Acer Aspire 5920 Series - Ejecting the Optical (CD or DVD) Drive Tray

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Ejecting the optical (CD or DVD)

drive tray

Press the drive eject button to eject the optical drive tray when the computer is

on.

Insert a paper clip to the emergency eject hole to eject the optical drive tray

when the computer is off.

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Default Chapter3
- Safety Instructions3
  - Using Electrical Power4
  - Replacing the Battery Pack5
- Additional Safety Information6
- Operating Environment6
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- Vehicles7
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- Mercury Advisory8
- Emergency Calls8
- Disposal Instructions8
- Tips and Information for Comfortable Use9
- Finding Your Comfort Zone10
First Things First12
- Your Guides12
- Basic Care and Tips for Using Your Computer12
Acer Empowering Technology19
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- Acer Enet Management20
- Acer Epower Management22
- Battery Status23
- Acer Eaudio Management24
- Acer Epresentation Management25
- Acer Edatasecurity Management26
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- Acer Erecovery Management29
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Your Acer Notebook Tour33
- Front View33
- Closed Front View35
- Left View36
- Right View37
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- Base View38
Specifications39
Indicators43
Easy-Launch Buttons44
Touchpad45
- Touchpad Basics45
Using the Keyboard47
- Lock Keys and Embedded Numeric Keypad47
- Windows Keys48
- Hotkeys49
- Special Keys50
Ejecting the Optical (CD or DVD) Drive Tray51
Using a Computer Security Lock52
Audio53
- Adjusting the Volume53
- Using Dolby Home Theater for Surround/Multi-Channel Sound54
- Set Playback as Digital Output54
Using the System Utilities56
- Acer Gridvista (Dual-Display Compatible)56
- Launch Manager57
- Norton Internet Security58
Frequently Asked Questions59
- Recovery Cds61
- Requesting Service62
  - International Travelers Warranty (ITW)62
  - Before You Call62
Battery Pack63
- Battery Pack Characteristics63
  - Maximizing the Battery's Life63
- Installing and Removing the Battery Pack64
- Charging the Battery65
- Checking the Battery Level65
- Optimising Battery Life65
- Battery-Low Warning66
Acer Arcade (for Selected Models)67
- Finding and Playing Content68
  - Settings68
- Arcade Controls69
- Cinema71
  - Settings71
- Album72
  - Editing Pictures72
  - Slide Show Settings72
- Video73
- Music74
- TV (for Selected Models)75
Acer Arcade Deluxe (for Selected Models)79
- Remote Control (for Selected Models)80
  - Remote Functions81
- Starting Acer Arcade Deluxe82
- Videomagician82
- TV Joy (Selected Models Only)82
- Sportscap (Selected Models Only)82
- DV Wizard83
- Dvdivine83
Taking Your Notebook PC with You84
- Disconnecting from the Desktop84
- Moving Around84
  - Preparing the Computer84
  - What to Bring to Meetings85
- Taking the Computer Home85
- Traveling with the Computer86
- Traveling Internationally with the Computer87
  - Preparing the Computer87
  - What to Bring with You87
Securing Your Computer88
- Using a Computer Security Lock88
- Using Passwords88
  - Entering Passwords89
  - Setting Passwords89
Expanding through Options90
- Connectivity Options90
- Connecting Your TV (for Selected Models)95
- BIOS Utility97
- Using Software98
  - Playing DVD Movies98
Power Management99
Acer Erecovery Management100
- Create Backup100
- Burn Backup Disc101
- Restore and Recovery101
Troubleshooting102
- Troubleshooting Tips102
- Error Messages102
Regulations and Safety Notices104
- FCC Notice104
- Modem Notices105
  - Notice for Australia106
  - Notice for New Zealand107
- Laser Compliance Statement108
- LCD Pixel Statement108
- Macrovision Copyright Protection Notice108
- Radio Device Regulatory Notice109
- General109
- European Union (EU)109
- The FCC RF Safety Requirement111
- Canada - Low-Power License-Exempt Radio Communication Devices (RSS-210)112
- Federal Communications Comission Declaration of Conformity113
- LCD Panel Ergonomic Specifications115
Index116

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