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Toshiba Satellite 1805 Series User Manual

Toshiba Satellite 1805 Series
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Satellite
1800/1805
Series User’s Guide
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Table of Contents

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Toshiba Satellite 1805 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
RAM128 MB
Storage20 GB HDD
Display Size15.0 inches
Display Resolution1024 x 768 pixels
Optical DriveDVD-ROM
Operating SystemWindows XP
BatteryLithium Ion
PortsParallel, Serial, VGA, RJ-45
WirelessOptional Wi-Fi 802.11b

Summary

Product Information, Safety, and Support

Assistance and Support Channels

Contact methods for technical help including e-support and phone center.

Regulatory Compliance and Safety Warnings

FCC/IC compliance, critical application disclaimers, and RF exposure warnings.

Modem Setup and Troubleshooting

Guides for modem installation, usage, and problem resolution.

Wireless Features and Communications

Details on wireless features, network connectivity, and internet access.

Safety Instructions and Legal Notices

Safety guidelines for optical drives, copyright, and export regulations.

Chapter 1: Finding Your Way Around

Making sure you have everything

Verify all computer components and accessories are present before proceeding.

Computer Exterior Component Identification

Locating and identifying major physical parts and ports of the computer.

Front Panel and Underside Components

Details on front panel controls, status lights, and underside features.

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Workspace Setup and Ergonomics

Guidance on workspace selection, posture, lighting, and comfort.

Precautions and Initial Setup

Essential setup steps, safety measures, and component connections.

Peripheral, Battery, and Software Configuration

Connecting power, charging battery, installing peripherals, and software setup.

Computer Care and Shutdown Procedures

Computer maintenance, turning off, and security measures.

Chapter 3: Learning the Basics

Keyboard and Program Launch

Essential computing tips, keyboard usage, and launching applications.

File Management and Diskette Usage

Saving work, file operations, and using floppy diskettes.

Optical Drive and Communications Setup

Using CD/DVD drives, caring for discs, and setting up communications.

Modem, LAN, and Internet Connectivity

Connecting to networks, modems, and establishing internet access.

Chapter 5: Getting to Know Windows XP

Exploring the Desktop and Basic Operations

Introduction to the Windows XP desktop, icons, touchpad, and basic tasks.

Internet Access and Document Creation

Navigating the internet and creating new files and folders.

Program and Window Management

Starting, closing, resizing, and organizing windows and programs.

System Configuration and Troubleshooting

Creating shortcuts, managing desktop objects, and using System Restore.

Chapter 6: Exploring Your Options

Desktop Personalization and Folder Options

Customizing the desktop appearance and folder browsing settings.

Network and Internet Connectivity

Connecting to LANs, wireless networks, and the internet.

Data Exchange and Internet Usage

Transferring files, using the internet, and managing online connections.

Chapter 7: Toshiba Utilities

Fn-esse® Keyboard Shortcut Utility

Creating custom keyboard shortcuts for programs and documents.

Toshiba Hardware Setup

Tool for configuring hardware settings and device options.

Toshiba Power Saver Utility

Managing power settings to optimize battery life and performance.

Chapter 8: WinDVD 2000

Playing DVDs and Software Overview

Instructions for playing DVDs and using the WinDVD multimedia center.

WinDVD Controls and Customization

Using the toolbar, status bar, control panel, and customizing playback settings.

Chapter 9: If Something Goes Wrong

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Identifying and resolving issues with programs, startup, and general system operation.

Hardware and Connectivity Troubleshooting

Diagnosing and resolving hardware conflicts, driver issues, and peripheral problems.

Drive, Sound, and PC Card Issues

Troubleshooting problems with disk drives, sound systems, and PC Cards.

Power, Keyboard, Display, and Modem Issues

Diagnosing and resolving problems related to power, keyboard, display, and modem.

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