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General| Battery | 6-cell Lithium-ion |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Core 2 Duo |
| RAM | Up to 4GB DDR2 |
| Storage | Up to 320GB HDD |
| Display | 15.4-inch WXGA |
| Graphics | ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3400 Series |
| Operating System | Windows Vista |
| Optical Drive | DVD SuperMulti |
| Wireless | 802.11a/g/n |
| Ports | USB 2.0, HDMI, VGA, Ethernet, headphone/microphone jacks, ExpressCard |
Details copyright ownership and usage restrictions for the manual.
States the manual's accuracy and disclaims liability for errors or changes.
Lists registered trademarks of TOSHIBA and other companies.
Explains copyright protection technology and its usage limitations.
Provides guidelines for safe operation to protect the user and the computer.
Lists specific precautions for operating the computer safely.
Notifies users about FCC regulations and device compliance.
Lists the two conditions the device must comply with under FCC rules.
Mentions BSMI (Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection) notice for Taiwan.
States product compliance with EU directives like Low Voltage and EMC.
Information related to VCCI (Japan) standards for Class B digital devices.
Details compliance with Canadian regulations for radio noise emissions.
Provides warnings related to modem usage and conformity.
Lists compatible networks and testing conformity for specific countries.
Specifies region selection requirements for using the modem in Japan.
Explains redial attempts and limitations according to Japan's law.
Information required for modem installation and connection to telephone lines.
Details restrictions on modem usage with different telephone line services.
Explains how telephone companies may alter service and notify users.
Advises on what to do if telephone equipment malfunctions.
Instructs to call the telephone company for modem disconnection.
Explains legal requirements for fax transmission content and formatting.
Explains Industry Canada certification and connection requirements.
Specifies manual content requirements, including Ringer Equivalence Number (REN).
Identifies the standard telephone jack type and IC registration number.
Provides region-specific modem warnings and notes for Australia and New Zealand.
Details Austel permit requirements and country/region setting for Australian PSTN.
Provides Telepermit information and conditions for correct modem operation in NZ.
Lists parameters for compliance with Telecom's PTC Specifications in NZ.
Advises immediate disconnection of damaged equipment.
Lists specific AT command settings for modem use in New Zealand.
Details S0 register settings for Auto Answer mode functionality.
Recommends DTMF dialing and provides translation table for decadic dialing in NZ.
Explains transmit level settings and checks for performance issues.
Recommends disconnecting equipment from Telecom line during electrical storms.
Provides steps for disconnecting and reconnecting equipment during relocation.
Notes potential incompatibility with Telecom Distinctive Alert and FaxAbility.
Outlines conditions for advising office of specification changes and Telepermit artwork.
Indicates that the following information pertains only to EU member states.
Explains ENERGY STAR compliance and its benefits for energy efficiency.
Advises on proper disposal of the product as household waste in EU.
Lists types of optical drives and their certifications (Class 1 Laser).
Details the types of optical drives (DVD Super Multi, HD DVD) that may be preinstalled.
Lists common labels for Class 1 laser optical disc drives.
Explains the certification standards for Class 1 Laser products.
Provides safety instructions for using optical disc drives, especially laser safety.
Instructs users to read the manual and avoid direct laser beam exposure.
Warns against using controls other than specified to avoid radiation exposure.
Advises against opening the enclosure to prevent direct laser beam exposure.
Provides location of required labels for Panasonic UJ-870B/UJ-870F drives.
Provides location of required labels for HLDS GSA-T40N/GSA-T40F drives.
Provides location of required labels for Pioneer DVR-KD08TBM/DVR-KD08TBF drives.
Provides location of required labels for Toshiba Samsung TS-L632H/TS-L632P drives.
Provides location of required labels for Toshiba SD-L802B drives.
Provides location of required labels for Toshiba SD-L912A drives.
Provides safety precautions for laser products in multiple languages.
Warns users about the laser system and proper use of the manual.
German warning about laser system classification and manual usage.
Danish/Norwegian warning about laser classification and manual servicing.
Swedish warning about laser component emitting radiation above Class 1 limits.
