Toshiba Satellite P100 Series - Removing a PC Card

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Optional Devices

Removing a PC card

1. Click the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the Task Bar.

2. Click the PC Card you want to remove.

3. Press the eject button of the PC Card to extend it.

4. Press the extended eject button to pop the card out slightly.

5. Grasp the PC Card and remove it.

Removing a PC card

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Default Chapter3
- Fcc Information3
- Fcc Conditions4
- Region Selection6
Preface35
Manual Contents35
Conventions36
- Abbreviations36
- Icons36
- Keys36
- Key Operation36
- Display37
- Messages37
Equipment Checklist37
- Hardware37
- Software37
- Documentation38
Chapter 1 Satellite P100 / Satellite Pro P100 Series Features39
Features39
- Series Features39
- Chip Set40
- Security Lock Slot46
Special Features46
Utilities48
Options50
Chapter 2 The Grand Tour51
Front with the Display Closed51
Right Side53
Left Side54
Back Side55
Underside56
Front with the Display Open58
Keyboard Indicators61
Optical Disc Drive62
- Region Codes for DVD Drives and Media62
- Writable Discs62
- Cds62
- Dvds62
- DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drive63
- DVD Super Multi Drive with Double Layer Disc Recording Support63
- AC Adapter64
Chapter 3 Getting Started65
Setting up Your Work Space65
- General Conditions66
- Placement of Computer66
- Seating and Posture67
- Lighting67
- Work Habits68
Connecting the AC Adapter69
Opening the Display70
Turning on the Power71
Starting up for the First Time71
Turning off the Power72
- Shut down Mode (Boot Mode)72
- Hibernation Mode72
  - Starting Hibernation73
  - Automatic Hibernation73
- Standby Mode74
Restarting the Computer75
Creating an Express Media Player Recovery CD76
Chapter 4 Operating Basics77
Using the Touchpad/Dual Pad77
Dual Pad Button Function78
Using the Fingerprint Sensor79
- Points to Note about the Fingerprint Sensor80
- Points to Note about the Fingerprint Utility81
- Set up Procedure82
- Fingerprint Registration82
- Window Logon Via Fingerprint Authentication83
- Fingerprint System Boot Authentication84
- How to Enable Fingerprint Power-On Security Settings84
- Fingerprint Utility Limitations85
- Fingerprint Single Sign on Feature85
- How the Swipe the Finger86
Using the Internal Modem87
- Important Safety Instructions87
- Region Selection87
- Properties Menu88
- Setting88
- Modem Selection89
- Dialing Properties89
- Connecting89
- Disconnecting90
Lan90
- Connecting the LAN Cable90
- Disconnecting the LAN Cable91
Wireless LAN91
- Wireless LAN Disclaimer91
- Security92
- Bluetooth Wireless Technology92
  - Worldwide Operation92
  - Radio Links92
- Bluetooth™ Stack for Windows ® by TOSHIBA93
- Product Support93
- Wireless Communication Switch93
- Wireless Communication LED94
Using Optical Disc Drives94
- Loading Compact Discs94
- Removing Compact Discs97
- Buttons98
- CD/DVD Play Control Buttons98
Express Media Player99
Using the TOSHIBA Remote Control102
Writing Cds on a DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drive103
- Important Message103
- Disclaimer103
- Before Writing or Rewriting104
- When Writing or Rewriting105
Writing Cds/Dvds on a DVD Super Multi Drive Supporting Double Layer Disc Recording105
- Important Message105
- Disclaimer105
- Before Writing or Rewriting106
- When Writing or Rewriting108
Media Care109
Diskettes109
Setting up more than One Display110
Cleaning the Computer111
Moving the Computer111
Chapter 5 The Keyboard113
Typewriter Keys113
- F1 ... F12 Function Keys114
Soft Keys: Fn Key Combinations114
Hotkeys114
Windows Special Keys115
Desktop-Style Keyboard116
Generating ASCII Characters116
Chapter 6 Power and Power-Up Modes117
Power Conditions117
Power Indicators118
- Battery Indicator118
- DC in Indicator119
- Power Indicator119
Battery Types119
- Battery Pack119
- Real Time Clock Battery120
Care and Use of the Battery Pack121
- Safety Precautions121
- Charging the Batteries123
- Battery Charging Notice124
- Monitoring Battery Capacity125
- Maximizing Battery Operating Time125
- Retaining Data with Power off (Standby Mode)125
- Extending Battery Life126
Replacing the Battery Pack126
- Removing the Battery Pack126
- Installing the Battery Pack127
TOSHIBA Password Utility128
- User Password128
- Supervisor Password128
- Starting the Computer by Password129
Power-Up Modes129
Panel Power Off/On130
System Automatic Standby/Hibernation130
Chapter 7 HW Setup131
Accessing HW Setup131
HW Setup Window131
- Boot Priority132
Chapter 8 Optional Devices135
PC Card136
- Installing a PC Card136
- Removing a PC Card137
Expresscard138
- Installing an Expresscard138
- Removing an Expresscard139
SD/MMC/MS/MS Pro/XD Memory Cards140
- Installing a Memory Card141
- Removing a Memory Cards142
- Memory Card Care143
Memory Expansion143
- Installing a Memory Module144
- Removing a Memory Module146
Additional Battery Pack147
Additional AC Adapter147
External Monitor147
Television147
I.link (IEEE1394)148
- Precautions148
- Connecting148
- Disconnecting149
Security Lock149
Chapter 9 Troubleshooting151
Problem Solving Process151
- Preliminary Checklist152
- Analyzing the Problem152
Hardware and System Checklist153
- System Start-Up154
- Overheating Power down154
- Self Test154
- Power154
- Ac Power155
- Keyboard157
- LCD Panel157
- Hard Disk Drive157
- Password158
- DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drive158
- DVD Super Multi Drive159
- Diskette Drive161
- PC Card161
- Memory Card161
- Sound System162
- Pointing Device162
- Usb Mouse163
- Fingerprint Sensor163
- Usb164
- TV Output Signal164
- Standby/Hibernation165
- Real Time Clock165
- Memory Expansion166
- Modem166
- Lan167
- Wireless LAN167
- Bluetooth168
- Monitor168
- I.link (IEEE1394)169
  - Toshiba Support169
  - Before You Call169
  - Where to Write170
  - Specifications171
  - Environmental Requirements171
  - Display Modes173
  - Displaying Movies on a Tv or Crt175
  - Card Specifications179
  - Radio Characteristics179
  - Ac Power Cord and Connectors183
  - Certification Agencies183

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