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• Product description
• External component identification
• Top components
• Front components
• Right-side components
• Left-side components
• Bottom components
• Wireless antennas (select models only)
• Wireless antennas
• Illustrated parts catalog
• Serial number location
• Computer major components
• Bracket Kit
• Plastics/Cable Kit
• Miscellaneous parts
• Sequential part number listing
• Removal and replacement procedures
• Preliminary replacement requirements
• Tools required
• Service considerations
• Grounding guidelines
• Unknown user password
• Component replacement procedures
• Serial number
• Computer feet
• Battery
• Keyboard
• Memory module
• Mass storage device
• Top cover
• Audio board (Model 2133 only)
• Bluetooth module
• System board
• WLAN module
• RTC battery
• Fan/heat sink
• Display assembly
• Computer Setup
• Starting Computer Setup
• Using Computer Setup
• Navigating and selecting in Computer Setup
• Restoring factory settings in Computer Setup
• Computer Setup menus
• File menu
• Security menu
• Diagnostics menu
• System Configuration menu
• Specifications
• Computer specifications, model 2133
• Computer specifications, model 2140
• inch, SD display specifications
• inch, HD display specifications
• inch, WXGA display specifications
• inch, WSVGA display specifications
• Hard drive specifications
• System DMA specifications
• System interrupt specifications
• System I/O address specifications
• System memory map specifications
• Screw listing
• Phillips PM2.0×3.0 screw
• Phillips PM2.0×5.0 screw
• Phillips PM3.0×3.0 screw
• Phillips PM2.0×7.0 screw
• Phillips PM4.5×8.0 screw
• Phillips PM2.0×8.0 screw
• Tor T8M2.0×6.0 screw
• Tor T8M2.5×5.0 screw
• Tor T8M2.5×10.0 screw
• Tor T8M2.0×4.0 screw
• Backup and recovery
• Backup and recovery in Windows Vista
• Backing up and recovering
• Backing up
• Recovering
• Backup and recovery in Windows XP
• Backup and recovery in SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
• Performing a recovery
• Connector pin assignments
• Audio-out (headphone)
• Audio-in (microphone)
• External monitor
• RJ-45 (network)
• Universal Serial Bus
• Power cord set requirements
• Requirements for all countries and regions
• Requirements for specific countries and regions
• Recycling
• Display
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• Navigating the Home Screen
• Identifying the hardware
• Top components
• TouchPad
• Light
• Keys
• Front components
• Right-side components
• Left-side components
• Display components
• Bottom components
• Wireless antennas
• Additional hardware components
• Identifying the labels
• Identifying installed programs
• Installing programs
• Connecting to a wireless network
• Using wireless devices
• Identifying wireless network icons
• Using the wireless controls
• Using the wireless switch
• Using a WLAN
• Setting up a WLAN
• Protecting your WLAN
• Connecting to a WLAN
• Roaming to another network
• Connecting to a wired network
• Using Bluetooth wireless devices (select models only)
• Using e-mail
• Setting up an e-mail account
• Checking for new e-mail
• Viewing e-mail
• Using the Web
• Browsing and searching the Web
• Using the Bookmarks Menu
• Customizing the Web favorite links
• Creating new Web favorites
• Changing Web favorites
• Opening Web favorites
• Removing Web favorites
• Using power-saving states
• Initiating and exiting Suspend
• Initiating and exiting Hibernation
• Using the Power icon
• Finding battery information
• Displaying remaining battery charge
• Using power management
• Viewing the current power management settings
• Changing the current power management settings
• Using external AC power
• Connecting the AC adapter
• Using battery power
• Displaying the remaining battery charge
• Inserting or removing the battery
• Charging a battery
• Maximizing battery discharge time
• Managing low battery levels
• Identifying low battery levels
• Resolving a low battery level
• Resolving a low battery level when external power is...
• Resolving a low battery level when a charged battery is...
• Resolving a low battery level when no power source is...
• Resolving a low battery level when the device cannot exit...
• Calibrating a battery
• Step 1: Fully charge the battery
• Step 2: Disable Hibernation and Suspend
• Step 3: Discharge the battery
• Step 4: Fully recharge the battery
• Step 5: Reenable Hibernation and Suspend
• Conserving battery power
• Storing a battery
• Disposing of a used battery
• Shutting down
• Multimedia features
• Identifying your multimedia components
• Adjusting the volume
• Adjusting sound preferences
• Music
• Adding music to your library
• Downloading music
• Playing music
• Using the mini player
• Listening to the playlists
• Customizing your music favorite links
• Changing music favorites
• Deleting music favorites
• Photos
• Adding photos to your library
• Downloading photos
• Viewing your photo collection
• Customizing your photo favorite links
• Changing your photo favorites
• Removing your photo favorites
• Setting a photo album as a screen saver
• Audio
• Connecting external audio devices
• Checking your audio functions
• Video
• Connecting an external monitor or projector
• Adding videos to your library
• Downloading videos
• Watching videos
• Installing additional games
• Having a conference call or video chat
• Inserting a digital card
• Removing a digital card
• Connecting a USB device
• Removing a USB device
• Using the HP Mini Mobile Drive Bay (select models only)
• Inserting the HP Mini Mobile Drive
• Removing the HP Mini Mobile Drive
• Setting pointing device preferences
• Using the TouchPad
• Connecting an external mouse
• Using the keyboard
• Using keyboard shortcuts
• Using hotkeys
• Initiating Suspend (fn )
• Switching the screen image (fn )
• Decreasing screen brightness (fn )
• Increasing screen brightness (fn )
• Initiating QuickLock (fn )
• Muting speaker sound (fn )
• Decreasing speaker sound (fn 0)
• Increasing speaker sound (fn 1)
• Handling drives
• Using external drives
• Using optional external devices
• Customizing system settings
• Adjusting the time and date
• Changing the Clock Preferences
• Performing regular updates
• Performing critical updates
• Performing interim updates
• Backing up your information
• When to back up
• Restoring your information
• Using System Restore
• Using HP MIE Restore Image Creator
• Restoring using a Windows computer
• Restoring using a Linux computer
• Cleaning the display
• Cleaning the TouchPad and keyboard
• Traveling and shipping
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