Philips CF-U1 manuale d’uso

1 Reference Manual Personal Computer Model No. CF-U1 Series We reco mmend that this Reference Manual be printe d.[...]

2 Introduction T erms and illustrations in this manual Î : Page in this Manual. : Conditions that may result in minor or mode rate injury . : Useful and helpful informa tion. : Press [ ] (Enter) key . Fn + (Del): Press and hold [Fn] key , and then press [ ] (Del) key . This manual ex plains key operatio ns based on QWERTY keyboard mo del. When the[...]

3 Key Combinations NOTE z Do not repeatedly press the keys in quick succession. z Do not use the key combinations tog ether with touchscr een or other key operations. z Do not use the key com binations before you log on to Windows. Wait until the flash memory drive indicator turns off. On the Setup Utility screen, you can use the key combin ations [...]

4 Key Combinations Fn + R () Fn + 5 () Speaker on/of f NOTE z Beeps do not sou nd if you turn off th e speaker sound. OFF (MUTE ) ON Fn + A () Fn + S () Fn + ( ) Fn + 7 () Vo l u m e ( Fn + A () *2 = down / Fn + S () *3 = up) NOTE z When fine-tuning the sound volume, press a nd hold Fn , and press A () *2 or S () *3 intermittently . z This does not[...]

5 Key Combinations When you operate the computer only by touch screen, etc., accident al keyboard or other button operations are ignored. Lock the keyboard and operation buttons QWERTY key- board model Numeric key- board model Function Fn + D () Fn + 8 () Keyboard (except for Fn + D () ) *4 , scroll button, zoom button and application buttons are d[...]

6 Key Combinations  Setting Fn key operations Y ou can make 2 se ttings: • Fn key lock When you press Fn , the key is locked (pressed-down) until you press an other key . Use this whe n pressing difficult key combinations. • Pop-up ic on on/off 1 St art up the Hotkey Settings. Click [start] - [All Programs] - [Panasonic] - [Hotkey Settin gs][...]

7 Key Combinations  Setting Ctrl, Alt *6 , Shif t *6 keys and Windows key operations When you press Ctrl , Alt *6 , (Shift) *6 or (Windows), the key is lo cked (pressed-down) until you press another key . Use this when pressing dif ficult key combinations. 1 Click icon on th e notification area. 2 Setting Sticky Key function z T o enable this fu[...]

8 Touchscreen Y ou can use the touchscree n function to perform the sa me oper ation as a mouse. T ouch the screen surface with the stylus (included). z T o right-click A Click on the notification area. change to . B Click the object you want to right-clic k. returns to . NOTE z The touchscreen function does not work in the Setup Utility . z Operat[...]

9 Touchscreen z Check the following to preven t the surface of the touchs creen from being scratched z Are you using your finger or a stylus to operate the touchscreen? z Is the surface clean? z Is the soft cloth clean? z Are you using the stylus with the tip extended? z Is the tip of the stylus clean? z Is your finger clean? z Do not touch the scr[...]

10 Touchscreen 1 Click [st a rt] - [Control Panel] - [Other Control Panel Options]. 2 Click [T ouch Panel]. 3 Select [Calibration] in [T ouch Panel Settings]. 4 Select [9 point], [12 point] or [20 point] in [Accuracy required]. 5 Click [Apply]. 6 Click [Calibrate Now] in [Calibration]. 7 Using the stylus, touch each of the “+” t arget marks one[...]

11 Hardware Button Setting Y ou can adjust the scroll speed for Scroll button or assign the st artup functi ons of your favori te applications to 4 Applicatio ns Buttons. 1 Click icon on the noti fication area to display the menu. 2 Click [Setup] Hardware Bu tton Setting st arts up. 3 Make the settings. [Scroll Button] (A) Slide the bar to the left[...]

12 Zoom Function By zooming in the screen, small characte rs or icons become easy to see. Y ou can operate the comp uter (e.g . click) with the zoomed screen. NOTE z The Zoom function is not availa ble in the following conditions. • When selecting a larger display re solution than the actual display resolution in the dis play setting • On the l[...]

