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Exploring Your Computer’s Features
Using the Bridge Media Adapter Slot
Removing an ExpressCard
®
1 Prepare the card for removal by clicking the Safely Remove
Hardware icon in the Notification Area and then selecting the
card or device you want to remove.
If the system is unable to prepare the card for safe removal, a
message will tell you to try again later. If the card can be
removed now, the system displays Safe to Remove Hardware.
2 Gently press the ExpressCard inward to release it.
The ExpressCard pops out slightly.
3 Grasp the ExpressCard and pull it straight out.
(Sample Illustration) Removing an ExpressCard
Using the Bridge Media Adapter Slot
(Available on certain models)
The Bridge Media Adapter slot (available on certain models)
supports the use of Memory Stick
™
, Memory Stick
™
PRO, Secure
Digital
™
(SD
™
), MMC
™
(MultiMediaCard
™
), or xD-Picture Card
™
media. These media can be used with a variety of digital products:
digital music players, cellular phones, PDAs, digital cameras,
digital video camcorders, etc.
The Bridge Media Adapter slot may also support other types of
media. For a complete list of supported media, visit Toshiba’s Web
site at accessories.toshiba.com.
Do not use the Copy Disk function for this type of media. To copy
data from one media to another, use the drag-and-drop feature of the
Windows
®
operating system.
NOTE
- Satellite 1
- M300 Series 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Model: Satellite 2
- M300 Series 2
- Associated Software Warranty 2
- Protection of Stored Data 2
- Critical Applications 3
- Industry Canada Requirement 4
- FCC requirements 4
- Disconnection 5
- Alarm Equipment 6
- Wireless Interoperability 7
- Wireless LAN and Your Health 7
- Regulatory Information 8
- Canada – Industry Canada (IC) 8
- EU Declaration of Conformity 9
- VCCI Class B Information 10
- Modem Warning Notice 10
- Using this Equipment in Japan 11
- Device Authorization 12
- 2.4 + 5GHz 11n minicard 13
- European Community Countries 14
- 11g minicard 16
- RTL8187B 17
- 5.375 x 8.375 ver 2.3 18
- Wireless Wi-Fi 19
- Link 4965AGN 19
- Bluetooth 20
- wireless 21
- Regulatory statements 22
- (1) (2) 24
- Copyright 25
- Trademarks 27
- Computer Disposal Information 27
- Contents 28
- Introduction 35
- This guide 37
- Safety icons 38
- Other documentation 39
- Service options 39
- Chapter 1 40
- Getting Started 40
- Selecting a place to work 41
- Setting up your computer 43
- Connecting to a power source 46
- Charging the main battery 48
- Opening the display panel 49
- Turning on the power 50
- Adding memory (optional) 51
- Shut Down Menu 53
- Hard Drive Recovery Utilities 60
- Using the TouchPad™ 67
- Fn+F5 key 69
- Fn + F5): 70
- Using an external keyboard 71
- Connecting a printer 72
- Turning off the computer 73
- Caring for your computer 83
- Chapter 2 86
- Learning the Basics 86
- Computing tips 87
- Using the keyboard 88
- Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys 89
- Function keys 89
- Special Windows 89
- Starting a program 91
- Explorer 92
- Saving your work 93
- Printing your work 95
- Backing up your work 96
- Using the optical drive 100
- Toshiba’s online resources 102
- Chapter 3 103
- Mobile Computing 103
- Battery Notice 104
- Charging batteries 105
- Monitoring main battery power 107
- Changing the main battery 113
- Taking care of your battery 117
- Disposing of used batteries 119
- Traveling tips 120
- Chapter 4 121
- Exploring Your Computer’s 121
- Features 121
- Exploring the desktop 122
- Setting up for communications 124
- The Internet 127
- The World Wide Web 127
- Internet Service Providers 127
- Connecting to the Internet 128
- Surfing the Internet 128
- Internet features 128
- Exploring audio features 129
- FM tuner 131
- Using an ExpressCard 132
- Removing an ExpressCard 133
- Inserting memory media 134
- Removing memory media 134
- Using the i.LINK 135
- Chapter 5 136
- Utilities 136
- TOSHIBA Assist 137
- TOSHIBA Application Installer 142
- Setting passwords 143
- TOSHIBA SD 148
- Memory Card Format Utility 148
- Mouse Utility 149
- TOSHIBA Hardware Setup 150
- TOSHIBA Zooming Utility 154
- TOSHIBA Button Support 155
- TOSHIBA Accessibility 157
- Fingerprint Logon 159
- ConfigFree® 161
- Chapter 6 165
- If Something Goes Wrong 165
- The computer will not start 166
- F12 when the 167
- F12 several times.) 167
- Ctrl, Alt, and Del 168
- The Windows 169
- Internet problems 170
- Resolving a hardware conflict 171
- Keyboard problems 175
- The screen is blank 176
- Sound system problems 181
- ExpressCard 181
- problems 181
- checklist 182
- Resolving ExpressCard 182
- Printer problems 183
- Wireless networking problems 185
- DVD operating problems 187
- Develop good computing habits 188
- operating 189
- Hibernation mode 193
- Before you contact Toshiba 194
- Contacting Toshiba 194
- Toshiba’s worldwide offices 195
- Appendix A 197
- Hot Keys/TOSHIBA Cards 197
- Hot Key Cards 198
- Application Cards 199
- Hot key functions 201
- Appendix B 212
- Power Cord/Cable 212
- Connectors 212
- Glossary 213
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