To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Panasonic Laptop cannot enter standby or hibernation?
The computer may not enter standby when communicating via modem. Try removing USB devices temporarily. If the problem continues, restart the computer. Also, it may take one or two minutes to enter standby or hibernation, so wait approximately one minute. Remove any disc formatted using B’s CLiP from the CD/DVD drive.
Why won't my Panasonic Laptop automatically enter standby/hibernation mode?
If connected to a network using wireless LAN, select the profile and connect to the access point. If you do not use wireless LAN, turn off the wireless LAN function. Also, ensure you are not using any software that regularly accesses the hard disk.
What to do if my Panasonic Laptop cannot enter standby or hibernation automatically?
Try disconnecting any peripheral devices. Also, remove any disc formatted using B’s CLiP from the CD/DVD drive.
How to fix touchscreen input issues on Panasonic CF-52 Desktop?
If you cannot input using the touchscreen on your Panasonic Desktop, set [Touchscreen Mode] to [Auto] or [Tablet Mode] in the [Main] menu of the Setup. If the problem persists, reinstall the touchscreen driver.
Why Panasonic CF-52 Desktop cannot enter standby or hibernation?
Temporarily remove USB devices. If the issue continues, restart the computer. It may take 1 or 2 minutes to enter standby or hibernation. Note that the computer may not enter standby when communicating via modem, or immediately after resuming—wait approximately 1 minute. Also, the computer will not enter standby or hibernation if a disc formatted using B’s CLiP is in the CD/DVD drive. Remove the disc.
What to do if Panasonic CF-52 Desktop cannot enter standby or hibernation automatically?
Try disconnecting peripheral devices. If a disc formatted using B’s CLiP is in the CD/DVD drive, the computer will not enter standby or hibernation; remove the disc. If you connect to a network using wireless LAN, select the profile and connect to the access point, or turn off wireless LAN if not in use. Also, ensure that you are not using any software that regularly accesses the hard disk.
How to fix Panasonic CF-52 when it cannot shut down or restart Windows?
Try removing any USB devices. It may take 1 or 2 minutes to shut down.
Why is my Panasonic CF-52 screen not bright even when pressing Fn+F2?
The brightness may be set low to prevent malfunction in high surrounding temperatures. Use the device in an environment between 5°C and 35°C.
How to fix Panasonic Desktop when it cannot shut down?
If your Panasonic Desktop is not shutting down or restarting, try removing any USB devices connected to it. Also, allow the system one or two minutes to complete the shutdown process.
What to do if Panasonic Desktop cannot enter sleep or hibernation?
If your Panasonic Desktop is not entering sleep or hibernation, try removing any USB devices temporarily. If the problem continues, restart the computer. Allow one to two minutes for the system to enter sleep or hibernation. Note that the computer may not enter sleep when communicating via modem, and it may take about one minute after resuming to enter sleep or hibernation.
General| Category | Laptop |
|---|---|
| Series | CF-52 |
| CPU | Intel Core 2 Duo |
| Screen Size | 15.4 inches |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Bluetooth |
| Resolution | 1280x800 |
| Optical Drive | DVD Super Multi |
| Ports | USB 2.0, VGA, Serial, Ethernet, Modem |
| Durability | spill-resistant keyboard |
Explains terms, symbols, and illustrations used in the manual for clarity.
States copyright ownership, disclaims liability for errors, and lists registered trademarks.
Provides compliance information and representative details for models sold in Europe.
Details safety precautions related to earthing and plug specifications for UK models.
Explains the color coding for mains lead wires and provides fuse replacement instructions.
Lists essential safety precautions for using the computer and warns about IT power systems.
Discusses radio frequency emissions from wireless devices and user advice.
Safety precautions specific to wireless WAN models, including hospital and aircraft use.
Notes on wireless communication reliability and advice for emergency calls.
Information about the internal lithium battery and warning about laser safety for the CD/DVD drive.
Provides guidelines for proper disposal of electronic waste and batteries according to EU directives.
Critical usage restrictions for nuclear, air traffic control, and aircraft cockpit systems.
Actions to take in case of malfunction, and precautions against electrical shock.