13 Zoom Function NOTE z The Zoom ratio retu rns to 100% in the following conditions even while the screen is zoomed. • When you switch the lo g in user • When the computer resu mes from S tandby/Hibe rnation • In the log off condition • When you press Ctrl + Alt + Fn + (Del) *1 *1 For Numeric keyboard model : Fn + (Ctrl+Alt+Del) Y ou can sy[...]

14 Zoom Function  Always Foremost mode Y ou can display the notificati on area in its original size for easy operations even in the zoomed screen. A Click icon on the notification area to display Zoom me nu. B Click and add a check mark for [Always Foremo st on the Screen]. (In the default set- ting, check mark is added.)  Hot Key Setting Y o[...]

15 Zoom Function Lower Scre en Refresh Rate Leave the check mark added norma lly . When you do not operate the compu t er cert ain length of ti me in the zoomed condition, the screen updating frequ ency changes from every 0.1 se cond to every 1 second. T o keep 0.1 second interval, remove the check mark. In this case, the computer does not enter hi[...]

16 Panasonic Hand Writing Y ou can make a bitmap file (.bmp) of a simple character and a figure such as signature by handwriting on th e touchscreen. CAUTION z Do not use the Fast User Switching functi on while Panasonic Hand W r iting is active. z If you install other pointing d evices (e.g., commercially ava ilable mouse driver), Panasonic Hand W[...]

17 Standby and Hibernation Functions The standby or hibernation functions allow you to shut of f th e computer without closing prog rams and document s. Y ou can quickly return to th e programs and do cuments that you were working on before st andby or hibernation. 1 Click [st a rt] - [Control Panel] - [Performa nce and Maintenance] - [Power Option[...]

18 Standby and Hibernation Functions C Click [start] - [Control Panel] - [Perfo rmance and Maintena nce] - [Power Options] - [Advanced], a nd add a check mark in [Prompt for pa ssword when computer resumes fr om standby]. z Do not enter st andby or hibernation in the conditions below , otherwise th e data or file m ay be corr upted, standby or hibe[...]

19 Standby and Hibernation Functions • Connect or disconne ct the AC adaptor . • Operate the wireless switch. • Insert an d remove the SD Memory Car d. W ait until the power indicator blinks green (standby) or goes of f (hibernation). z It may take 1 or 2 minutes to enter st andby or hibernation. In st andby or hibernation z Do not attach or [...]

20 Saving Power Y ou can extend battery life and save pow er also durin g AC adaptor usage. Use the methods below to reduce power consumption. z Change [Power Options] Click [start] - [Control Panel] - [Per formance and Mainte nance] - [Power Options] to select [Max Battery] under [Pow er schemes]. While [Portable/Lap top] is selected un der [Power[...]

21 Security Measures Use these features to protect your dat a . Set the Supervisor Password before setting the User Password. 1 St art up the Setup Utility ( Î pa g e 5 9 ). 2 Select [Security]. 3 Select [Set Supervisor Password] or [S et User Password], and press (Enter). 4 Enter your p assword in [Enter New Password] an d press (Enter). z When t[...]

22 Security Measures Y ou can set a sta r t-up passwo rd to protect your computer from unauthori zed use. 1 Set the p assword ( Î pa g e 2 1 ), and select [Enabled] in [P assword on Boot] in the [Secu- rity] menu of the Setup Utility ( Î pag e 6 4 ). NOTE z If the Supervisor Password or User Pa ssword has been set, the pa ssword input screen will[...]

23 Battery Power Y ou can att ach 2 batteries packs to this com- puter . The battery indicators are prep ared for each battery . A : Battery 1 indicators B : Battery 2 indicators Battery Indicator Battery in dicator Battery st atus Not lit The battery pa ck is not inserted or not being charged. • Y ou can check presence of the battery pack by pre[...]

