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Lenovo 10051 manuel d'utilisation

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    V ersion 1.0 Machine type: 10051 10052 2010.04 Lenovo IdeaCentr e B3 Series User Guide 31043484[...]

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    Important Safety Information Before using this manual, it is important that you r ead and understand all of the related safety information for this pr oduct. Refer to the Safety and Warranty Guide that you received with this pr oduct for the latest safety information. Reading and understanding this safety information reduces the risk of personal in[...]

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    1 Contents Contents Important Safety Information Chapter 1 Using the Computer Hardwar e .............................. 1 1.1 Front view ................................................................................2 1.2 Left and right view of the computer .........................................3 1.3 Rear view of the computer ...................[...]

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    2 Contents Chapter 5 System Maintenance and Recovery .................... 35 5.1 Restoring the System ............................................................36 5.2 Backup and Restore ..............................................................36 5.3 Cleaning Up the Disk .............................................................36 5.4 Chec[...]

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    1 2 3 4 5 6 Chapter This cha pter co ntai ns t he foll owin g topics: Ø Computer hardwar e introduction Ø Information on computer connections Note: The descriptions in this chapter might vary from your computer , depending on computer models and configurations. User Guide 1 Using the Computer Har dwar e[...]

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    2 User Guide 1.1 Fr ont view 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 7 1 Camera LCD On/Off indicator Built-in microphone Hard disk drive indicator LCD On/Off Wireless LAN card indicator Brightness down Bluetooth indicator Brightness up Power button[...]

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    3 User Guide 1.2 Left and right view of the computer Attention: Be sure not to block any air vents on the computer . Blocked air vents may cause thermal problems. 2 3 4 1 2 5 Memory card r eader Microphone connector USB connector Optical drive Headphone connector[...]

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    4 User Guide 1.3 Rear view of the computer 2 1 3 4 6 5 7 Power connector TV tuner connector (selected models) PS/2 keyboard connector USB ports (4) IEEE 1394 connector Wireless reset button Ethernet connector[...]

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    5 User Guide 1.4 Computer stand 15° 40° Use the stand to position the display to your prefer ence. It can be rotated between 15º and 40º from the vertical. The stand provides stability to the computer; it is not a r emovable part. Attention: 1. The computer stand must remain installed at all times to ensur e maximum system stability . 2. Make s[...]

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    6 User Guide 1.5.2 Connect the keyboard cable to the appropriate keyboar d connector (PS2 connector or USB connector). 1.5.3 Connect the mouse cable to the appropriate mouse connector (USB connector). 1.5.4 If you have audio devices, attach them using the following instructions: 12 Micr ophone Use this connector to attach a microphone (pur chased s[...]

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    7 User Guide 1.5.5 If you have powered speakers with an adapter: (This picture is only a sketch print, it does not show the actual figur e of the speaker) a. Connect the cable that runs between the speakers if necessary . On some speakers, this cable is permanently attached. b. Connect the adapter cable to the speaker if necessary . On some speake[...]

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    8 User Guide 1.5.7 Connect any additional devices that you have. Y our computer might not have all connectors shown. 1 2 USB connector Use this connector to attach a device that requir es a USB connection. Network adapter connector Use this connector to attach the computer to an ethernet-type local area network. 1.5.8 Connect the power cords proper[...]

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    9 User Guide 1.5.9 Y our computer is equipped with a Memory Card Reader Connector , it is able to read/write data from: MS/MS Pro/MMC/SD/SDHC 1.6 Important information about using the computer Press the power button on the bottom right of the scr een to tur n on the computer . Hold the computer tightly when you carry it.[...]

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    10 User Guide 1.7 Keyboar d L V T L V T L VT —— After entering W indows, press this key to launch the L VT (Lenovo V antage T echnology) program, Lenovo’ s pre-loaded Home PC software. In addition to its own functions, the L VT program will allow you to start other Windows compatible software, specially configured to run on this model of com[...]

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    11 User Guide 1.8 Using the Remote Contr ol The remote contr ol (only shipped with some types of computers) works with the remote contr ol receiver on the chassis. Adjust the angle of the remote contr ol properly .[...]

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    12 User Guide Buttons on the remote contr ol: Button Description Up Down Left Right OK Confirm Back Details Guide (This function is not available in Microsoft Windows operating systems.) Shows live TV on the currently selected channel. Displays the Recor ded TV page in Windows Media Center . Play Pause Stop Record Fast Forward Rewind Skip Replay[...]

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    13 User Guide Starts Windows Media Center . T urns volume up/down Previous/next channel Mute DVD menu Power supply (standby) 0~9 Number (or Letter) buttons # key * key CLEAR Clear ENTER Enter T eletext ON/OFF (Selected models only) Red, Green, Y ellow , Blue (Selected models only)[...]

