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General| Display | 14-inch HD (1366 x 768) |
|---|---|
| Operating System | Windows 10 Home |
| Battery Life | Up to 6 hours |
| Graphics | Intel HD Graphics |
| Processor | Intel Celeron N3050 |
| RAM | 4GB DDR3L |
| Storage | 500GB HDD |
Details copyright, disclaimer, and trademark information for the manual and TOSHIBA products.
Covers regulatory compliance, including FCC notices and requirements for digital devices.
Details FCC compliance notices, including 'Declaration of Conformity Information' and conditions.
Outlines the two conditions under which the device complies with FCC Rules.
States CE-Mark compliance with European Directives and provides responsible party information.
Details CE Mark compliance with European Directives and related measures for EMC and safety standards.
Specifies approved and unapproved working environments for the product and potential consequences of non-approved use.
Instructions for disposing of batteries and accumulators, including chemical symbols and recycling.
Details compliance with EU's REACH chemical regulation and provides a website for substance information.
Guidance on disposing of the computer and its non-user-accessible battery pack.
Directs users to check precautions at the end of the section for optical disc drive safety.
Illustrates the location of the required label and manufacturing information on the computer.
Instructions on ensuring adequate ventilation for the computer and AC adaptor to prevent overheating.
Guidance on setting up a workspace to maintain the computer's operating condition, avoiding dust, moisture, and heat.
Warns about potential low-heat injuries from prolonged contact and hot surfaces.
Provides instructions for cleaning the computer, including tips for spills and display screen cleaning.
Offers precautions for moving the computer to ensure trouble-free operation, including shutdown and handling.
Explains the meaning of safety icons used in the manual to convey important information.
Lists the necessary hardware and documentation items to check upon receiving the computer.
Explains the formats used in the manual for terms and operating procedures.
Guides users through the initial setup and basic operations for first-time computer use.
Provides instructions on how to connect the AC adaptor for charging and powering the computer.
Details how to open and adjust the display panel for optimal viewing angles.
Explains how to turn on the computer, including initial setup considerations and power indicator status.
Guides users through the initial setup process, including reading license terms.
Directs users to Windows Help and Support for detailed information on operating Windows.
Describes the Start screen as the launching pad for Windows operating system functions.
Explains how to access and view the Windows Taskbar.
Shows how to access power options like Shut Down, Sleep, and Hibernation from the Start screen.
Explains the use of Windows charms to start apps, find documents, and manage system components.
Explains how to download applications from the Windows Store.
Details Windows sign-in options including Password, PIN, and Picture password for user access.
Explains the different modes for turning off the computer: Shut Down, Sleep, and Hibernation.
Details the steps and precautions for shutting down the computer to save data and restart.
Explains how to put the computer into Sleep Mode to interrupt work and resume later without exiting software.
Lists the benefits of Sleep Mode, such as faster restoration of the working environment.
Provides methods to enter Sleep Mode, including using the power icon, Settings charm, or power button.
Describes Hibernation Mode as a way to save memory contents to storage before turning off the computer.
Lists the benefits of Hibernation Mode, such as saving power and returning to the previous environment.
Guides users on how to start Hibernation Mode and configure it in Power menu settings.
Shows the front of the computer with the display panel in its closed position.
Explains the function and status indications of the DC IN/Battery indicator.
Describes the wireless communication indicator's function and when it glows amber.
Illustrates and describes the ports and jacks located on the left side of the computer.
Details the DC IN 19V jack for connecting the AC adaptor and charging the computer.
Explains the LAN jack for connecting to a Local Area Network.
Describes the Universal Serial Bus ports for connecting external devices.
Illustrates and describes the ports and slots located on the right side of the computer.
Details the memory media slot for inserting memory cards like SD, SDHC, and microSD.
Explains the 3.5 mm combo jack for connecting headphones and microphones.
Describes the HDMI out port for connecting to external displays.
Explains the purpose of cooling vents for preventing overheating.
Details the security lock slot for attaching a security cable.
Shows the back of the computer, highlighting the battery pack.
Provides information about the rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack.
Illustrates the underside of the computer, showing cooling vents.
Describes how to open the display panel and position it for comfortable viewing.
Diagram of the computer's front with the display open, labeling components like microphone, webcam, keyboard, and touchpad.
Explains the function of the built-in microphone for recording sounds.
Describes the Web Camera for video chatting and recording.
Provides specifications for the LCD screen and notes on brightness differences between AC and battery power.
Explains the function of stereo speakers for sound output and audio alarms.