24 Battery Power NOTE z Once the battery is fully charged, the computer performs recharging only when the batter y level becomes less than approximately 95%, so overcharging is avoide d. Blinking red When blinking approx. every 1 se cond: The battery p ack or the charging circuit is not operating properly . When blinking approx. every 4 se cond: Th[...]

25 Battery Power Y ou can check the remain ing battery charge on th e screen. (Af ter logging on to Windows) 1 Press Fn + F () *3 . z When the battery pack is in serted (example) z When the battery pack is not inserted *3 For Numeric keyboard model : Fn + 9 () NOTE z The battery display may not correspond to the actual remaining ba ttery charge in [...]

26 Battery Power High temperature mode The high temperatu re mode can prevent the battery from de terior ating when the comput er is used in high-temp erature envi- ronment or used for a long time with its batte ry fully charged. Select [Auto] (default) or [High T emperature] in [Environment] of the [Mai n] menu of the Setup Utility ( Î pa ge 61 )[...]

27 Battery Power Computer behavior with low battery The default s ettings are as follows. z This computer automatically switches fr om Battery 1 to Battery 2 and vice versa when either batter y becomes empty . When both batteries are not suf ficiently ch arged, the computer operates as below . When the battery level becomes 10 % [Low battery alarm][...]

28 Battery Power The “Battery Reca libration” function me asures and memori zes the battery capacity . T o correct th e battery display , use this function to fill the battery and then disc harge it completely . Perform the procedure at leas t once immediately after purchasing the comput er . Normally th e interval of battery re calibration is [...]

29 Battery Power If you have a battery charger (optional), yo u can remove one battery p a ck to charge while the other battery p ack is operating. The battery pack is a consumable item so the replacement will be necessary . If the battery op eration time becomes noticeably short and not recovere d even after re calibrating the battery , replace wi[...]

30 Battery Power 1 Place the computer with the p anel side down. z Place it on a soft cloth, etc. 2 Remove right and lef t hand strap clip s from the computer . The illustration shows the clip on the left side as an example. A Remove the edge of hand strap p assing through the clip. B T ip the top of clip front. C Pull out the clip from the compute[...]

31 Battery Power 5 Remove the battery cover . z Check the blinking (red) st atus of battery indicator . ( Î pa ge 29 ). 6 Pull the t ab to remove the battery p ack. A Slightly pull the battery pack to front. B Lift up the ba ttery pack. 7 Insert the new battery p ack. A Insert the battery pack matching with (B) side. B Slide down the battery pack.[...]

32 Battery Power 9 Pressing and holding the battery cover , slide the latch to fix. 10 Att ach the hand strap back to the original form. z T a ke the step 2 ( A to C ) in the reverse or der . CAUTION z Make sure the latch is secu rely locked, otherwise th e battery pack may fall when you c arry the comp uter . A A[...]

33 SD Memory Card z This computer support s SDHC Memory Cards (SD Memor y Cards with a capacity more than 2 GB). z When you use a miniSD Card or a microSD Card, se t the card to a miniSD Car d adaptor or a microSD Card adaptor , and insert/remove the card with the adaptor . Be su re not to leave the adaptor in the card slot. z The SD Memory Card ha[...]

34 SD Memory Card CAUTION z Do not remove or insert th e SD Memory Card until Windows has completed load ing. z Do not remove the card or turn off the computer in the following cases, othe rwise the data may be cor rupted. • While the computer is in stand by or hibernation. • While the SD Memory Card indicator is on. • While data is being rea[...]

35 SD Memory Card  T o remove the card Prep aration z Save the data and close all application s. z Open the cover and confirm the SD Memory Card indicato r (A) is off. 1 Disable the card function. A Double-click on the notification ar ea and click [SD Memory Card], then click [S top]. B Follow the on-scre en instructions. z This step is not nece[...]

36 USB Devices  T o connect the USB device 1 Open the cover . A Slide the latch down to unlock the cover . B Open the cover . 2 Connect the USB devi ce to the USB port. When using the cable specifically designe d for this, you ca n tighten screws at position (A). For furth er information, re fer to the instru ction manual of the USB device . [...]