Precautions against water, heat, disassembly, and damage to product components.
Warnings regarding headphone volume, modem connectivity, LAN ports, and magnets.
Detailed safety guidelines for battery pack usage, charging, and handling.
Precautions against prolonged skin contact with heat sources and interface cable length limits.
Identifies and explains the function of various ports, LEDs, power switch, and wireless switch.
Identifies carrying handle, stylus holder, and keyboard LEDs.
Identifies ports and connectors located on the right, rear, and bottom sides of the computer.
Provides detailed identification for various slots and ports including USB, LAN, and display ports.
Guides users to check and identify supplied accessories before initial setup.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting and removing the computer's battery pack.
Information on power consumption and battery discharge rates in various modes.
Instructions on opening the display and inserting the battery pack correctly.
Instructions for connecting to power and cautions regarding peripherals during setup.
Steps to turn on the computer, check wireless switch, and observe power indicator.
Steps for selecting the operating system language for Multi-Language User Interface models.
Guides through Windows setup, country/region settings, and wallpaper customization.
Notes on keyboard operation and language settings for MUI OS models.
Instructions to install Adobe Reader for reading important tips and the reference manual.
Instructions on how to change language settings within Windows.
Steps to create a new user account and manage passwords in Windows.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating the touchscreen for accurate input.
Explains the PC Information Viewer for recording management information.
Lists actions to avoid during startup and shutdown to prevent system issues.
Guides on how to shrink, create, or delete disk partitions for space management.
Describes the content of the Reference Manual and how to access it.
Describes Important Tips focusing on battery information and optimal usage.
Specifies recommended temperature and humidity ranges for operation and storage.
General cautions for handling the computer, including carrying and avoiding impacts.
Specific handling precautions for the touchscreen, stylus, and peripheral devices.
Instructions for cleaning the LCD panel and other computer surfaces.
Warnings against using benzene, thinner, or commercial cleaners that may cause damage.
Cautions regarding recovery partitions and preparation for software reinstallation.
Steps to enter the Setup Utility, save settings, and prepare for reinstallation.
Instructions to start the Windows reinstallation process using the recovery DVD.
Confirms reinstallation, advises on removing media, and initial startup.
Detailed steps for reinstalling Windows XP using the recovery media.
Instructions on how to change drive letters for hard disks or CD/DVD drives.
Steps to reinstall Windows XP as a prerequisite for installing Windows Vista.
Comprehensive guide for installing Windows Vista, including license agreement.
Solutions for issues with power indicators not lighting up and system warming messages.
Troubleshooting steps for when the computer fails to resume and for forgotten passwords.
Tips and procedures to improve slow Windows startup and overall operation speed.
Steps to correct incorrect date/time settings and handle battery recalibration screens.
Troubleshooting when password prompts are missing or computer fails to resume.
Resolves issues with entering passwords and performing basic startup diagnostics.
Resolves repeated password prompts, Num Lock/Caps Lock issues, and shutdown failures.
Solutions for display issues like no image, dark screen, or disordered visuals.
Troubleshooting for external display connectivity and unresponsive touch pad cursors.
Solutions for input issues with the touch pad and touchscreen.
Troubleshooting for Reference Manual display and CD/DVD tray ejection problems.
Guidance on reinstalling software and resolving general system unresponsiveness.
Details the terms and conditions governing the use of the software programs.
Outlines the duration and conditions for termination of the software license.
Instructions on how to find the model number and retrieve system information.
Details the specifications for CPU, memory, hard disk drive, and internal LCD display.
Details specifications for CD/DVD drive, external display, and wireless LAN.
Details specifications for interface ports, AC adapter, battery, and physical dimensions.
Details battery specifications, computer weight, and operating/storage environment conditions.
Lists the supported operating systems and the software pre-installed on the computer.
Details specifications for Wireless LAN and Bluetooth, including standards and frequency bands.
Notes on TPM, SD Card compatibility, and USB peripheral guarantees.
Notes on fingerprint reader, AC adapter compatibility, and OS operations.
Information on wireless LAN speed standards and conditions for measurement.