Instructs on how to use the power button to turn the computer on and off.
Explains the status indications of the power indicator light.
Describes the keyboard layout, types of keys, and general precautions.
Explains the function of the Touch Pad for controlling the on-screen pointer.
Provides information on the internal battery pack and advises against self-replacement.
Explains how to check the processor type using the TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor utility.
Discusses internal storage capacity and how to check storage type.
Explains Video RAM and how to adjust screen resolution.
Details GPU performance and available graphics memory components.
Explains Intel's technology to save power by optimizing picture contrast on the LCD.
Describes AMD's feature to save power by optimizing picture contrast on the LCD.
Details the status indications of the DC IN/Battery indicator for charging and battery level.
Explains the status indications of the Power indicator for computer power status.
Explains various Touch Pad gestures like tap, two-finger tap, pinch, scroll, and swipe.
Describes the keyboard layout, types of keys, and general precautions.
Details the function keys (F1-F12) and their special functions when used with the FN key.
Explains the special functions of Windows keys, like the Windows logo key and application key.
Describes the optical disc drive, its formats, and how to use it for disc-based programs.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing discs from the optical drive.
Details the types of writable discs supported, such as CDs and DVDs.
Gives instructions and precautions for writing data to discs using the optical drive.
Provides information and limitations on using CyberLink PowerDVD for TOSHIBA software.
Explains how to handle video display and audio output issues with CyberLink PowerDVD.
Describes the lithium-ion battery pack as the main power source when AC adaptor is disconnected.
Details the process of charging the battery pack and the role of the DC IN/Battery indicator.
Provides an approximate table for battery charging times for different battery types.
Explains methods to monitor the remaining battery power.
Lists factors affecting battery life and tips to maximize operating time.
Provides steps to maximize the life of battery packs by performing monthly maintenance.
Details the procedure for connecting a LAN cable to the computer and network hub/router.
Provides information on distinguishing SD, SDHC, and SDXC memory cards by their logos.
Lists precautions for handling memory cards, including avoiding bending, liquids, and touching metal parts.
Provides instructions on how to insert memory media into the slot, ensuring correct orientation.
Explains the procedure for safely removing memory media from the computer.
Guides users on how to connect other external displays via available ports on the computer.
Details the HDMI out port for transferring digital video and audio to external display devices.
Explains necessary settings for viewing video on an HDMI display device.
Explains wireless display technology for connecting to external displays wirelessly via Wi-Fi.
Describes the security lock for anchoring the computer to prevent theft.
Provides instructions on how to connect a security cable to the computer's lock slot.
Explains how to use the Volume Mixer utility to control audio volume for devices and applications.
Details how to change the microphone recording level and use the Microphone Boost slider.
Explains how to configure audio settings using the Realtek HD Audio Manager.
Guides users on how to change the type of headphone or microphone connected to the combo jack.
Explains how video mode settings are configured via the Screen Resolution dialog.
Details pre-installed utilities and how to start them for computer operation.
Explains the TOSHIBA Display Utility for adjusting text size, split screen, and resolution enhancement.
Allows setting a password to restrict access to the computer.
Customizes hardware settings according to user preferences and connected peripherals.
Manages power consumption, supports 'eco mode' and 'eco charge mode' to save power and extend battery life.
Monitors system functions like power consumption, battery health, and cooling, providing status information.
Erases internal storage (HDD or eMMC), deletes partitions, and overwrites sectors.
Highlights unique or advanced features that enhance computer convenience.
Automatically cuts off power to the display panel after a period of inactivity.
Automatically cuts off power to the hard disk drive when it is not accessed for a specified time.
Automatically shuts down the system into Sleep or Hibernation Mode after a period of inactivity.
Provides two levels of password security (supervisor and user) to prevent unauthorized access.
Allows turning off power without exiting software, maintaining data in main memory.
Saves main memory contents to internal storage to resume work later without exiting software.
Details on starting the utility, setting, deleting, and changing user passwords.
Explains setting a Supervisor Password to restrict functions for general users.
A configuration management tool for viewing and changing BIOS settings and computer functions.
Allows viewing BIOS version and changing settings to default values.
Selects internal LCD and/or external monitor when the computer boots up.
Changes the sequence for searching drives for the operating system.
Accesses wake-on keyboard function and configures function keys.
Sets conditions for USB devices.
Sets conditions for SATA devices.
Sets conditions for LAN connections.
Proactively monitors system functions like power, battery health, and cooling, providing significant condition information.