37 USB Devices NOTE z If you have the Cradle (optional), you can conn ect USB devices to the Cradle. z Y ou may need to inst all the driver for th e USB device. Fo llow the on-scree n instructions or refer to the instr uction man- ual of the USB device. z Y ou may need to install the driver again when conne cting the device to another port. z When [...]

38 Fingerprint Reader <Only for model with Fingerprint Reader> NOTE z Enrollment and authe ntication is unavailable to an e xtremely minority of p eople including those whose fingerprints give little data for pe rsonal identification. How to Use the Fingerprint Reader This section explains how your finge rprints are enrolled an d authenticate[...]

39 Fingerprint Reader Fingerprint’s Outline The conventional secu rity systems use ID/p asswords and token de vices such as IC cards to au thenticate users. Ther efore the passwords and token de vices are exposed to the risk of being lost, stole n and hacking. The Fingerpri nt authentication method uses user ’s fingerprint s instead of password[...]

40 Fingerprint Reader Precautions  Security Functions Q Fingerprint Authenticatio n T echno logy do es not guarantee complete authentication and individual identification . Please acknowledge we shall not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever resulting from the use of, or inability to use your Fingerprint device. z The Fingerprint authenti[...]

41 Fingerprint Reader • Enrollment to the biometri c device All enrolled fingerprints are stored directly in the fi ngerprint sensor . The user data will be secured by the hardware protection keys obta ined by the fingerprint sensor . This mode allows up to 21 fingerprint s to be enrolled. • Enrollment to the hard disk All enrolled fingerprint [...]

42 Fingerprint Reader Y ou can increase your computer ’s security level by setting the BIOS level described in this section. Performed by the Computer Adminis trator . <For Numeric keyboard mo del> Connecting the USB keyboard to the computer or USB port of the Cra dle is necessary . The following explanatio ns show oper ations using key com[...]

43 Fingerprint Reader NOTE z In the [High] security mode, you have to enter the Supervisor or User Passwor d even after finge rprint authentication. In the [Simple] security mode, you do not have to enter the Supervisor or User p assword after fingerprin t authentica- tion. Backup The file described below is necessary for recoverin g the Fingerpr i[...]

44 Fingerprint Reader Limit ations in Use z Password Bank *1 limitations: The following we b pages cannot be suppor ted. Web pages which are created by the followin g technologies: • Web fo rms created on the fly using javascript. • Web fo rms which looks as one form (e.g. login field, p ass word field), but internally created with 2 independen[...]

45 Fingerprint Reader Deleting (Initializing) Owner ’ s Data When you dispose of the computer or tr an sfer the ownership, delete (in itialize) the owner’s data to avoid unauthorized access. NOTE z The data en rolled in the fingerprint sensor is not image dat a. Y ou cannot restore fingerprint image dat a from the data enrolled in t he fingerpr[...]

46 Fingerprint Reader NOTE z If the enrollment mode is set t o “Enrollment to the hard disk” ( Î pag e 4 1 ), you need to remove the fingerprin ts dat a after step 2 . Performed by the Computer Administrator . A Click [start] - [All Programs] - [Prote ctor Suite QL] - [Control Center]. B Click [Settings], and click [Power-on Security]. C Selec[...]

47 Fingerprint Reader St arting Over If the specific solutions for your problem in Fingerprint Re ader ( Î pag e 78 ) do not work, you can use these instructions as the last measure and start over . However , please note that you can lose your dat a - passwords, secret keys and fin gerprints. A Log on to Windows as an Administrator . • Y ou can [...]

48 Cradle / Mini Dock Y ou can connec t external eq uipment in variet y by attaching the c omputer to t he Cradle (optio nal) or Mini Dock (optional). Following is an example of how to set th e computer to the Cradle. For fur ther information, read th e operating instructions th at comes with the Cradle or Mini Dock.  Setting the computer to the[...]

