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General| Storage | SSD or HDD options, varies by configuration |
|---|---|
| Graphics | Intel HD Graphics 520 |
| Operating System | Windows 10 Pro |
| Ports | USB 3.0, HDMI, VGA, Ethernet, SD card reader, headphone/microphone combo jack |
| Wireless | Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.0 |
| Optical Drive | DVD SuperMulti drive |
| Webcam | HD webcam with microphone |
Disclaims liability for product failure in critical applications like life support systems.
Explanation of warning symbols used throughout the manual for hazard identification.
Essential safety precautions to reduce the risk of personal injury or damage to the computer.
Details on the CPU cooling fan and ensuring proper ventilation to prevent overheating.
Instructions on connecting the AC adapter and power cord for operation and charging.
Procedure for charging the computer's main battery before initial use.
Guidance for turning on the computer and performing the initial operating system setup.
On-screen instructions for installing the operating system and beginning computer use.
Detailed steps for creating a recovery drive using the TOSHIBA Recovery Media Creator utility.
Instructions for restoring the computer system from a created recovery drive.
Procedure to recover the system using the internal storage drive's recovery options.
Steps to reset the PC, allowing options to keep or remove personal files and reinstall Windows.
Guide to operating the touchpad, including pointer movement, selection, and scrolling.
Steps to launch applications from the Start menu or by searching.
Importance of saving work regularly to prevent data loss from unexpected shutdowns.
Methods and importance of backing up computer files to external media for data safety.
Information on using the Lithium-Ion battery for portable power and recharging.
Instructions for charging the main battery using the specified AC adapter.
Actions to take when the main battery is low: recharge or save work and shut down.
Instructions and warnings for replacing the computer's main battery pack.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing the main battery from the computer.
Procedure for correctly inserting a charged battery into the computer.
Tips for prolonging battery life, including safety precautions and maintenance.
Important safety warnings related to battery handling, damage, and fire risks.
Methods to maintain battery capacity, such as periodic discharge and rotating extra packs.
Overview of standard desktop features: icons, Start button, taskbar, and notification area.
Requirements and steps for establishing an internet connection via Wi-Fi or wired network.
Setting up supervisor and user passwords for computer and file protection.
Using the utility to create recovery media for returning the system to its original state.
Using fingerprint authentication for secure user logon and system access.
Steps to access and enroll fingerprints for authentication and system logon.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the fingerprint reader to ensure proper function.
Basic troubleshooting steps for common issues like frozen programs and unresponsive applications.
Troubleshooting steps for issues such as the computer not starting or displaying error messages.
Guidance on resolving problems when the Windows OS fails to start or function correctly.
How to use startup options like Safe Mode and System Restore to troubleshoot OS issues.
Troubleshooting tips for slow internet connections and network access issues.
Factors affecting internet speed and troubleshooting steps for slow connections.
Troubleshooting power-related issues, including AC adapter problems and battery charging.
Troubleshooting steps for keyboard issues, including driver uninstallation and system restore.
Troubleshooting steps for touchpad issues, including disabling/enabling and driver reinstallation.
Troubleshooting common display issues such as a blank screen or incorrect screen appearance.
Steps to resolve a blank display, including checking display priority and screen saver settings.
Troubleshooting issues related to storage drives, including access errors and slow performance.
How to run Error-checking to analyze and repair directories and files on storage drives.
Troubleshooting issues related to accessing discs, ejecting trays, and disc compatibility.
Performing a system recovery to return the computer to its original out-of-box state.
Troubleshooting common sound problems related to hardware setup and software configuration.
Steps to use the Windows audio troubleshooter to find and fix audio playback problems.
How to configure default audio playback devices and test speaker setup.
Troubleshooting common printer issues, including not printing or incorrect print output.
Requirements and steps for connecting to the internet via an ISP and necessary hardware.
How to verify network status using the taskbar icon and identify connection issues.
Steps to verify hardware connections, modem/router startup, and Wi-Fi status.
Using the PING command and command prompt to verify network adapter and TCP/IP functionality.
Practices for safe and efficient computer usage, including saving work and regular backups.
Importance of saving work regularly to prevent data loss from unexpected computer events.
Methods for backing up computer data to flash drives, external disks, or network partitions.
Using Windows features to back up system settings and important data files.
How to create and use restore points to revert the system configuration to a previous state.
Steps to back up computer files or the entire system using Windows backup features.
