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General| Graphics | AMD Radeon Graphics |
|---|---|
| Memory | Up to 16GB DDR4 |
| Storage | Up to 1TB HDD |
| Operating System | Windows 11 |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.0 |
Identifies and describes the front-facing components of the computer, including camera, screen, and speakers.
Details the ports and connectors located on the rear of the computer for different models.
Illustrates and describes the components located on the bottom of the computer, including storage drive door and cable clip.
Provides detailed specifications for hardware, power supply, microprocessor, memory, display, and expansion options.
Explains the variability of USB transfer rates and lists data rates for different USB versions.
Provides instructions on how to adjust the computer stand, allowing screen tilt for optimal viewing.
Guides users through basic Windows settings and operations, including Control Panel and Wi-Fi connections.
Offers methods to access online Windows help and Microsoft support for troubleshooting assistance.
Explains how to connect the computer to external displays, including projectors and wireless displays.
Details the Lenovo Vantage software for system maintenance, updates, hardware configuration, and support.
Describes basic touch gestures for navigating the screen on multi-touch enabled displays.
Provides information on managing the computer's power settings for optimal balance between performance and efficiency.
Explains how to change or customize power plans, including default settings for ENERGY STAR compliance.
Outlines methods for transferring files, including using Bluetooth technology and media cards.
Guides on connecting Bluetooth devices like keyboards, mice, smartphones, and speakers to the computer.
Provides instructions on installing, removing, and recording discs with the computer's optical drive.
Explains how to install and remove media cards from the computer's SD-card slot.
Defines Customer Replaceable Units (CRUs) and categorizes them into self-service and optional-service types.
Provides general instructions for replacing Customer Replaceable Units (CRUs) on the computer.
Details the prerequisites and guidelines for handling and replacing the internal storage drive.
Outlines the prerequisites and procedures for removing and replacing the computer cover.
Addresses common user queries regarding storage drive partitioning, system unresponsiveness, and liquid spills.
Lists resources like Lenovo support websites, forums, and recovery options for troubleshooting.
Provides guidance on contacting Lenovo Customer Support Center for assistance with unresolved issues.
Details essential information to prepare, such as problem symptoms and system information, before contacting support.
Explains services available during and after the warranty period, including problem determination and hardware repair.
Informs users about purchasing additional services and upgrades for their Lenovo computer.
Provides essential safety information to ensure safe use of the computer and prevent potential risks.
Details conditions requiring immediate attention, such as unusual odors, smoke, or sparks from the product.
Advises against self-servicing unless instructed and emphasizes using approved service providers for repairs.
Details safety precautions for using power cords and adapters, including proper routing and protection from damage.
Specifies requirements for extension cords, surge protectors, and power strips to ensure safe operation.
Provides safety guidelines for using electrical outlets, including proper wiring and avoiding overloads.
Warns about the dangers of lithium coin-cell batteries, including explosion risk and proper handling/disposal.
Details hazards associated with electric currents and provides precautions to avoid electric shock.
Provides safety precautions for laser products, warning against removing covers and direct exposure to laser beams.
Covers safety hazards related to the LCD, including shock hazards and proper handling of the monitor.
Offers advice on safe computer placement to prevent harm to children, focusing on stability and cable management.
Warns about hazardous voltages and energy levels within components and advises against disassembly.
Specifies the recommended temperature, humidity, and altitude ranges for operating and storing the computer.
Provides essential tips for maintaining the computer, including environmental care, software updates, and backups.
Guides on cleaning the computer's exterior surfaces using a lint-free cloth and mild soap and water.
Instructs on cleaning keyboard keys and removing debris, advising against direct spray of cleaners.
Provides methods for cleaning the computer screen gently with a dry cloth or slightly moistened cloth.
Highlights Lenovo's commitment to accessibility and provides links for obtaining further information and support.
Offers guidance on good ergonomic practices for workplace setup and posture to maximize comfort and performance.
States that models with wireless communications comply with radio standards and advises reading the Regulatory Notice.
Provides FCC compliance information for IdeaCentre AIO 5 models, including device operation conditions.
Details WEEE and battery take-back and recycling information for the EU and UK.
Explains procedures for collecting and recycling disused Lenovo computers and monitors in Japan.
Provides information on Lenovo's compliance with RoHS directives in various regions, including EU and UK.
Presents a table detailing the presence of hazardous substances in components according to China RoHS standards.
Covers electromagnetic emission compliance, including FCC statements and Industry Canada compliance.
Details compliance with EU and UK directives for electromagnetic compatibility for Class B equipment.
Provides the German Class B compliance statement regarding electromagnetic compatibility requirements.
Guides on enabling/disabling the ErP LPS compliance mode for reduced electricity consumption in off/sleep modes.
Explains the ENERGY STAR program and how Lenovo products comply with its energy efficiency standards.
Covers warranty disclaimers, patent information, and terms of use for the publication and products.
Lists trademarks of Lenovo, Intel, Microsoft, and other companies relevant to the product.
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