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Learning the Basics
Playing a CD or DVD
5.375 x 8.375 ver 2.4.0
Drive components and control buttons
The CD/DVD control buttons are located at the front edge of
the computer and can be accessed when the display panel is
closed or open.
Components
Sample DVD-ROM or multi-function drive
Use the eject button to open the disc tray. This button requires
power to operate.
CAUTION: Never press the eject button or turn off the computer
while the disk/disc activity light is flashing. Doing so could
damage the disc or the drive.
Eject button
Manual
DVD-ROM or
eject button
multi-function drive
(Sample Drive)
- Satellite 1
- 2410/2415 Series 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Model: Satellite 2
- 2410/2415 Series 2
- Compact Disk-ReWritable 2
- Protection of Stored Data 2
- Critical Applications 2
- FCC Notice 3
- Industry Canada Requirement 4
- FCC Requirements 4
- If Problems Arise 5
- Disconnection 5
- Fax Branding 5
- Wireless Interoperability 6
- Wireless LAN and your Health 7
- Regulatory Information 7
- Canada – Industry Canada (IC) 7
- Interference Statement 8
- Approved Countries for use 9
- Safety Instructions 10
- Copyright 11
- Trademarks 12
- Contents 13
- Chapter 8: Using WinDVD 19
- Introduction 22
- Safety icons 23
- Other documentation 24
- Service options 25
- Finding Your Way 26
- Front with the display closed 27
- Right side 29
- Left side 30
- Front with the display open 31
- Fn key, activate 32
- Keyboard indicator lights 33
- System indicator panel 34
- CD/DVD control buttons 35
- Underside 36
- Getting Started 38
- Keeping yourself comfortable 39
- Placement of the computer 39
- Seating and posture 40
- Lighting 41
- Arms and wrists 41
- Work habits 42
- Precautions 42
- Setting up your computer 43
- Setting up your software 44
- Adding external devices 45
- Expansion memory slot cover 48
- Removing a memory module 51
- Checking total memory 52
- Connecting a mouse 53
- Connecting a printer 53
- Fn + F5, or by setting the 54
- ❖ Built-in display panel only 55
- ❖ External monitor only 55
- Display limitations 56
- Using an external keyboard 57
- Connecting to a power source 58
- Charging the battery 60
- Opening the display panel 61
- Turning on the power 61
- Enter key 63
- Built-in 64
- LCD sensor 64
- Using the TouchPad 65
- Setting up a printer 68
- Using the Add Printer Wizard 68
- Setting up the fax function 70
- Powering off the computer 72
- Caring for your computer 72
- Cleaning the computer 73
- Moving the computer 73
- Using a computer lock 73
- Learning the Basics 75
- Using the keyboard 76
- Character keys 77
- Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys 77
- Function keys 77
- Overlay keys 78
- TOSHIBA Console button 80
- Starting a program 81
- Saving your work 81
- Printing your work 82
- Using diskettes 83
- Caring for diskettes 84
- Backing up your files 85
- Playing a CD or DVD 86
- Components 87
- Inserting a disc 90
- Playing an audio CD 92
- Caring for CDs and DVDs 96
- Powering down the computer 99
- Restart command 100
- Hibernation command 100
- Using Turn Off or Shut down 101
- 5.375 x 8.375 ver 2.4.0 102
- Using Hibernation 105
- Going into Hibernation mode 107
- ❖ When I close the lid 110
- Using Standby 112
- Starting again from Standby 116
- Mobile Computing 117
- Using additional batteries 118
- Battery safety precautions 118
- Maximizing battery life 119
- Charging batteries 121
- Monitoring battery power 122
- Conserving battery power 124
- Setting battery alarms 125
- Changing the main battery 126
- Inserting a charged battery 128
- Battery release latch 129
- Traveling tips 130
- Getting to Know the 131
- Operating System 131
- Start button 132
- System tray 132
- XP file system 134
- Lesson 6: Starting programs 143
- Using the taskbar 146
- Resizing and moving windows 147
- Lesson 8: Closing programs 148
- Lesson 9: Creating shortcuts 149
- Calculator and click Finish 150
- XP Help and Support 158
- Using the Windows 160
- XP tour 160
- Exploring Your Options 162
- Personalizing your desktop 163
- Choosing a style 164
- Customizing window toolbars 166
- ❖ Locally, over a network 169
- Setting up for communications 170
- Determining the COM port 170
- ❖ Click Properties 171
- ❖ Click the Diagnostics tab 171
- ❖ Click Query Modem 171
- Accessing a network 172
- ❖ The Internet 173
- ❖ The World Wide Web 173
- ❖ Internet Service Providers 173
- ❖ Surfing the Internet 173
- The Internet 174
- The World Wide Web 174
- Internet Service Providers 174
- Surfing the Internet 175
- Internet features 176
- Toshiba’s online resources 177
- Exploring video features 177
- Exploring audio features 178
- Recording sounds 179
- Using a microphone 179
- Adjusting recording quality 180
- Using PC Cards 182
- Inserting PC Cards 183
- Removing PC Cards 184
- Hot swapping 184
- Hot swapping precautions 184
- Toshiba Utilities 186
- Fn-esse 187
- Starting Fn-esse 188
- ❖ Drag-and-drop 189
- Fn key, then 190
- Hotkey utility 191
- TOSHIBA Console 192
- Customize Your Computer 193
- Security 194
- Power Management 194
- Plugged in section 195
- Running on batteries section 196
- Creating a new power mode 196
- Customizing a power mode 196
- TOSHIBA Button Controls 197
- Toshiba Hardware Setup 198
- Using WinDVD 201
- 5.375 x 8.375 ver 2.4.1 202
- Minimize 204
- Click this To do this 205
- Maximizing the video window 208
- Using playlists 209
- Creating a Playlist 210
- Playing a Playlist 212
- Getting Help 213
- Exiting WinDVD 213
- If Something Goes 214
- The computer will not start 216
- The Windows 217
- F8 when your computer starts 218
- Internet problems 219
- Resolving a hardware conflict 220
- Interrupt Request Channel 221
- Direct Memory Access 221
- Resolving conflicts 222
- Disabling a device 222
- Checking device properties 223
- Memory module problems 224
- Power and the batteries 225
- Keyboard problems 226
- Display problems 227
- The built-in screen flickers 228
- Disk drive problems 229
- Error-checking 229
- Sound system problems 232
- PC Card problems 232
- Card Information Structure 233
- PC Card checklist 233
- Resolving PC Card problems 234
- Printer problems 235
- Modem problems 236
- Develop good computing habits 237
- Before you call 238
- Contacting Toshiba 239
- Toshiba voice contact 239
- Toshiba’s worldwide offices 241
- If Something Goes Wrong 242
- Hot Keys 244
- Instant password security 245
- Power usage mode 247
- Standby mode 248
- Hibernation mode 249
- Display modes 250
- Display brightness 251
- Keyboard hot keys 251
- Power Cable 252
- Connectors 252
- Glossary 253
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