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... the mouse 42 Cleaning CDs or DVDs 44 Restoring your system 44 Preventing static electricity discharge 45 Opening the case 46 Removing the side panel 46 Removing the front bezel 47 Closing the case 48 Replacing the side panel 48 Replacing the front bezel 49 Installing memory 50 Replacing the system battery... DVD drives 57 Computer 59 Diskette drive 59 DVD drives 60 File management 60 Hard drive 61 Internet 62 Keyboard 63 Memory 64 ii www.eMachines.com
... the mouse 42 Cleaning CDs or DVDs 44 Restoring your system 44 Preventing static electricity discharge 45 Opening the case 46 Removing the side panel 46 Removing the front bezel 47 Closing the case 48 Replacing the side panel 48 Replacing the front bezel 49 Installing memory 50 Replacing the system battery... DVD drives 57 Computer 59 Diskette drive 59 DVD drives 60 File management 60 Hard drive 61 Internet 62 Keyboard 63 Memory 64 ii www.eMachines.com
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Chapter 1: Getting Help eMachines contact information To help you locate eMachines contact information, you can find the eMachines Web site, Online Support, and technical support contact information on the label located on the front of your computer case. 6 www.eMachines.com
Chapter 1: Getting Help eMachines contact information To help you locate eMachines contact information, you can find the eMachines Web site, Online Support, and technical support contact information on the label located on the front of your computer case. 6 www.eMachines.com
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Chapter 2: Checking Out Your eMachines Computer Desktop PC Back Your computer includes the following components. Important Your computer hardware options and port locations may vary from the illustration below. Voltage switch Power connector PS/2 mouse port PS/2 keyboard Serial port Parallel port Monitor port USB ports USB ports (optional) Microphone jack Audio output (Line out) jack Audio input (Line in) jack Telephone jack Case cover thumbscrew IEEE 1394 ports (optional) Ethernet (network) jack Modem jack Case cover thumbscrew 10 www.eMachines.com
Chapter 2: Checking Out Your eMachines Computer Desktop PC Back Your computer includes the following components. Important Your computer hardware options and port locations may vary from the illustration below. Voltage switch Power connector PS/2 mouse port PS/2 keyboard Serial port Parallel port Monitor port USB ports USB ports (optional) Microphone jack Audio output (Line out) jack Audio input (Line in) jack Telephone jack Case cover thumbscrew IEEE 1394 ports (optional) Ethernet (network) jack Modem jack Case cover thumbscrew 10 www.eMachines.com
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...is supplied at 230 volts at 60 Hz. Plug a parallel device (such as Europe, the utility power is operating in ) jack Telephone jack (optional) Case cover thumbscrews Plug a PS/2 keyboard into this switch is color-coded red or pink. For more information, see "Installing a printer, scanner, or other.... In other peripheral device" on your computer, make sure that this jack. Plug a Personal System/2® (PS/2) mouse into this port. www.eMachines.com 11 The switch is preset at the factory with the correct voltage for a telephone into this jack so you can record sound on page...
...is supplied at 230 volts at 60 Hz. Plug a parallel device (such as Europe, the utility power is operating in ) jack Telephone jack (optional) Case cover thumbscrews Plug a PS/2 keyboard into this switch is color-coded red or pink. For more information, see "Installing a printer, scanner, or other.... In other peripheral device" on your computer, make sure that this jack. Plug a Personal System/2® (PS/2) mouse into this port. www.eMachines.com 11 The switch is preset at the factory with the correct voltage for a telephone into this jack so you can record sound on page...
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... model Identifying your computer model and serial number. eMachines Customer Care will need this section are for informational purposes only. eMachines model and serial number The label on the back or side of your computer case contains information that identifies your model Important The labels... shown in this information if you call for your operating system. www.eMachines.com 13 Microsoft Certificate of Authenticity The Microsoft Certificate of ...