Finnish warning about hazardous laser radiation if enclosure is opened.
Warning that improper control use can lead to hazardous radiation exposure.
German warning about hazardous radiation from incorrect controls or procedures.
Covers copyright law, electrical storm safety, and battery usage.
Explains copyright protection and penalties for unauthorized copying.
Advises avoiding telephone use during electrical storms due to lightning risk.
Prohibits using the telephone to report gas leaks.
Stresses using only the specified power cord for the computer.
Advises replacing batteries only with the manufacturer-recommended type.
Instructs users to dispose of used batteries according to manufacturer's instructions.
Advises using only the supplied or optional battery pack to avoid damage.
Introduces the manual, its purpose, and how to use it effectively.
Lists general precautions to minimize personal injury or computer damage.
Lists the items to check for upon unpacking the computer.
Lists the essential hardware items that should be included with the computer.
Lists the software applications and drivers preinstalled on the computer.
Details the operating system and its included software.
Lists the documentation provided with the computer.
Describes the computer's key features and advantages.
Provides information on the computer's processor configuration.
Details memory slots, module types, and maximum capacity.
Lists different Video RAM capacities based on chipset and graphics chip.
Details the types and sizes of integrated hard disk drives.
Describes the drive's capabilities and supported formats.
Details the drive's capabilities and supported formats.
Details the drive's capabilities and supported formats.
Describes the keyboard layout and function keys.
Explains the touchpad and its control buttons.
Details battery pack, RTC battery, and AC adaptor.
Lists and describes various ports like headphone, microphone, USB, HDMI.
Describes multiple digital media and ExpressCard slots.
Covers web camera and sound system.
Details LAN and Wireless LAN capabilities.
Explains the internal modem's data and fax capabilities.
Describes Bluetooth functions for wireless communication.
Explains the switch for enabling/disabling wireless functions.
Mentions the security lock slot for anchoring the computer.
Covers operating system, TOSHIBA utilities, and Plug and Play.
Highlights unique or advanced features like hot keys and power management.
Describes how hot keys modify system configuration quickly.
Explains the feature that cuts off display power after inactivity.
Details the feature that cuts off power to the hard disk drive when not accessed.
Explains system shutdown in sleep or hibernation mode after inactivity.
Mentions the ten-key pad integrated into the keyboard.
Describes the two levels of password security available.
Explains the hot key function for screen blanking and data security.
Details the microprocessor's role in battery monitoring and protection.
Explains how to configure the computer to save battery power.
Describes how power turns off when the display panel is closed.
Explains automatic hibernation when battery power is critically low.
Details the CPU's temperature sensor and cooling fan operation.
Describes fan operation and CPU speed adjustment for maximum performance.
Explains CPU speed reduction and fan operation for battery optimization.
Explains turning off power while saving software state to hard disk.
Details turning off power while maintaining data in main memory.
Describes preinstalled TOSHIBA component features like Power Saver and Button Support.
Explains how TOSHIBA Power Saver manages power supply features.
Details the utility that controls computer button functions like Mute.
Describes the utility for enlarging or reducing icon size and zoom factor.
Explains the tool for displaying system configuration and testing hardware.
Lists functions supported by TOSHIBA Flash Cards, like hot keys.
Provides support for users with impaired movement using hot key functions.
Describes preinstalled utilities and how to start them.
Explains TOSHIBA Assist as a graphical interface for help and services.
Provides steps to start the HW Setup utility for computer configuration.
Details software provided for DVD Video playback.
Explains software provided for HD DVD Video and DVD Video playback.
Describes creating CD/DVDs for audio, data, and backups.
Explains the utility for Physical Format and Write-Protect for DVD-RAM.
Details software for editing digital video and making DVD-Videos.
Describes ConfigFree for managing communication and network connections.
Explains face verification for Windows login and access.
Details software enabling communication between remote Bluetooth devices.
Explains the utility for enrolling and recognizing fingerprints.
Describes Mobility Center for quick access to mobile PC settings.
Details memory expansion slots and module types.
Lists available battery pack types (3, 6, 9 cell) for purchase.
