management.

ATTENTION!

Data loss!

The PC has already been configured by the manufac-

turer to ensure optimum operation. Please only change

settings where strictly necessary and if you are familiar

with the configuration options.

16.2.1. Executing the UEFI firmware setting

You can only run the configuration program upon system start-up. If you have al-

ready started up your PC, exit Windows® and restart your PC.

` Before restarting your PC, press the button Entf and hold it down until the mes-

sage Entering Setup appears.

16.2.2. Clear CMOS (optional)

PLEASE NOTE!

If you have changed settings that unexpectedly result

in the PC becoming unstable, you can delete the CMOS

memory using the Clear CMOS button and restore the

UEFI to its factory settings.