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    14 User Guide[...]

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    1 2 3 4 5 6 Chapter T ouch Screen Instructions User Guide 15 This cha pter co ntai ns t he foll owin g topics: Ø T ouch Screen Calibration Ø User Gesture Instructions for the T ouch screen Ø Attentions when using the T ouch Screen Attention: Only some models ar e equipped with touch screen.[...]

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    16 User Guide The monitor has touch capability due to a touch-sensitive screen installed. A touch screen is an input device just like a mouse or a keyboar d, and the user’ s hand transmits position information via the touch screen to the computer . W ith this technology , you only need to touch the pictures or wor ds on the computer display light[...]

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    17 User Guide 2.2.1 Basic Hand Gestures 1. Single Click / Double Click For the item selected on the touch screen, with one finger touch it very gently one or two times, to perform a single click or double click operation. This is similar to the action performed by clicking the left mouse button.[...]

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    18 User Guide 2. Single Finger Right Click For the item selected on the touch screen, pr ess and hold your finger on the screen until a cir cle appears. After lifting your finger from the touch screen, a menu bar will pop up, completing the single finger right click operation. This is similar to the action performed by clicking the right mouse b[...]

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    19 User Guide 3. Dragging Movement First touch your finger on the desired item on the scr een and hold it there, then make a dragging movement. This is similar to the click and drag movement you can make with a mouse. 4. High Speed Slide If you touch the screen with a single finger and slide it a short distance horizontally (about 5 cm), then qui[...]

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    20 User Guide 5. Rolling Movement When you move your finger one time vertically (or horizontally) on the touch screen, this is called a Rolling Ope ration. This operation is sim ilar to moving the scr oll wheel on the top of a mouse, and produces the same r esults as the scroll wheel interface does. 6. Zoom Operation T ouch two fingers lightly on[...]

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    21 User Guide 7. Rotation Operation Use two figures to lightly touch the desir ed item on the touch screen, then rotate them in the desired dir ection. For example: you can rotate the picture which is being displayed in Windows Photo V iewer .[...]

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    22 User Guide 2.2.2 Related T ouch Screen Settings 1. Flicks: In the notification a rea of the taskbar at the bottom of the screen, cli ck on the Flicks icon, and the current Flicks window will appear . Click once anywhere in this window to enter Flicks T raining. The user can perform operations according to the advice given on scr een. 2. For mor[...]

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    23 User Guide On the Flicks menu you can: • SelectcommonlyusedFlicksoperationgroups • Adjustthesensitivityofthetouchscreen[...]

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    24 User Guide On the T ouch menu you can: • Enable/disableoptionssuchas“ Use your finger as an input device ” and “ Enable multi-touch gestures and inking ”. • Selecttouchactionswhichyouwishtoadjust.Byclickingon“ Settings ”, you can adjust the “ Speed ” and “ Spatial to[...]

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    25 User Guide 2.3 Attentions when using the T ouch Screen 1. With the new touch recognition technology of T ouch Screen, the user only needs to gently tap on the touch screen, and does not need to exert any pressur e to complete operations. When using it please remember not to use excessive force or tear the scr een surface with any sharp object. 2[...]

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    26 User Guide 5. The recognition of touch gestur es by this product can be influenced by the following factors: • T ouchingthecorrectplaceonthescreen • Thespeedofmovement • Thetimeintervalfromwhenthescr eenwaslasttouched Note: T o lear n accurate hand gesture operations, the user[...]

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    1 2 3 4 5 6 Chapter Using the Rescue System This cha pter co ntai ns t he foll owin g topics: Ø OneKey Recovery Ø Driver and Application Installation Ø System Setup Ø System Backup Ø System Recovery Ø Create Recovery Disc Attention: Using this pr ogram will result in a loss of data. • Y oucanrecovertheCdriveofthec[...]

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    28 User Guide Note about the service partition: The files and relevant data used by the r escue system are saved in the service partition. Deleting this partition will make the rescue system unusable. For mor e detailed information, see the following instructions: By selecting Control Panel → Administrative T ools → Computer Management → Dis[...]

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    29 User Guide Method 1: Automatic Installation T urn on the computer . When the Lenovo logo appears, press the F2 key on the keyboard to start the Rescue System , then select Drivers and Application Installation . Follow the screen pr ompts to install the Lenovo Drivers and Application Installation. Click Install to start installing the Lenovo Driv[...]