Suggests purchasing additional AC adaptors for convenience.
Describes the USB FDD and its compatibility with Windows Vista.
Explains the slot for attaching a security cable to deter theft.
Illustrates and labels the front of the computer with the display closed.
Describes the front edge logo indicating the computer series.
Explains how to use the switch to turn wireless communication on or off.
Explains the sensor window for receiving remote controller signals.
Describes the slot for transferring data from various memory cards.
Details the 3.5 mm mini jack for audio input.
Describes the 3.5 mm jack for stereo headphones or audio output.
Explains the dial used to adjust system speaker and headphone volume.
Illustrates and labels components on the computer's left side.
Describes the 15-pin port for connecting an external monitor.
Explains the fan vent provides airflow for cooling.
Details the port for transferring NTSC or PAL data to external devices.
Describes the port for connecting external display/audio devices via HDMI.
Explains the jack for connecting to a Local Area Network (LAN).
Describes the two USB 2.0 ports and their features like Sleep and Charge.
Explains the slot for installing additional ExpressCards.
Describes the port for high-speed data transfer from external devices.
Illustrates and labels components on the computer's right side.
Details the USB 2.0 ports and their Sleep and Charge function.
Explains the jack for connecting the internal modem to a telephone line.
Describes the jack for connecting the FM tuner antenna.
Identifies the types of optical drives installed.
Describes the socket for the AC adaptor connection.
Describes the slot for attaching a security cable to prevent theft.
Illustrates and labels the back side of the computer.
Explains the modem jack for telephone line connection.
Details the FM tuner jack for antenna connection.
Identifies the types of optical drives installed.
Describes the socket for the AC adaptor connection.
Explains the slot for attaching a security cable.
Illustrates and labels components on the underside of the computer.
Explains the battery pack as the main power source when AC is disconnected.
Describes how to slide the latch to release the battery pack.
Explains how to slide the lock to free the battery latch.
Describes the cover protecting the memory module sockets.
Illustrates and labels the front of the computer with the display open.
Describes the LCD display's resolution, technology, and brightness adjustment.
Explains that speakers emit sound from software and system alarms.
Details functions enabled by swiping a finger on the sensor.
Explains how to use the touchpad for pointer control and selection.
Describes the function of the left and right touchpad buttons.
Explains the LEDs that monitor computer status like DC IN and power.
Details the six buttons that manage audio/video and access utilities.
Explains how the power button turns the computer on/off.
Describes the web camera for sending still or video images.
Explains when the web camera LED glows blue.
Records monaural sounds for applications and voice commands.
Explains the six buttons for managing audio/video and applications.
Illustrates system indicators and explains what each light signifies.
Explains the DC IN indicator when power is supplied.
Details the power indicator's states (white/green, blinking orange, no light).
Explains the main battery indicator states (white/green, orange).
Describes the indicator when accessing hard disk or optical disc drives.
Explains the indicator when accessing the digital media card slot.
Shows positions of keypad overlay and CAPS LOCK indicators.
Explains the CAPS LOCK indicator for uppercase format.
Details when the Arrow mode indicator lights green for cursor control.
Explains when the Numeric mode indicator lights green for numeric input.
Describes the DVD Super Multi, HD DVD-ROM, and HD DVD-RW drives.
Describes the features and use of HD DVD and HD DVD Media.
Summarizes HD DVD benefits, storage, and types.
Provides important notes regarding HD DVD format, software updates, and compatibility.
Stresses the possibility of new features and need for software updates.
States compatibility with DVD/CD but not Blu-ray Disc.
Discusses new technologies, compatibility issues, and logo significance.
Warns about potential frame dropping or audio skipping with high bit rate content.
States requirement for HDCP capable HDMI or DVI input for external displays.
Advises connecting the AC adaptor during HD DVD playback.
Recommends exiting other applications during HD DVD playback.
Explains Dolby Digital support and sample rate downsampling.
Details AACS support and the need for AACS key renewal.
Notes that operation methods may vary based on disc content.
Recommends using TOSHIBA HD DVD PLAYER and notes playback may take time.