49 External Display <Only when connect ed to Cradle> Y ou can switch the output dest ina tion to an external display . Before switching the computer on, connect the external display to the externa l display port (A) on the Cradle. NOTE z After resuming from s tandby or hibernation, or restarting t he computer , the output destination m ay not[...]

50 External Display CAUTION z Before disconnec ting the extern al display , switch to the internal LCD by pressing Fn + E () *2 . Otherwise the dis- played image quality may becom e differe nt after disco nne ction (e.g., wrong resolution). In this c ase, press Fn + E () *2 to reset the image quality . z The screen may become distor ted due to the [...]

51 LAN <Only when connect ed to Cradle or Mini Doc k > 1 T urn off the computer . z Do not use standby or hiberna tion function . 2 Set the computer to the Cradle. 3 Connect the LAN port (A) and the network system (server , HUB, etc.) by using a LAN cable. 4 T urn on the computer . Connecting LAN A[...]

52 Disabling/Enabling Wireless Communication <Only for model with w ireless LAN, Bluetooth, and/or wireless W A N> There are 3 ways of disabling and en abling wireless communication. z The wireless switch is at right next to DC-IN jack. z Wireless Switch Utility ( Î pag e 5 3 ) z Settings in the [Advanced] menu of the Setup Utility ( Î p ag[...]

53 Disabling/Enabling Wireless Communication z Do not restart, log off, or enter standby or hib ernation imm ediately after turnin g on/off the switch. z Do not turn on/off the switch while Windows is starting up. z T o use wireless communication, set the wir eless devices ([Wireless LAN] / [Bluet ooth] / [Wireless WAN]) to [Enabled] (default) in t[...]

54 Disabling/Enabling Wireless Communication  T o enable or dis able p articular wireless device s 1 Click the Wireless Switch Uti lity icon to show the pop-up menu. 2 Select ON or OFF for the device you want to enable or disable.  T o change the function of the wireless switch In the default setting, the wireless s witch enables devices that[...]

55 Wireless LAN <Only for model with w ireless LAN> CAUTION z Do not use wireless LAN on airplanes, in hospitals, or in other locations where wire less LAN signals may affect de vices. Follow the instru ctions of airline companies and hospitals. If you u se the comput er in these locati ons, turn off the wire- less LAN. z T o avoid unauthor i[...]

56 Wireless LAN z If the setting is changed in [Device Manag er], the display will be changed accordingly . z Perform either of the following proce dures to check the st atus in Intel ® PROSet/ Wireless Software. • Double-click , or on the notification area. • Click [start] - [All Programs] - [Intel PROS et Wireless] - [WiFi Connection Utility[...]

57 Wireless LAN 1 Click or on the notification area. 2 Click [802.1 1a Enabled] or [802.1 1a Disabled]. NOTE z In some countries, communication using IEEE802.1 1a (5 GHz wireless LAN) st andard is restricted by law . z The Wireless Switch Utility icon ( or ) indicates the on /off st atus of w ireless LA N and/or Bluetooth and/or wire- less W AN, no[...]

58 Bluetooth <Only for model with Bluetoo th> Y ou can access in ternet and other Blu etooth devices without connecting cab les. NOTE z Communication is est ablished through the Bluetooth antenna (A). Do not block the antenna area with your hand or body . z T o use Bluetooth, set [Bluetooth] to [Enabl ed] (default) in the [Advanced - Wireless[...]

59 Setup Utility Y ou can make th e settings of the computer’s operating envi ronment (password settings, startup drive selection, etc.) <For Numeric keyboard mo del> T o use all functions of the Setup Utility , c onnecting the USB keyb oard to the comput er or USB port of t he Cradle is necessary . The following expla nations show oper ati[...]

60 Setup Utility Underlined items are the factory presets. Information Menu Language English Japanese Product Information Computer information (cannot be changed.) Model No Serial No System Information Processor T y pe Processor S peed Memory Size Availa ble Memory Hard Disk BIOS Information BIOS Embedded Contr oller Accumulative Operating T ime Ac[...]