... model Identifying your computer model and serial number. eMachines Customer Care will need this section are for informational purposes only. eMachines model and serial number The label on the back or side of your computer case contains information that identifies your model Important The labels... shown in this information if you call for your operating system. www.eMachines.com 13 Microsoft Certificate of Authenticity The Microsoft Certificate of ...
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Chapter 5 Maintaining Your Computer • Caring for your computer • Updating Windows • Protecting your computer from viruses • Cleaning your computer • Restoring your system • Opening the computer case • Adding memory and replacing the battery 37
Chapter 5 Maintaining Your Computer • Caring for your computer • Updating Windows • Protecting your computer from viruses • Cleaning your computer • Restoring your system • Opening the computer case • Adding memory and replacing the battery 37
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... vents with a damp cloth. If the keyboard does not work after it dries, you spill liquid on the case, so keep the vents free of the mouse with a damp lint-free cloth 42 www.eMachines.com Chapter 5: Maintaining Your Computer Your computer is made of air with a narrow, straw-like extension to...
... vents with a damp cloth. If the keyboard does not work after it dries, you spill liquid on the case, so keep the vents free of the mouse with a damp lint-free cloth 42 www.eMachines.com Chapter 5: Maintaining Your Computer Your computer is made of air with a narrow, straw-like extension to...
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...can permanently damage electrostatic discharge-sensitive components in your computer and unplug the power cord and modem and network cables before opening the case. Do not lay components on the outside of antistatic bags because only the inside your computer are ready to a bare metal ...part of your computer. ■ Wear a grounding wrist strap (available at most electronics stores) and attach it to use them. www.eMachines.com 45 Avoid touching the edge connectors and components on the back of the bags provide electrostatic protection. ■ Always hold expansion cards by...
...can permanently damage electrostatic discharge-sensitive components in your computer and unplug the power cord and modem and network cables before opening the case. Do not lay components on the outside of antistatic bags because only the inside your computer are ready to a bare metal ...part of your computer. ■ Wear a grounding wrist strap (available at most electronics stores) and attach it to use them. www.eMachines.com 45 Avoid touching the edge connectors and components on the back of the bags provide electrostatic protection. ■ Always hold expansion cards by...
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... Opening the case Your computer case provides easy access to dangerous electrical voltages and moving parts, turn off your computer. 4 Remove the two thumbscrews from the side panel cover, slide the side panel cover toward the back of the computer, then lift the panel away from the computer. 46 www.eMachines.com Removing... device cables. 3 Press the power button to drain any residual power from your computer, then unplug the power cord and modem cable before opening the case.
... Opening the case Your computer case provides easy access to dangerous electrical voltages and moving parts, turn off your computer. 4 Remove the two thumbscrews from the side panel cover, slide the side panel cover toward the back of the computer, then lift the panel away from the computer. 46 www.eMachines.com Removing... device cables. 3 Press the power button to drain any residual power from your computer, then unplug the power cord and modem cable before opening the case.
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... to loosen the bezel until you can remove the front bezel and cables away from the front of the case. Caution There are cables connected to the back of the bezel. www.eMachines.com 47 OR Disconnect the cables from the system board so you can remove it from the computer. Removing... the front bezel Opening the case To remove the front bezel: ■ Position the computer where you can grasp the top...
... to loosen the bezel until you can remove the front bezel and cables away from the front of the case. Caution There are cables connected to the back of the bezel. www.eMachines.com 47 OR Disconnect the cables from the system board so you can remove it from the computer. Removing... the front bezel Opening the case To remove the front bezel: ■ Position the computer where you can grasp the top...