Lists region codes for DVD drives and media compatibility.
Describes writable CDs, DVDs, and HD DVDs and their usage.
Explains CD-R (write once) and CD-RW (rewritable) disc characteristics.
Details DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD-RAM write capabilities.
Describes HD DVD-R (recordable once) and HD DVD-RW (rewritable) media.
Lists write speeds for various disc types on the DVD Super Multi drive.
Lists write speeds for various disc types on the HD DVD-ROM drive.
Lists write speeds for various disc types on the HD DVD-RW drive.
Introduces the remote controller for controlling computer functions remotely.
Mentions the availability of full size and slim size remote controllers.
Explains using the remote with Media Center for playing media.
Lists actions controllable via the remote, like navigation and sleep mode.
Explains functions of buttons on the full size remote controller.
Explains functions of buttons on the slim size remote controller.
Describes launching media player applications with this button.
Explains how to decrease display panel brightness.
Explains how to increase display panel brightness.
Details the power button's function for starting/terminating the OS.
Increases volume while viewing DVDs or replaying CDs.
Decreases volume while viewing DVDs or replaying CDs.
Opens the main menu on a DVD movie, if available.
Moves the cursor to navigate within Media Center windows.
Selects desired actions or window options, acting like the ENTER key.
Switches the lighting of indicators on or off.
Turns the computer's sound off.
Displays the previous window.
Provides more detailed information.
Opens Media Center to the main window.
Moves media backward for video, DVD, music.
Plays selected media or pauses audio/video tracks.
Moves media forward for video, DVD, music.
Moves media backward by a specified amount of time.
Stops the media currently playing.
Moves media forward by a specified amount of time.
Explains how to control computer functions from a distance.
Describes the effective angle and distance for remote control operation.
Specifies the maximum range from the infrared receiver window.
Defines the horizontal and vertical angles for remote operation.
Provides procedures for installing and removing remote controller batteries.
Lists the types of batteries suitable for full size and slim size remotes.
Step-by-step guide for installing batteries in the full size remote controller.
Step-by-step guide for installing batteries in the slim size remote controller.
Explains when and how to replace discharged batteries in the remote.
Provides steps to replace batteries in the full size remote controller.
Provides steps to replace batteries in the slim size remote controller.
Instructions for inserting and removing the slim size remote controller.
Steps to insert the slim size remote controller into the ExpressCard slot.
Steps to remove the slim size remote controller from the slot.
Explains how the AC adaptor converts power and recharges the battery.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the AC adaptor.
Instructions on how to open the display panel for optimal viewing.
Steps on how to turn on the computer for the first time.
Guides the user through the initial startup screen and on-screen directions.
Explains the three modes for turning off the computer: shut down, hibernation, sleep.
Describes shutting down the computer without saving data.
Explains saving memory to HDD and restoring previous state on next startup.
Lists benefits like saving data, quick return to work, and power saving.
Provides steps to manually enter hibernation mode via Windows Start menu.
Steps to initiate hibernation using Windows Vista Start menu.
Explains automatic hibernation via power button or lid closure.
Explains how memory data is saved to HDD during hibernation.
Describes that power remains on but CPU and devices are in sleep mode.
Lists benefits like rapid environment restoration and power saving.
Provides three ways to enter sleep mode: Start menu, closing panel, power button.
Lists conditions under which sleep mode may not function.
Explains when and how to restart the computer.
Explains the partition for system recovery files.
Details how to use the recovery menu to repair startup problems or restore the system.
Provides steps to create CD or DVD recovery discs from a hard disk image.
Explains restoring software from the hidden recovery partition on the HDD.
Details restoring operating system and software using created recovery media.
Explains how to use the touchpad for pointer control and selection.
Details the fingerprint sensor's functions and enrollment.
Provides steps for swiping fingers to minimize authentication failures.
Lists guidelines to avoid sensor damage and improve recognition success rate.
Provides instructions to delete all or individual registered fingerprints.
Discusses sensor comparisons, warning messages, and recognition rate differences.
Mentions file encryption, fingerprint data backup, and accessing Help files.