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    30 User Guide 2. If you select “LAN connection,” configure the IP addr ess and proxy server of the LAN. 3.3.3 Password Management Password Management allows you to set the passwor d for Lenovo Rescue System and manage it. The default password is blank. Set a password when you access the Passwor d Management for the first time. If you don’t [...]

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    1 2 3 4 5 6 Chapter Using the Computer Softwar e This cha pter co ntai ns t he foll owin g topics: Ø Computer software instructions Note: The interface and function of each of these features ar e subject to the actual software that was shipped with the computer model that you purchased. User Guide 31[...]

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    32 User Guide 4.1 Lenovo Dynamic Brightness system Lenovo Dynamic Brightness System can automatically detect the surrounding ambient brightness and will adjust display brightness accordingly . Y ou can set the screen brightness to a comfortable level for dif ferent environments. Y ou can also set the display delay time to automatically turn off the[...]

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    33 User Guide 3) Confirm that Devices → Lenovo USB2.0 UVC Camera has been checked. If there ar e other devices in this option, do not check them. Only choose the “ Lenovo USB2.0 UVC Camera ” device, and the window should display the camera image. An image, which is caught by Lenovo PC camera, will be displayed in the video capture window . A[...]

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    34 User Guide The default setting has been pre-selected. Y ou can adjust the viewing distance according to your needs. Notes: 1. Ensure the lens of the camera is exposed and not cover ed. 2. Ensure your eyes ar e exposed and not covered. (The function that detects the distance between the user and monitor is based on the position of the user’ s e[...]

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    1 2 3 4 5 6 Chapter System Maintenance and Recovery This cha pter co ntai ns t he foll owin g topics: Ø Daily Maintenance and T ools Instructions User Guide 35[...]

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    36 User Guide 5.1 Restoring the System The system can develop problems due to err oneous operation or the installation of additional software. If softwar e problems develop in the originally installed software, you can restor e the system by using system backup and restoration features. Note: Theexistingsystemsettingswillchange[...]

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    37 User Guide 5.4 Checking For , and Corr ecting Disk Errors T o properly maintain your system, you should periodically check for and fix hard disk errors by doing the following: 1. Right-click the icon for the hard disk drive (HDD) that you want to r eorganize, then select Properties fr om the pop-up menu. 2. Select the T ools tab, and then click[...]

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    38 User Guide Note: T o avoid damaging the computer or display , do not spray cleaning solution directly onto the display . Only use products specifically designed for cleaning displays, and follow the instructions that are included with the product. The following are general methods for cleaning the components: • Y oucanuseasoft?[...]

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    1 2 3 4 5 6 Chapter T r oubleshooting and Confirming Setup This cha pter co ntai ns t he foll owin g topics: Ø T roubleshooting and Pr oblem Resolution Note: The description of the TV -T uner card in this manual is only used for the machines whichhavetheTV -T unercard.Itdoesnot apply to those machines that do not have a TV[...]

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    40 User Guide Solving Problems Follow these tips when you troubleshoot your computer: • Ifyouaddedorremovedapartbefor etheproblemstarted,reviewthe installation procedur es and ensure that the part is correctly installed. • Ifaperipheraldevicedoesnotwork,ensurethatthedevi[...]

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    41 User Guide 2. Move any interfering devices away from the computer . 3. If the problem persists, consult with Lenovo Service. 6.2 T r oubleshooting Audio Problems Problem: No sound fr om integrated speakers. T roubleshooting and pr oblem resolution: • Adjustthewindowsvolumecontrol—Double-clickthespeakericonin?[...]

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    42 User Guide Problem: Y ou need to install or uninstall a program. Problem r esolution: During installation never abort the install process by powering the system of f or through other drastic means. This can cause system pr ogram disorder or even failure during system initialization. During the uninstall process , never directly delete the files[...]

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    43 User Guide Problem: The capacity of the har d disk, as indicated by the system, is less than the nominal capacity . T roubleshooting and pr oblem resolution: For computers equipped with the OneKey Recovery feature, the system r ecovery feature needs to occupy some hard disk space. This may account for the appar ent hard disk capacity deficit. F[...]

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    44 User Guide • Beforeyoucanwatchteletextpr ogramming,youmustsettheTVtunerinput signal to analog. 6.6 Wir eless keyboard and mouse instructions (Only some models are equipped with wir eless keyboard and mouse) Before using the wir eless keyboard and mouse, carefully read the configuration instructions in[...]

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    45 User Guide 1. Using the wired keyboar d and mouse to enter the system. 2. T urn on the power switches of the wireless keyboard and mouse. 3. Press the wir eless connect buttons on the back of the keyboard and mouse to make the indicator lights blink white. Note: Ifthewirelessindicatorlightsstopblinking,pr esstheconnect[...]

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    46 User Guide[...]