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Chapter 5: Maintaining Your Computer Closing the case Replacing the side panel To replace the side panel: 1 Make sure that all of the internal cables are arranged inside the case so they will not be pinched when you close the case. 2 Align the side panel, then slide the side panel toward the front of the computer to secure it into place. 3 Replace the side panel thumbscrews. 4 Reconnect the cables and power cord. 48 www.eMachines.com
Chapter 5: Maintaining Your Computer Closing the case Replacing the side panel To replace the side panel: 1 Make sure that all of the internal cables are arranged inside the case so they will not be pinched when you close the case. 2 Align the side panel, then slide the side panel toward the front of the computer to secure it into place. 3 Replace the side panel thumbscrews. 4 Reconnect the cables and power cord. 48 www.eMachines.com
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Closing the case 2 Press the bezel firmly into place. www.eMachines.com 49 Replacing the front bezel To replace the front bezel: 1 Align the latch pins with the computer latch holes.
Closing the case 2 Press the bezel firmly into place. www.eMachines.com 49 Replacing the front bezel To replace the front bezel: 1 Align the latch pins with the computer latch holes.
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... correct type of memory module for your computer on its side. Important Your computer's memory location may vary from the illustration below. 50 www.eMachines.com Your computer uses DIMM memory. To install or replace DIMM memory: 1 Remove the side panel by following the instructions in "Removing the ...side panel" on your system board. To avoid scratching the case, place it on a towel or other non-abrasive surface. 3 Find the memory module banks on page 46. 2 For more stability, place your computer...
... correct type of memory module for your computer on its side. Important Your computer's memory location may vary from the illustration below. 50 www.eMachines.com Your computer uses DIMM memory. To install or replace DIMM memory: 1 Remove the side panel by following the instructions in "Removing the ...side panel" on your system board. To avoid scratching the case, place it on a towel or other non-abrasive surface. 3 Find the memory module banks on page 46. 2 For more stability, place your computer...
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...the instructions in your computer. To replace the battery: 1 Restart your computer. 5 Remove the side panel by the manufacturer. To avoid scratching the case, place it on a towel or other non-abrasive surface. 7 Locate the old battery on the system board and note its side. Important Your ... computer on page 46. 6 For more stability, place your computer, replace the system battery. Use a battery of the socket. 52 www.eMachines.com You will need to install the new battery the same way. Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by following the manufacturer...
...the instructions in your computer. To replace the battery: 1 Restart your computer. 5 Remove the side panel by the manufacturer. To avoid scratching the case, place it on a towel or other non-abrasive surface. 7 Locate the old battery on the system board and note its side. Important Your ... computer on page 46. 6 For more stability, place your computer, replace the system battery. Use a battery of the socket. 52 www.eMachines.com You will need to install the new battery the same way. Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by following the manufacturer...
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...Customer Care in the Search box , then click the arrow. 56 www.eMachines.com First steps If you have problems with your computer, try these safety guidelines: ■ Never remove your computer case cover while your computer is connected to troubleshoot your computer problem if: ■...; Power cords or plugs are damaged ■ Liquid has been spilled into your computer ■ Your computer was dropped ■ The case was damaged Instead, unplug your computer and contact a qualified computer technician. The message may help . Help and Support For more information about ...
...Customer Care in the Search box , then click the arrow. 56 www.eMachines.com First steps If you have problems with your computer, try these safety guidelines: ■ Never remove your computer case cover while your computer is connected to troubleshoot your computer problem if: ■...; Power cords or plugs are damaged ■ Liquid has been spilled into your computer ■ Your computer was dropped ■ The case was damaged Instead, unplug your computer and contact a qualified computer technician. The message may help . Help and Support For more information about ...
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... make sure that all cables are damaged ■ Liquid has been spilled into your computer ■ Your computer was dropped ■ The case was damaged Instead, unplug your computer and contact a qualified computer technician. ■ Have your customer ID, serial number, and order number...technical problem with it according to work, make sure that you have installed it . If you did not purchase the hardware or software from eMachines, see : ■ Online Help ■ Printed documentation ■ The Microsoft Windows documentation ■ The software publisher's Web site ■...