Outlines the procedure for initial fingerprint authentication setup.
Guides enrolling authentication data using the Fingerprints Enrollment Wizard.
Explains how fingerprint authentication replaces Windows logon by ID and password.
Steps for authenticating using an enrolled finger after computer startup.
Explains using fingerprint authentication instead of keyboard-based password for booting.
Discusses replacing keyboard password authentication with fingerprint for booting.
Details the procedure to enable fingerprint authentication settings.
Allows single fingerprint authentication for user, HDD, and supervisor passwords.
Provides steps to enable the Single Sign-On feature.
States TOSHIBA does not guarantee utility security or error-free operation.
Explains supplying USB power when the computer is turned off.
Guides on how to set the USB Sleep and Charge function in HW setup.
Refers to optical disc drive operation and highlights specific player applications.
Provides steps for loading CD/DVD/HD DVDs into the drive drawer.
Provides steps for removing CD/DVD/HD DVDs from the drive.
Explains the six buttons for managing audio/video and applications.
Guides users on how to enjoy HD DVDs using the dedicated player.
Lists limitations and requirements for HD DVD playback.
Provides important usage notes and potential issues with HD DVD playback.
Details new standards, AACS, and variability in playback features.
Recommends using TOSHIBA HD DVD PLAYER and notes playback may take time.
Provides specific guidelines for using the HD DVD PLAYER.
Explains display settings (Colors, resolution) and audio output options.
Covers supported playback formats and parental control absence.
Provides procedures to start the HD DVD PLAYER application.
Notes on using the player, including button mapping and screen variability.
Illustrates the player window and labels its elements.
Explains how to toggle full screen mode and display the control window.
Maximizes the TOSHIBA HD DVD PLAYER window.
Displays the player's settings screen.
Closes the TOSHIBA HD DVD PLAYER application.
Explains the main buttons used for playing HD DVD-Video.
Displays play time, title, and chapter number during disc playback.
Sets the control window to stay on top of other windows.
Closes the TOSHIBA HD DVD PLAYER control window.
Adjusts volume using a slider bar.
Mutes sound and returns volume to previous level when clicked again.
Switches between audio channels, usable for DVD-VR playback.
Switches between available subtitles for HD DVD playback.
Switches between audio tracks for titles with multiple audio tracks.
Switches between angles for multi-angle compatible titles.
Switches between repeat chapter, title, and normal playback modes.
Searches for specific chapters or titles on the disc.
Specifies which drive to use when an external HD DVD drive is connected.
Reads the HD DVD layer of a Twin format disc.
Reads the DVD layer of a Twin format disc.
Displays the HD DVD Top Menu.
Displays the HD DVD Menu.
Displays the HD DVD title selection screen.
Guides on displaying HD DVD-Video on a television via HDMI.
Refers to television manuals and this chapter for connection instructions.
Steps for connecting the computer to a television using an HDMI cable.
Explains how to change display settings for HD DVD-Video on TV.
Lists compatibility of HD DVD-Video display on computer and external devices.
Describes writing data to CDs/DVDs using supplied software.
Advises reading and following instructions before writing or rewriting discs.
Suggests disc manufacturers based on TOSHIBA's testing.
Lists points to observe when writing or rewriting to various disc media.
TOSHIBA disclaims responsibility for damage or loss related to disc writing.
Describes writing data to various disc types using the HD DVD-RW drive.
Advises reading instructions to avoid improper function, data loss, or damage.
Lists limitations when using TOSHIBA Disc Creator for disc creation.
Provides steps to verify data written or rewritten to CD/DVD.
Refers to Help files for additional information on TOSHIBA Disc Creator.
Explains recording video using Ulead DVD MovieFactory for TOSHIBA.
Provides instructions for using the software.
Simplified steps for making a Labelflash DVD using the software.
Steps for creating a DVD-Video from captured video data.
Steps for creating a DVD-Video from additional video sources.
Refers to Help and Manual files for additional Ulead DVD MovieFactory information.
Notes limitations when writing Video DVD, including editing and power settings.
Details requirements for editing digital video using DVD MovieFactory.