61 Setup Utility Underlined items are the factory presets. Main Menu System Date • Month/Day/Y ear . • Y ou can use Ta b to move the cursor . [xx/xx/xxxx] System T ime • 24-hr . style. • Y ou can use Ta b to move the c ursor . [xx:xx:xx] Main Configuration T o uchscreen Mode T o uchscree n Mode T ablet Mode Auto Current St atus • Only whe[...]

62 Setup Utility Underlined items are the factory presets. *1 The sub-menu that appears when [Wireless Configuration ] is selected: *2 The sub-menu that appears when [Serial Po rt Configuration] is selected: Advanced Menu CPU Configuration Execute-Disable Bit Capability Disabled Enabled Hyper Threading T echnology Disabled Enabled Intel (R) Virtual[...]

63 Setup Utility Underlined items are the factory pr eset  T o change the boot order The default order is [USB Floppy Disk *1 ] -> [Hard Disk] -> [U SB Hard Disk] -> [USB CD /DVD Drive]. z Press (Enter) on the boot device you want to change and select the boot device from the following menu. • When a selected boot device in the follow[...]

64 Setup Utility Underlined items are the factory presets. Security Menu Boot Prompt Configuration Setup Utility Prompt • When [Setup Utility Prompt] is set to [Disable d], the message “Press F2 for Setup” is not displayed on [Panasonic] boot scr een. However U (F2) and will work even if the message is not displayed. Disabled Enabled Password[...]

65 Setup Utility Exit Menu Save V alues and Reboot Reboot the system a fter saving the changes. Reboot Without Saving Changes Reboot the system witho ut saving the changes. Save Options Save Current V alues Save the changes for all Setup options. Load Previous V alues Load previous values for all Setup options. Load Default V alues Load default val[...]

66 Hardware Diagnostics If it appears that the har dware installed in this computer is not operating properly , you c an use the PC-Diagnostic Utility to determine whether or not there is a problem. If the utility discovers a proble m in the hardware, contact Panasonic T echnical Support. Software cannot be che cked using this utility . <For Num[...]

67 Hardware Diagnostics NOTE z For the flash memory drive and memo ry only , you can select standar d diagnostic check or extend ed diagnostic check. When the PC-Diagnostic Utility starts up, it will run the standard diagnostic check. z Y ou can oper ate using the internal keyboard. Run this utility using the defaul t settings in the Setup Utility [...]

68 Hardware Diagnostics B e.g. flash memory C D 4 Press Fn + B (F10). At the confirmation message, se lect [Y es] and press (Enter). The computer will restart. 5 Press and hold Ctrl + Fn + K (F7) while [Panasonic] boot screen is displayed. When the PC-Diagnostic Utility starts up, it will automatically begin the diagnostic c heck for all hardware c[...]

69 Hardware Diagnostics 6 When all the hardware has been check ed, confirm the diagnostic check result s. If the display is red and th e message “Che ck Result TEST F AILED” is displayed, you can assume that there is a problem with the computer’s hardware. Confirm which hard ware component is disp layed as red, and cont act Pana- sonic T echn[...]

70 Flash Memory Data Erase Utility When dis posing t he compute r or transfer ring th e owners hip, erase a ll flash me mory da ta in order t o avoid d ata leakage. Even if you eras e the data o r initiali ze the flash me mory usin g normal Windows comma nds, the d ata can be re ad with so me special software. Use th e flash m emory da ta erase uti[...]

71 Flash Memory Data Erase Utility z At the confirmation message, se lect [Y e s] and press (Enter). The computer will restart. 5 Press and hold Fn + U (F2) or Fn + (Del) while [Panasonic] boot screen is displayed. The Setup Utility start s up. z If the password is requested, ente r the Supervisor Password. 6 Set the Product Recovery DVD- ROM into [...]

72 Error Code / Message Follow the instructions below when an erro r message or code appear s. If the problem persists or if the erro r code/messag e is not shown here, cont act Panasonic T echnical Support. Error Code/Message Solution Bad System CMOS An error has occurred in the memory of syst em settings. This occurs when the memory c on- tent is[...]

