Why does Suspend/Resume button not work on Fujitsu Laptop?
If the Suspend/Resume button on your Fujitsu Laptop isn't working, close all applications and try the button again. You may also enable the button by going to the Control Panel -> Power Options and clicking on 'Choose what the power button does'.
Explains the purpose and conventions used in the manual for the Fujitsu LIFEBOOK P772 notebook.
Details formatting conventions for keys, cross-references, menu items, and commands in the manual.
Provides contact details for Fujitsu Service and Support, including toll-free numbers and website.
Introduces the LIFEBOOK P772 notebook and describes its components.
Identifies and describes the location of various controls and connectors on the LIFEBOOK notebook.
Provides a brief description of the main components located on the top surface of the LIFEBOOK notebook.
Explains the function of the SD card slot for data storage and transferring data from digital devices.
Describes the switch for turning WLAN and Bluetooth devices on/off to extend battery life.
Details the components located on the right-side panel of the LIFEBOOK notebook.
Describes the components found on the bottom panel of the LIFEBOOK notebook.
Explains the memory upgrade compartment for expanding system memory and improving performance.
Describes the indicator that shows the charging status of the battery(s) with different color and blinking states.
Explains the battery level indicators for primary and optional secondary batteries, detailing color and charge levels.
Describes the indicator for the power saving utility that glows when the utility is running.
Explains the integral 84-key keyboard, its functions, and the special function keys.
Explains how to perform left-click, right-click, and tap-clicking operations on the touchpad.
Describes the procedure for double-clicking using the touchpad or buttons.
Explains how to drag items on the screen using the touchpad.
Details how to use the scrolling button or touchpad for navigating documents and web pages.
Describes the functionality of the scroll wheel for scrolling and zooming.
Guides users on customizing touchpad settings via the Control Panel and Mouse Properties dialog box.
Details various methods for controlling volume, including system tray icon, function keys, and application controls.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing batteries while the system is powered off.
Guides users on launching pre-installed software utilities to operate and configure the LIFEBOOK Application Panel.
Details how the Support button functions when the system is off or on, and how it accesses the Fujitsu Support Center.
Identifies the three available power sources for the Fujitsu LIFEBOOK notebook: battery, AC adapter, and auto/airline adapter.
Guides on connecting the AC adapter and the optional Auto/Airline adapter for powering and charging the notebook.
Describes the backlit display panel, its resolution, and technology for easier viewing and clear display.
Provides instructions on how to open the display panel to a comfortable viewing angle.
Explains three methods to adjust screen brightness: keyboard, Power Options, or Windows Mobility Center.
Details how to use up to three displays simultaneously, including system and port replicator configurations.
Explains how to power on the notebook using the Power/Suspend/Resume button.
Describes the bootup sequence, including BIOS, POST, and system startup.
Explains how to set passwords for hard disk drive access via the system BIOS Setup Utility.
Details how to access and use the BIOS Setup Utility for configuring system operating environment and features.
Guides through the first-time setup of Windows, including license agreements and system configuration.
Describes how to use the button to put the notebook into Sleep mode, resume operation, or power down the system.
Explains what Sleep mode is and how to activate it through button press, Windows menu, or inactivity timeout.
Explains the Hibernate feature for saving system memory to the hard drive and how to enable/disable it.
Highlights the notebook's ENERGY STAR qualification and its benefits for energy saving and environmental protection.
Describes the Lithium ion battery, its durability, and conditions that may reduce its operating time.
Provides instructions on how to check battery status and recharge the Lithium ion battery using the power adapter.
Explains the low battery notification, the system's response (Sleep mode), and potential data loss if power is not provided.
Details two methods for replacing the battery: cold-swapping and hot-swapping.
Provides step-by-step instructions for inserting a disc into the optical drive.
Explains how to manually open the optical drive tray if the eject button fails.
Guides on installing SD cards into the SD card slot, with important warnings.
Provides easy steps for removing an SD card from its slot.
Lists the functions supported by ExpressCards and examples of available cards.
Describes the Smart Card slot and the need for third-party software to use the reader.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing memory upgrade modules, including ESD precautions.
Guides on verifying that the system has recognized the new memory module and how to check memory capacity.
Explains the use of the internal LAN jack for Gigabit Ethernet connections and how to connect the cable.