Guides on how to open and enable the TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor application.
A BIOS setup utility for viewing and changing BIOS settings.
Details creating recovery media and restoring the system from recovery partition or media.
Describes the process of creating recovery media for system restoration.
Explains how to restore the computer using created recovery media.
Details how to restore the computer using the pre-installed software from the recovery partition.
Guidelines for resolving problems, including stopping immediately and observing system behavior.
Offers a checklist of simple fixes for common problems that might appear serious.
Guides users on how to identify problems by asking key questions about system behavior and indicators.
Discusses problems caused by software or disk media and how to resolve them.
Guides users to check hardware setup and configuration if software issues are not found.
Provides solutions for common issues like unresponsiveness and failure to start.
Offers steps to resolve issues where the computer does not respond to keyboard input.
Explains how to close unresponsive programs using Task Manager.
Troubleshoots issues related to the computer not starting, checking power connections.
Guides on loading advanced options like Setup Utility or Recovery options during startup.
Discusses problems related to computer hardware and attached peripherals.
Addresses problems related to the computer's power source, including battery and AC adaptor.
Explains automatic shutdown due to overheating and procedure for resolution.
Troubleshoots issues with the AC adaptor not powering the computer.
Addresses battery-related problems and checking the DC IN/Battery indicator status.
Troubleshoots issues where BIOS settings, system date, and time are lost.
Addresses keyboard problems caused by setup or configuration issues.
Discusses apparent display panel problems related to computer setup and configuration.
Troubleshoots problems with internal storage, including boot issues and slow performance.
Refers to Operating Basics for further information on optical disc drive issues.
Troubleshoots issues with memory media cards, such as errors, writing, and reading files.
Troubleshoots issues with the Touch Pad not working, pointer response, and sensitivity.
Troubleshoots common issues with USB mice, including pointer movement and double-clicking.
Provides guidance on troubleshooting USB devices and refers to device documentation.
Troubleshoots sound system issues, including no sound and annoying noises.
Refers to Operating Basics and monitor documentation for external monitor issues.
Troubleshoots external monitor issues like not turning on, no display, and display errors.
Troubleshoots LAN access issues, checking cable connections.
Troubleshoots issues with the Wake-up on LAN function not working.
Troubleshoots issues with accessing Wireless LAN, ensuring the function is on.
Troubleshoots issues with accessing Bluetooth devices, checking wireless function and manager application.
Suggests investigating other assistance sources before contacting TOSHIBA support.
Summarizes the physical dimensions of the computer, noting variations by model.
Lists operating and non-operating environmental conditions like temperature, humidity, and altitude.
Details the power requirements for the AC adaptor and the computer.
Specifies requirements for AC input plugs, power cords, and certification agencies.
Covers wireless technology interoperability, standards, and Bluetooth module specifications.
Discusses compatibility with Wireless LAN and Bluetooth standards and technologies.
Addresses radio frequency electromagnetic energy from wireless products and their safety for consumers.
Explains Bluetooth technology for wireless communication and its features.
Recommends enabling encryption for security and preventing unauthorized access.
Lists compatibility and network operating system details for Wireless LAN cards.
Details radio characteristics of the Wireless LAN module, such as country/region and type of product.
Provides European restrictions for using 2400.0-2483.5MHz and 5150-5350MHz frequencies.
Details compliance with Industry Canada Rules (RSS-210) for wireless devices.
Details FCC compliance for Class B digital devices and radio frequency exposure limits.
Provides important notice regarding frequency bandwidth usage in Japan to avoid interference.
Shows the indications that appear on the equipment for Wireless LAN.
Shows the indications that appear on the equipment for Bluetooth.
Lists device authorizations and restrictions for wireless devices, including radio approvals by country.
Provides legal footnotes regarding non-applicable icons and CPU performance variations.
Details CPU performance variations under specific conditions and automatic shutdown features.
Discusses compatibility of 32-bit drivers and applications with 64-bit systems.
Explains how main system memory is used by graphics and OS, and limitations of 32-bit systems.
Discusses factors affecting battery life, configurations, and battery degradation over time.
Explains Gigabyte definitions and factors affecting reported storage capacity.
Describes LCD screen brightness deterioration over time and limitations when on battery power.
Details GPU performance and available graphics memory components.
Discusses wireless LAN transmission speed and range factors.
Mentions copy protection standards that may affect recording or viewing of media.
Presents the license issues related to the OpenSSL Toolkit.
Details the FreeType Project License, its terms, and conditions.
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