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HP OmniBook 6100 User Manual

HP OmniBook 6100
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HP Omnibook 6100
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HP OmniBook 6100 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ProcessorIntel Pentium III
Display Size14.1 inches
Display TypeTFT LCD
Battery LifeUp to 3 hours
Optical DriveCD-ROM or DVD-ROM
Network10/100 Ethernet, 56K Modem
RAM64 MB - 512 MB
Display Resolution1024 x 768 pixels
Operating SystemWindows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP
PortsUSB, VGA, Serial, Parallel, PS/2

Summary

Notice

Important Safety Information

General Safety Precautions

Basic safety guidelines for using the computer with a telephone connection.

HP Software Product License Agreement

Getting Started with Your HP Notebook

Taking Inventory

Lists items included with the notebook and how to identify them.

Identifying Computer Components

Illustrates and labels the parts of the HP notebook's front and back views.

Setting Up Your Computer

Step-by-step guide for initial setup, including battery, power, and Windows setup.

Basic Operation

Operating Your Computer

Instructions on starting, stopping, and managing the computer's power modes.

Using Pointing Devices

Explains how to use the pointing stick and touch pad for navigation and selection.

Using Fn Hot Keys

Details the function of special key combinations involving the Fn key.

Using One-Touch Buttons

Describes the function and reprogramming of the computer's one-touch buttons.

Securing Your Computer

Password Protection Setup

Guide to setting up passwords in Windows and BIOS for enhanced security.

Attaching a Security Cable

Instructions on how to use a security cable to protect the computer physically.

Taking Care of Your Computer

Protecting Your Hard Disk Drive

Recommendations for preventing damage to the hard disk drive from handling and operation.

Safeguarding Your Data

Tips on backing up work, using virus scanning, and checking disk integrity.

Batteries and Power Management

Managing Power Consumption

How the computer automatically manages power to extend battery life.

Using Battery Power

Checking battery status, responding to low battery warnings, and recharging.

Modem and Network Connections

Using the Modem

Connecting, disconnecting, and configuring the computer's modem for internet access.

Connecting to a LAN

Steps to establish a wired connection to a local area network.

Making Wireless Connections

Guide to preparing and establishing wireless network connections.

Add-On Devices

Using Plug-In Modules

Information on using and replacing modules like CD-ROM, floppy drives, and batteries.

Connecting External Devices

Details on connecting printers, keyboards, mice, monitors, and other peripherals.

Installing Additional RAM

Step-by-step guide for adding memory modules to the computer.

Using Windows XP

Installing Retail Windows XP

Steps for installing Windows XP and configuring device drivers.

Using Windows 2000

Installing Retail Windows 2000

Guide for installing Windows 2000 and its associated device drivers.

Using Windows 98

Installing Retail Windows 98 Second Edition or Windows 98

Procedure for installing Windows 98 and configuring necessary device drivers.

Using Windows NT 4.0

Installing Retail Windows NT 4.0

Steps for installing Windows NT 4.0 and configuring device drivers.

Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Troubleshooting Your Computer

Offers solutions for common computer problems like audio, display, and connectivity issues.

Configuring the Computer

Using BIOS Setup and HP TopTools to tailor computer operation and settings.

Reinstalling and Updating Software

Procedures for recovering the factory installation and updating drivers.

HP Support and Service

Getting Assistance for Your Computer

Information on obtaining help via the web and contacting HP Customer Care.

Hewlett-Packard Limited Warranty Statement

Reference Information

Hardware Specifications

Detailed technical specifications of the HP Omnibook 6100 hardware components.

Modem Reference Information

Reference for AT commands and S-registers for Ambit and 3Com/US Robotics modems.

Safety Information

Battery Safety

Precautions and guidelines for safe handling and use of the computer's battery.

Laser Safety

Safety precautions related to the Class 1 laser product (CD-ROM/DVD drives).

LED Safety

Safety guidelines for the Class 1 LED infrared port.

Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation

Information on wireless radio output power and usage restrictions.

Regulatory Information

U.S.A.

FCC compliance information and guidelines for connecting peripheral devices.

European Union

Approval details for pan-European telephone and wireless network connections.

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