... make sure that all cables are damaged ■ Liquid has been spilled into your computer ■ Your computer was dropped ■ The case was damaged Instead, unplug your computer and contact a qualified computer technician. ■ Have your customer ID, serial number, and order number...technical problem with it according to work, make sure that you have installed it . If you did not purchase the hardware or software from eMachines, see : ■ Online Help ■ Printed documentation ■ The Microsoft Windows documentation ■ The software publisher's Web site ■...
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... our Web site's Documentation Library. ■ This user guide. ■ The software publisher's Web site. In many cases, additional product information and online documentation for eMachines-supplied hardware can contact eMachines to get answers to reach eMachines Customer Care telephone numbers vary by country or region. See the label on page 13. For more...
... our Web site's Documentation Library. ■ This user guide. ■ The software publisher's Web site. In many cases, additional product information and online documentation for eMachines-supplied hardware can contact eMachines to get answers to reach eMachines Customer Care telephone numbers vary by country or region. See the label on page 13. For more...
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...extension cord does not exceed the extension cord ampere rating. ■ If your system is fitted with the same or equivalent type recommended by eMachines. 76 www.eMachines.com If you are followed. ■ The system was dropped or the cabinet is set up your system ■ Read and follow these... eating and drinking near water or a heat source such as a radiator. ■ Set up the system on the product and in the computer case are followed. Care during use of static charges. Warning Always follow all power cables and modem cables from the wall outlets before you set at...
...extension cord does not exceed the extension cord ampere rating. ■ If your system is fitted with the same or equivalent type recommended by eMachines. 76 www.eMachines.com If you are followed. ■ The system was dropped or the cabinet is set up your system ■ Read and follow these... eating and drinking near water or a heat source such as a radiator. ■ Set up the system on the product and in the computer case are followed. Care during use of static charges. Warning Always follow all power cables and modem cables from the wall outlets before you set at...
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...equipment, users should make necessary modifications to send any message via a telephone fax machine unless such message clearly contains, in some cases, the inside wiring associated with an IC-compliant modem) The Industry Canada label identifies certified equipment. On the computer or modem...) for details on the line and briefly explain to the facilities of the local telecommunications company. In some situations. 78 www.eMachines.com Contact the state public utility commission or public service commission for details. Canada Industry Canada (IC) Unintentional emitter per ICES-...
...equipment, users should make necessary modifications to send any message via a telephone fax machine unless such message clearly contains, in some cases, the inside wiring associated with an IC-compliant modem) The Industry Canada label identifies certified equipment. On the computer or modem...) for details on the line and briefly explain to the facilities of the local telecommunications company. In some situations. 78 www.eMachines.com Contact the state public utility commission or public service commission for details. Canada Industry Canada (IC) Unintentional emitter per ICES-...
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... slots 31 troubleshooting add-in card 57 troubleshooting memory card 64 types of memory cards supported 31 case closing 48 opening 46 CD cleaning 44 inserting 34 playing audio 35 recording 35 troubleshooting 57 CD ... drive 9 troubleshooting 57 using 33 cellular phone memory cards 31 Certificate of Authenticity 13 cleaning case 41 CD 44 computer exterior 41 computer screen 42 DVD 44 keyboard 42 LCD panel 42 mouse ...42 screen 42 clicking 25 closing computer case 48 front bezel 49 unresponsive program 21 connecting modem 26 PS/2 keyboard 11 PS/2 mouse 11...
... slots 31 troubleshooting add-in card 57 troubleshooting memory card 64 types of memory cards supported 31 case closing 48 opening 46 CD cleaning 44 inserting 34 playing audio 35 recording 35 troubleshooting 57 CD ... drive 9 troubleshooting 57 using 33 cellular phone memory cards 31 Certificate of Authenticity 13 cleaning case 41 CD 44 computer exterior 41 computer screen 42 DVD 44 keyboard 42 LCD panel 42 mouse ...42 screen 42 clicking 25 closing computer case 48 front bezel 49 unresponsive program 21 connecting modem 26 PS/2 keyboard 11 PS/2 mouse 11...