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Toshiba DX1210-ST4N22 User Manual

Toshiba DX1210-ST4N22
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GMAD00279010
04/11
If you need assistance:
Toshiba’s Support Web site
support.toshiba.com
Toshiba Customer Support Center
Calling within the United States (800) 457-7777
Calling from outside the United States (949) 859-4273
For more information, see “If Something Goes Wrong” on
page 125 in this guide.
DX1210 Series
User’s Guide

Table of Contents

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Toshiba DX1210-ST4N22 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Storage500GB HDD
GraphicsIntel HD Graphics 2000
Optical DriveDVD SuperMulti Drive
Weight17.6 lbs
RAM4GB DDR3
Operating SystemWindows 7 Professional
Ethernet10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet

Summary

Warranty and Software Compliance

Recordable Drive Warranty Details

Details warranty for recordable/rewritable drives and associated software.

Critical Applications Disclaimer

States the product is not designed for life-support or critical applications.

FCC Declaration of Conformity

Regulatory Compliance Information

Outlines FCC rules for Class B devices and interference mitigation.

Wireless and Regulatory Requirements

Industry Canada Requirements

Compliance with Canadian ICES-003 and other standards.

Wireless Interoperability

Specifications for Wireless LAN product compatibility.

Regulatory Statements and Safety

EU/EFTA and Canada Compliance

Details compliance with R&TTE directive and Industry Canada standards.

Optical Disc Drive Safety

Safety precautions for using the laser system in optical drives.

Safety Icons and Guide Navigation

Safety Icon Meanings

Explains the classification and meaning of safety icons used in the manual.

Understanding Guide Icons

Defines icons for technical notes, hints, and definitions.

System Features and Documentation

Computer Features and Specifications

Describes system features, noting variations between models.

Other Documentation and Service Options

Lists additional documentation and available service programs.

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Setting Up Your Work Environment

Guidance on preparing a suitable workspace for the computer.

Connecting to a Power Source

Using the Computer for the First Time

Turning On the Power

Step-by-step guide to safely power on the computer for initial use.

Adding Memory (Optional)

Installing a Memory Module

Detailed instructions on how to install RAM modules safely.

Removing a Memory Module

Recovering the Internal Storage Drive

Recovery Options Overview

Outlines options like out-of-box state, factory default, and custom partition recovery.

Creating Recovery Media

Restoring from Recovery Media

Erasing the Internal Storage Drive

Connecting and Setting Up a Printer

Computer Power Off Options

Hibernation Mode Explained

Explains hibernation, saving system state without continuous power.

Sleep Mode Explained

Describes sleep mode for power saving and quick resume.

Advanced Power Management

Turning Off Computer Quickly

Using the power button for faster shutdown after configuration.

Configuring Hibernation Mode

Steps to enable and configure hibernation functionality.

Configuring Sleep Mode

Computer Care and Customization

Cleaning and Moving the Computer

Provides tips on cleaning and moving the computer safely.

Chapter 2: Learning the Basics

Computing Tips

Advice on saving work frequently and backing up files regularly.

Using the Wireless Mouse

Using the Wireless Keyboard

Replacing Keyboard Batteries

Steps for replacing batteries in the wireless keyboard.

Keyboard Functions Explained

Character and Special Keys

Explains character keys, Ctrl, Fn, Alt, and Windows keys.

Starting a Program

Launching Programs from Start Menu

Step-by-step guide to launching applications via the Start menu.

Launching Programs via Search Field

How to find and launch programs using the Windows search function.

Saving Your Work

Saving Files Procedures

Backing Up and Restoring Your Work

Using the Optical Disc Drive

Viewing Blu-ray Disc™ Movies

How to view Blu-ray movies and access online content.

Optical Disc Drive Components

Inserting an Optical Disc

Step-by-step guide for inserting discs into the drive.

Recording and Removing Optical Media

Removing Discs Safely

Procedures for ejecting discs while the computer is on or off.

Chapter 3: Computing

Energy-Saver Design and Power Management

Explains energy-saving features and power management configurations.

Power Plans Configuration

Using TOSHIBA eco Power Plan

Chapter 4: Exploring Your Computer's Features

Exploring the Desktop Interface

Introduction to the Windows desktop as the main interface.

Taskbar, Notification Area, and Communications

Setting Up Communications

Requirements for connecting to the internet and other computers.

Wireless LAN Connectivity Setup

Information on setting up wireless network connections.

Network Access and Audio Features

Accessing Networks

Steps to connect to office networks via Ethernet or Wi-Fi.

Recording Sounds and Using Microphones

How to record audio using the internal or external microphone.

Using External Speakers or Headphones

Web Camera and Memory Card Reader

Inserting Memory Media

Removing Memory Media

Toshiba Remote Control Usage

Chapter 5: Utilities Overview

TOSHIBA Assist Utility

Access to security, diagnostic, and optimization tools.

Password Management

Setting up supervisor and user passwords for system access control.

TOSHIBA Application Installer

Setting and Managing Passwords

Instant Password Security

Securing the system with a single keystroke for temporary breaks.

Supervisor Password Configuration

User Password Management

TOSHIBA PC Diagnostic Tool

Mouse Utility Configuration

TOSHIBA Hardware Setup

TOSHIBA Sleep Utility

USB Sleep and Charge Function

Enabling/disabling USB ports for charging devices when the computer is off.

USB Sleep and Music Feature

TOSHIBA Button Support

TOSHIBA Accessibility Utility

TOSHIBA eco Utility™

TOSHIBA Service Station and PC Health Monitor

Chapter 6: If Something Goes Wrong

Software and Operating System Issues

Troubleshooting program responsiveness, OS errors, startup, and internet problems.

Hardware and Peripheral Troubleshooting

Addresses issues with device management, memory, keyboard, disk drives, optical drives, sound, printers.

Network and Media Troubleshooting

Troubleshoots wireless networking and optical disc playback problems.

System Maintenance and Best Practices

Covers habits like saving work, backups, and general system care.

Seeking Further Assistance

Preparing for Toshiba Support

Steps to take before contacting Toshiba support for help.

Other Toshiba Internet Web Sites

Appendix A: Hot Keys/TOSHIBA Cards

Hot Key Card Functions Overview

Lists system functions controllable via hot keys like Mute, Sleep, Power Plan.

Using Hot Keys and TOSHIBA Cards

Explains how to use the Fn key and associated hot key cards.

Volume Mute Functionality

How to enable or disable audio mute using hot keys or the TOSHIBA Card.

Lock (Instant Security) Feature

Activates instant security, requiring a logon to access the computer.

Power Plan Hot Key Control

Sleep Mode Hot Key Control

Hibernation Mode Hot Key Control

Display Brightness Control

Wireless Device Enable/Disable

Zoom (Display Resolution) Function

Keyboard Hot Key Functions

Appendix B: Power Cord/Cable Connectors

Glossary of Terms

Common Acronyms Explained

Lists common acronyms used in the user guide.

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