Lexmark PC User Manual

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Using your Reload CD (If supplied)
If you encounter unrecoverable problems with your system, then this Reload CD will be able to set
your system back to how it was when you first switched it on.
However, before using this CD please ensure that, where possible, you have made back-up
copies of all your personal data as the hard drive will be set back to its factory settings, and all
data will be wiped.
Instructions
1. Log your system off
2. Insert the CD into the CD drive, then restart the PC/Notebook.
3. You will then be presented with a screen giving the following options:
R – Restore (start the restore process)
S – Repair Boot Sector (make the drive bootable)
D – Details (this gives information on when the reload was last run, which may be needed should
you call technical support)
C – Cancel (abort the reload process)
To proceed with the reload you should choose R – Restore,
If you realise you have not backed up your data then you can choose C – Cancel, which will allow
you to abort the reload process and you can then copy your data.
If you encounter an error message stating that the system is incapable of accepting this method
of reload, then please check the disk for dirt/scratches and repeat the process above to try again.
4. Once the Reload process is running it will take approximately 30 minutes depending on the size
of your hard drive.
5. Once the process has finished, please ensure that you remove the reload CD before restarting.
It is important you do this otherwise the reload process will begin again when you switch the
system back on. If during the reload process you encounter any problems then please telephone
the technical support telephone number.
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Lexmark PC Specifications

General

Brand	Lexmark
Model	PC
Category	Desktop
Language	English

Summary

Getting Started with Your PC

Mouse Usage

Explains how to use the mouse for pointing, clicking, and dragging items on screen.

Keyboard Functions

Details the function keys, cursor keys, and special keys on a PC keyboard.

Windows XP Desktop Overview

Introduces the Windows XP desktop environment and its main components.

User Account Management

Describes the types of user accounts (Administrator, Limited) and their privileges.

Running and Installing Software

Guides users on launching applications and installing new software onto the PC.

Internet Connectivity and Services

Connecting to the Internet

Guides on setting up and establishing an internet connection using Supanet.

Outlook Express for Email

Guides on sending, receiving, and managing emails using Outlook Express.

Building Your Own Website

Explains how to create and manage a personal website using Supanet's tools.

Internet Security

Virus and Malware Protection

Details the importance and function of anti-virus software for PC security.

Firewall and Hacking Prevention

Explains anti-hacker (firewall) software to prevent unauthorized access.

Spam and Popup Management

Advises on identifying and dealing with unsolicited emails (spam) and pop-up ads.

Hardware and Peripherals

Disk Drive Management

Describes different types of disk drives and their management.

CD-ROM and DVD Drive Operation

Explains the functions and formats of CD-ROM, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, and DVD-+RW drives.

Game Controllers Setup

Covers connecting, installing, and testing game controllers for PC use.

Modems and Networking

Explains modem connections for internet access and LAN ports for networking.

System Recovery and Support

Using the Reload CD

Provides instructions on how to use the Reload CD to restore the system.

Troubleshooting Modems

Offers steps to diagnose and resolve issues related to modem connectivity.

Useful Web Sites

Lists external websites for additional support and product information.