Describes the DisplayPort or HDMI connector for connecting external display devices.
Explains the Anytime USB Charge feature, its settings, and requirements for charging USB devices.
Guides on connecting an external monitor or LCD projector using the external video port.
Explains the eSATA port for connecting external hard drives for fast backups.
Describes the DisplayPort for connecting digital display devices like flat panel displays and projectors.
Introduces the troubleshooting section, aiming to help users resolve setup and operational problems.
Outlines a systematic procedure to follow before attempting complex troubleshooting steps.
Introduces the troubleshooting table, which lists problems, possible causes, and solutions.
Guides on using the MyRecovery tool to create backup images of the factory image, application discs, or bootable discs.
Outlines steps to restore the original factory image in case of system failure.
Provides an optional step to create system image backups for returning to previous states.
Explains how to copy, archive, or delete backup images using the MyRecovery tool.
Offers advice on handling the notebook with care, transporting it safely, and avoiding damage.
Lists recommended cleaning products for the computer exterior, keyboard, and LCD display.
Explains the function of the dust filter and how to clean it using a vacuum cleaner attachment.
Provides instructions on storing the notebook and batteries properly to maintain their condition.
Offers advice on transporting the notebook safely during travel, including security checks and system recovery CDs.
Provides tips to maximize battery life, such as adjusting brightness and using Sleep mode.
Offers advice on caring for optical media discs to ensure reliable performance.
Provides points to consider for the care of the optical drive to ensure its durability.
Offers advice on caring for ExpressCards, including protection from dust, dirt, and environmental factors.
Provides technical specifications for the hardware and environmental aspects of the LIFEBOOK notebook.
Specifies the Intel Core processor generation and advises checking the system label for details.
Lists audio specifications, including codec, headphone/microphone jack details, and speaker specifications.
Details options for hard drives (HDD, SSD) and their specifications.
Covers Gigabit LAN and wireless device specifications, including Wi-Fi and Bluetooth options.
Lists and describes all available device ports on the LIFEBOOK notebook.
Lists the ports and features available on the optional port replicator.
Details the keyboard specifications, including the number of keys, function keys, and Windows keys.
Details power-related specifications, including battery types, AC adapter specifications, and power management compliance.
Provides the overall dimensions and weight of the notebook with and without the battery.
Lists popular accessories and provides information on how to order them or get additional details.
Lists the software applications pre-installed on the notebook, categorized by function.
Explains how to learn about the installed software, including tutorials and manuals.
Details FCC notices regarding radio and television interference and user responsibilities for correction.
Guides on preparing and understanding the operation of the optional wireless LAN card.
Explains Ad Hoc mode for wireless network connectivity between computers.
Describes Ad Hoc mode, a peer-to-peer wireless network setup without a central access point.
Describes Infrastructure mode for wireless networks communicating through an Access Point.
Guides on deactivating the wireless LAN device using the physical switch.
Explains how to disconnect from a network using the WLAN icon in the system tray.
Step-by-step guide to configuring the WLAN using Windows network settings.
Introduces the optional fingerprint sensor, its location, and its capabilities for simplifying authentication.
Guides users through the preparation and installation process for the OmniPass fingerprint recognition application.
Provides instructions for installing the OmniPass application, including system requirements and recommended installation locations.
Provides steps for removing the OmniPass application from the system.
Explains the concept of the master password and the user enrollment process for OmniPass.
Guides the user through the basic enrollment steps for OmniPass, including password setup and fingerprint capture.
Details the process of enrolling fingerprints using the OmniPass Control Center for enhanced system security.
Explains the password replacement function for websites and online services.
Guides on associating a "friendly name" with websites for easier OmniPass authentication.
Explains options for customizing how OmniPass handles remembered sites and user authentication.
Describes how OmniPass handles logins to remembered websites, including master password prompts.
Explains how to log into Windows using a fingerprint device for authentication.
Guides on managing passwords using the OmniPass interface, including viewing, deleting, and organizing credentials.
Explains how to select a user identity for login when multiple identities are configured in OmniPass.
Introduces the OmniPass Control Center and explains how to access its various functions.
Describes the User Management tab in OmniPass, covering adding/removing users and importing/exporting user profiles.
Provides solutions for common issues encountered when using OmniPass, such as problems adding or managing users.
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