Provides precautions for recording video to DVD, like using recommended discs.
Explains limitations for Straight to Disc recording features.
Discusses compatibility issues with recorded DVDs on other players.
Provides tips for protecting data stored on CD/DVD/HD DVDs.
Offers simple precautions to increase media lifetime and protect data.
Describes the built-in webcam utility for capturing images.
Explains how the web camera software is pre-configured to start automatically.
Details the built-in microphone for recording sounds and voice commands.
Explains the availability and connection/disconnection of the internal modem.
Provides warnings regarding lightning storms and digital telephone lines.
Explains how to ensure correct internal modem settings for the region.
Describes how to display the modem properties menu.
Covers settings like AutoRun Mode and Dialing Properties.
Describes selecting the COM port if the internal modem is not recognized.
Explains how to display the modem's dialing properties.
Provides steps to connect the internal modem cable to the modem and telephone jack.
Provides steps to disconnect the internal modem cable.
Explains how to connect and use the FM tuner.
States that wireless communication supports Wireless LAN and Bluetooth.
Details card specifications, compatibility, OS, protocol, and data rate.
Emphasizes enabling encryption for wireless LAN security.
Explains Bluetooth wireless technology features and security.
Describes enabling/disabling RF transmission using the switch.
Explains how the wireless communication indicator shows function status.
Describes how to connect and disconnect to a LAN.
Steps for connecting the LAN cable to the computer and hub.
Provides steps to disconnect the LAN cable.
Offers tips for keeping the computer free of dust and using liquids carefully.
Provides precautions for moving the computer to ensure trouble-free operation.
Explains CPU temperature sensor and cooling fan operation.
Describes the keyboard layout and function keys.
Explains typewriter keys and differences from computer keyboards.
Details the 12 dark gray function keys and their programmed functions.
Explains FN key combinations for enabling/disabling features.
Describes simulating enhanced keyboard functions using key combinations.
Explains how hot keys enable or disable computer features.
Describes using FN+ESC to turn sound on or off.
Explains FN+F1 for entering 'Lock computer' mode.
Details using FN+F2 to change power settings.
Explains using FN+F3 to switch the system to sleep mode.
Details using FN+F4 to switch the system to hibernation mode.
Explains using FN+F5 to change the active display device.
Describes decreasing display panel brightness using FN+F6.
Explains increasing display panel brightness using FN+F7.
Details using FN+F8 to switch active wireless devices.
Describes using FN+F9 to enable or disable the touchpad function.
Explains using FN+SPACE to change display resolution.
Using FN+1 to reduce icon/font size in applications.
Using FN+2 to enlarge icon/font size in applications.
Explains using Toshiba Accessibility Utility to make the FN key sticky.
Describes keys that activate the Start menu and act as a secondary mouse button.
Explains the numeric keypad overlay integrated into the keyboard.
Describes using the numeric keypad overlay for data input or cursor control.
Explains how to turn on the numeric keypad overlay.
Details using FN+F10 to turn on Arrow mode for cursor control.
Explains using FN+F11 to turn on Numeric mode for data entry.
Accessing normal keyboard functions without turning off the overlay.
Using the keypad overlay temporarily without turning it on.
Explains switching between Arrow and Numeric modes using SHIFT.
Describes generating ASCII characters using their codes with overlay keys.
Explains how operating capability and battery status are affected by power conditions.
Details the Battery, DC IN, and Power indicators and their meanings.
Explains the conditions of the Battery indicator (blinking orange, orange, white/green, no light).
Explains the DC IN indicator status when the AC adaptor is connected.
Details the Power indicator status (white/green, blinking orange, no light).
Identifies the two types of batteries: main battery and Real Time Clock battery.
Explains the removable lithium ion battery pack as the main power source.
Details the RTC battery's role in maintaining system configuration and clock.
Provides instructions for proper care to ensure battery life and performance.
Lists advisories for handling batteries safely to prevent injury or damage.
Highlights hazardous situations resulting from improper battery handling.
Details potentially hazardous situations from improper battery handling.
Lists potentially hazardous situations that may result in minor injury or damage.