73 Technical Information Close the co mmunications s oftware before usin g the power saving funct ion. z If the power saving function (sta ndby or hiberna tion) is ac tivated wh ile communications sof tware is used, the network con- nection may be interrupte d, or the performance may be adversely af fected. In this case, restart the computer . z In[...]

74 Troubleshooting (Advanced) Refer to the following instructions when a problem occurs. If the remedies indica te d in the chart do not solve the problem, contact Panasonic T echnical Support. For a sof tware proble m, refer to the instruction manual of the sof t ware. • T o check the computer ’s usage st atus ( Î page 82 ).  Shut Down Can[...]

75 Troubleshooting (Advanced)  Keyboard Cannot enter special characters (ß, à, ç, etc.) and symbols. z Use the character map. Click [st a rt] - [All Programs] - [Accessories] - [System T ools] - [Character Map ].  Network Cannot connect to n etwork. z Set LAN ( Î page 51 ). Cannot check the computer ’ s MAC address. z Follow the step s [...]

76 Troubleshooting (Advanced) A peripheral d evice does not wor k. z Install the driver . z Contact the manufacturer of the device. z When operation resumes fr om standby or hi bernation, devices such as a mouse may not function properly . In th is case, restart the comp uter or reinitialize the device. z When is displayed in the Device Manager , r[...]

77 Troubleshooting (Advanced) LAN transmission speed slows down noticeably . <Only for model with wireless LAN> Wireless LAN connection is cut. z These problems may occur due to performance loss that result s from the CPU power-saving function. Lo g on to Windows as an administrator and follow the steps below . A Click [start] - [Run] and inp[...]

78 Troubleshooting (Advanced)  Fingerprint Reader (only for mo del with Fingerprint Reader) The sensor does not enroll or authenti- cate my f ingerprint. z Slide your finger cor rectly . For further information abou t enrollment and authen - tication, refer to “How to Use the Finger print Reader” ( Î page 38 ) and [Finger- print T utorial].[...]

79 Troubleshooting (Advanced) User cannot use enrolled finger . (e.g. injury) z It is strongly recommended to enroll at lea st 2 fingers to avoid this problem. If you enrolled mult iple fingers, simply use other finger . If you on ly enrolled one finger that can be used, we recommen d to use the [Enroll or Edit Finger prints] wizard and enroll addi[...]

80 Troubleshooting (Advanced) Lost [Advanced Security] backup pass wor d. z T o change the [Advanced Security] backup password, go to the [Enroll or Edit Fingerprint s] wizard and swipe you r finger and go through the Fi ngerprint enrollment. On the Advanced Secu rity page you can cha nge the backup pass- word. Protector Suite QL reinstalla tion. z[...]

81 Troubleshooting (Advanced)  Fast User Switching Function Some applications do not work prop- erly . z When switching to a diff erent user with the Fast User Switching function, the following problems may occur . • Some applications may not work prop erly . • Key combination with Fn may not work. • The display settings may not be possibl[...]

82 Troubleshooting (Advanced) Y ou can check the computer’s usage st atus in the PC Informat ion Viewer . Y ou ma y need this information wh en calling Pana - sonic T echnical Support for ad vice. NOTE z This computer periodically records th e management inform ation of the flash memor y et c. The maximum dat a volume for each record is 1024 byte[...]

83 Troubleshooting (Advanced) 3 When the screen copy messag e appears, click [OK]. The screen image is saved in [My Document s] folder . z Alternatively you can save a copy of the screen in the following proc edure. Click [start] - [All Programs] - [Panasonic] - [PC Information V iewer] - [Screen Copy]. NOTE z The image is a bitmap file in 256 colo[...]

84 Troubleshooting (Advanced) Windows automatically processes “defrag men t” to speed up in accessing files, etc. However , this proc ess is not always ne cessary becaus e you can access files at high speed even if they are decentrally-saved in the flas h memory . Also, we r ecommend d isabling auto -defragm ent because reducing the numbe r of [...]

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