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HW Setup

SATA

eSATA

This feature allows you to set conditions of eSATA.

SATA Interface setting

This feature allows you to set SATA interface setting.

Enabled Enables the eSATA port. (Default)

Disabled Disables the eSATA port in order to save power.

Performance Let HDD/SSD work with maximum performance.

(Default)

Battery life Let HDD/SSD work with battery life mode. If this

setting is selected, this causes performance

down.

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- Preface31
- Manual Contents31
- Conventions32
Chapter 1 Introduction34
- Equipment Checklist34
  - Hardware34
  - Software35
- Features36
- Special Features45
- TOSHIBA Value Added Package47
- Utilities and Applications49
- Options52
Chapter 2 The Grand Tour53
- Front with the Display Closed53
- Left Side55
- Right Side57
- Backside59
- Underside60
- Front with the Display Open62
- Optical Disc Drive65
- AC Adaptor69
- Remote Controller70
Chapter 3 Getting Started78
- Connecting the AC Adaptor79
- Opening the Display81
- Turning on the Power82
- Windows Setup82
- Turning off the Power83
- Restarting the Computer86
- System Recovery Options86
- Create Optical Recovery Discs87
- Restoring the Preinstalled Software from the Recovery HDD88
- Restoring the Preinstalled Software from Recovery Media89
Chapter 4 Operating Basics90
- Using the Touchpad90
  - Touch Pad Gesture91
- Using the Fingerprint Sensor92
  - How to Swipe the Finger93
  - Points to Note about the Fingerprint Sensor94
  - How to Delete the Fingerprint Data95
  - Fingerprint Sensor Limitations95
  - Points to Note about the Fingerprint Utility96
  - Set up Procedure96
  - Windows Logon Via Fingerprint Authentication97
  - Fingerprint System Boot Authentication97
  - Fingerprint Single Sign-On Feature98
- USB Sleep and Charge Function99
  - Starting the USB Sleep and Charge Utility100
- Using the Web Camera101
  - Using the Software102
- Using the Microphone103
- Using the TOSHIBA Face Recognition103
  - Disclaimer104
  - How to Register the Face Recognition Data104
  - How to Delete the Face Recognition Data105
  - How to Launch the Help File106
  - Windows Logon Via TOSHIBA Face Recognition106
- Using the Optical Disc Drive106
  - Loading Discs107
  - Removing Discs111
- Writing CD/DVD/Bds112
  - Important Message112
  - Before Writing or Rewriting with the BD-R/RE Drive112
  - Before Writing or Rewriting with the BD Combo Drive114
  - Before Writing or Rewriting with the DVD Super Multi Drive115
  - When Writing or Rewriting118
  - Disclaimer (DVD Super Multi Drive or BD-R/RE Drive)118
- Data Verification119
  - How to Learn more about TOSHIBA Disc Creator119
- Video119
- When Using Corel DVD Moviefactory® for TOSHIBA119
  - How to Make a Labelflash DVD119
  - How to Make a Blu-Ray Disc Movie119
  - How to Make a DVD-Video120
  - How to Learn more about Corel Moviefactory120
  - Important Information for Use120
- TOSHIBA DVD Player122
- Using Windvd BD for TOSHIBA124
- Media Care126
  - CD/DVD/Bd126
- Modem127
  - Region Selection127
  - Properties Menu127
  - Settings128
  - Modem Selection128
  - Dialing Properties128
  - Connecting128
  - Disconnecting129
- Using the FM Tuner130
- Wireless Communications131
  - Wireless LAN131
  - Security132
  - Wireless Communication Switch133
  - Wireless Activity LED133
- Lan133
  - LAN Cable Types133
  - Connecting LAN Cable134
  - Disconnecting LAN Cable134
- Cleaning the Computer134
- Moving the Computer135
  - Using the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Protection135
  - TOSHIBA HDD Protection Properties136
  - Details137
Chapter 5 The Keyboard138
- Typewriter Keys138
- F1 ... F12 Function Keys139
- Soft Keys: Fn Key Combinations139
  - Emulating Keys on Enhanced Keyboard139
- Hot Keys140
  - Fn Sticky Key (Depends on the Model You Purchased)141
- Windows Special Keys142
- Generating ASCII Characters142
Chapter 6 Power and Power-Up Modes143
- Power Conditions143
- Power Indicators144
  - Battery Indicator144
  - Power Indicator144
- Battery Types145
  - Battery Pack145
  - Real Time Clock Battery146
- Care and Use of the Battery Pack148
- Replacing the Battery Pack152
  - Removing the Battery Pack152
  - Installing the Battery Pack153
- Starting the Computer by Password154
- Panel Power Off/On155
- System Auto off155
- Power-Up Modes155
  - Hot Keys155
Chapter 7 HW Setup156
- Accessing HW Setup156
- HW Setup Window156
Chapter 8 Optional Devices160
- Expresscard161
  - Inserting an Expresscard161
  - Removing an Expresscard162
- SD/SDHC/MMC/MEMORY STICK / MEMORY STICK Pro/XD Memory Cards163
- Memory Expansion166
  - Installing a Memory Module166
  - Removing a Memory Module169
- Additional Battery Pack170
- Additional AC Adaptor170
- External Monitor171
- Hdmi171
  - Setting for Display Video on HDMI172
  - Settings for Audio on HDMI172
- I.link (IEEE1394)172
- Esata (External Serial ATA)175
  - Connecting an Esata Device175
  - Disconnecting an Esata Device176
- Security Lock176
Chapter 9 Troubleshooting177
- Problem Solving Process177
  - Preliminary Checklist178
  - Analyzing the Problem178
- Hardware and System Checklist179
Specifications197
- Environmental Requirements197
Appendix A Specifications199
Appendix B Display Controller199
Wireless LAN200
- Radio Characteristics201
Appendix C Wireless LAN203
AC Power Cord and Connectors203
- Certification Agencies203
- Battery Life206
- Hdd Drive Capacity207
- External Hdd Capacity208
- Copy Protection208
- Lcd Brightness and Eye Stain208
- Safety Use for Tv Tuner208
Appendix D AC Power Cord and Connectors209
Appendix E Disclaimers209
TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor209
Appendix F TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor210
- Starting the TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor210
  - Fingerprint Sensor217
  - Sound System227

Brand	Toshiba
Model	Qosmio X505
Category	Laptop
Language	English

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