Warns about battery performance deterioration and shortened life.
Explains when and how to recharge the batteries.
Provides steps to connect the AC adaptor for recharging the battery pack.
Shows approximate charging times for different battery types.
Lists conditions affecting battery charging and troubleshooting steps.
Explains how to monitor remaining battery power in Power Options.
Provides tips on how to extend battery life and operating time.
Shows approximate time data is retained after power off with charged batteries.
Offers steps to maximize battery pack life and performance.
Explains when and how to install a new battery pack.
Provides detailed steps for removing the battery pack.
Provides detailed steps for installing the battery pack.
Explains two methods to start the computer using a registered password.
Lists the computer's power-up modes: Boot, Hibernation, and Sleep.
Mentions specifying settings in Power Options.
Details using FN+F3 for sleep and FN+F4 for hibernation.
Allows setting power to turn off automatically when the display panel is closed.
Explains automatic system shutdown if not used for a set duration.
Explains how to use TOSHIBA HW Setup to configure the computer and set passwords.
Provides steps to start the HW Setup utility.
Describes the HW Setup window tabs (General, Password, etc.) and buttons.
Displays BIOS version and contains Default and About buttons.
Allows setting or resetting the user password for power-on.
Provides steps to register a new user password.
Provides steps to delete an existing user password.
Allows customizing display settings for internal LCD or external monitor.
Sets the display to be used when the computer is booted.
Allows choosing CPU frequency modes: Dynamically Switchable or Always Low.
Sets the priority for booting the computer from various devices.
Explains how to override settings and manually select a boot device.
Provides steps to change the boot drive using F12 during startup.
Enables turning on the computer in sleep mode by pressing any key.
Allows enabling or disabling USB Legacy Emulation for system compatibility.
Describes settings for USB Sleep and Charge function modes.
Lets the computer power on when it receives a wake-up signal from the LAN.
Enables or disables built-in LAN functions.
Allows setting conditions for Front Edge Logo LED, touchpad LED, and Function button LED.
Explains how optional devices expand computer capabilities and versatility.
Lists optional devices like ExpressCard, memory cards, and memory expansion.
Lists optional power devices like additional battery packs and AC adaptors.
Lists optional peripheral devices like USB FDD, monitors, HDMI, and i.LINK.
Lists other optional devices, such as the security lock.
Provides steps for installing an ExpressCard into the computer's slot.
Provides steps for removing an ExpressCard from the computer's slot.
Describes the slot accommodating various digital media cards.
Lists the capacities for different types of supported memory cards.
Provides steps for installing memory cards into the slot.
Provides steps for removing memory cards from the slot.
Explains how to install additional memory modules to increase RAM.
Provides steps for installing memory modules into the computer.
Provides steps for removing memory modules from the computer.
Lists available additional battery pack types (3, 6, 9 cell).
Suggests purchasing additional AC adaptors for convenience.
Describes the 3 1/2" external FDD drive module connectable to the USB port.
Provides steps for connecting an external analog monitor to the computer.
Provides steps for connecting a television to the computer's video out port.
Explains connecting external display/audio devices via HDMI out port.
Guides on configuring settings for viewing video on HDMI devices.
Provides steps to set audio device for HDMI or internal speaker output.
Explains i.LINK for high-speed data transfer from external devices.
Lists precautions for data transfer, backup, static electricity, and device connection.
Provides steps for connecting i.LINK devices to the computer.
Provides steps for safely disconnecting i.LINK devices.
Explains how to use a security lock to anchor the computer.
Offers guidelines for efficiently resolving computer problems.
Lists simple checks to fix common issues that may appear serious.
Provides questions to help identify the cause of system malfunctions.
Discusses problems potentially caused by software or diskettes.
Guides on checking hardware if software issues are ruled out.
Lists common hardware and peripheral problem areas.
Checks items related to computer start-up issues.
Explains what constitutes a self-test failure and troubleshooting steps.
Discusses issues related to power sources like AC adaptor and battery.
Explains automatic computer shutdown due to high internal temperature.
Troubleshoots issues related to the AC adaptor not powering the computer.
Troubleshoots issues with the battery not powering or charging.
Provides guidance for issues related to entering the computer password.
Addresses issues like keys producing numbers or garbled screen output.
Troubleshoots issues related to the LCD panel, such as 'No display'.
Addresses issues like computer not booting from HDD or slow performance.
Troubleshoots issues with accessing or writing to the DVD drive.
Troubleshoots issues related to accessing or writing to HD DVD drives.
Addresses issues with the diskette drive not operating or programs running incorrectly.
Troubleshoots issues with infrared devices not working as expected.
Addresses issues like the on-screen pointer not responding or double-tapping not working.
Troubleshoots issues with USB devices not working or connecting.
Addresses problems with using the USB Sleep and Charge function.
Troubleshoots communication software, dial tone, connection, and garbled display issues.
Addresses issues where the system will not enter sleep or hibernation.
Troubleshoots issues with accessing LAN or Wake-up on LAN function.
Addresses issues with accessing Wireless LAN, consulting LAN administrator.
Troubleshoots issues with accessing Bluetooth devices.
Troubleshoots issues where the i.LINK device does not function.
Addresses issues when executing Recovery Disc Creator without a recovery partition.
Troubleshoots poor reception with the FM tuner.
Provides information on contacting TOSHIBA for technical assistance.
Advises checking other assistance sources before contacting TOSHIBA.
Explains factors affecting CPU performance, including environment and applications.
Lists hardware and software requirements for 64-bit computing.
Describes Intel Dual Core Technology for improved notebook PC performance.
Explains how graphics system usage affects main system memory availability.
Discusses factors influencing battery life and its eventual need for replacement.
Clarifies the difference in reported storage capacity due to byte definitions.
Explains that LCD screen brightness deteriorates over time with usage.
Discusses how GPU performance varies based on configuration and power mode.
Lists factors affecting wireless LAN transmission speed and distance.
Explains that selected models may not have all shown features/specifications.
Notes that copy protection may limit recording or viewing of media.
States that all images are simulated for illustration purposes.
Recommends adjusting LCD brightness to prevent eye strain.
Lists operating and non-operating environmental conditions.
Specifies requirements for AC adaptor and computer power input.
Details the technical specifications of the built-in modem.
Specifies NCU type, line type, and dialing type for the modem.
Details control commands and monitor function for the modem.
Lists data and fax communication system types (full/half duplex).
Details data and fax communication protocols used by the modem.
Lists data transmission and reception speeds for the modem.
Specifies error correcting and data compression standards used by the modem.
Explains how the display controller interprets software commands for pixels.
Lists supported video modes including resolution, color depth, and refresh rate.
Explains the modem's use of V.90 technology and its speed capabilities.
Details how V.90 rates are achieved and automatic V.34 selection.
Lists result codes indicating connection speeds and error control methods.
Provides common AT commands for modem control and configuration.
Details card form factor, compatibility, OS, protocol, and data rate.
Explains how radio characteristics vary by country/region and product type.
Lists supported 5 GHz/2.4 GHz channels subject to radio regulations.
Describes channel management for wireless clients and access points.
Lists specifications for AC input plugs, length, wire size, current, and voltage rating.
Lists certification agencies for power cords in Europe and outside Europe.
Illustrates plug shapes for USA, Australia, Canada, UK, Europe, and China.
Provides a list of common abbreviations used in the manual.
Defines terms from Adaptor to Computer System.
Defines terms from Digital Audio to Extended Capability Port.
Defines terms from Fast Infrared to Hard Disk Drive.
Defines terms from Icon to Modem.
Defines terms from Monitor to Password.
Defines terms from Pel to Radio Frequency Interference.
Defines terms from Random Access Memory to System Disk.
Index entries for terms starting with A and B.
Index entries for terms starting with C and D.
Index entries for terms starting with E and F.
Index entries for terms starting with H and I.
Index entries for terms starting with K, L, and M.
Index entries for terms starting with P, R, and S.
Index entries for terms starting with T and U.
Index entries for terms starting with V and W.
Index entries related to Wireless LAN.
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