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Contents
Before Use.......................................................................... 4
Finding More about Your VAIO Computer .................... 5
Ergonomic Considerations ............................................ 8
Getting Started.................................................................. 10
Locating Controls and Ports........................................ 11
About the Indicator Lights ........................................... 17
Connecting a Power Source ....................................... 18
Using the Battery Pack................................................ 20
Shutting Down Your Computer Safely ........................ 27
Using the Power Saving Modes .................................. 28
Keeping Your Computer in Optimum Condition .......... 31
Using Your VAIO Computer.............................................. 34
Using the Keyboard..................................................... 35
Using the Touch Pad................................................... 37
Using Special-function Buttons ................................... 38
Using the Quick Web Access Function ....................... 39
Using the Built-in Camera ........................................... 41
Using the Optical Disc Drive ....................................... 42
Using "Memory Stick".................................................. 50
Using Other Modules / Memory Cards........................ 57
Using the Internet........................................................ 65
Using the Network (LAN) ............................................ 66
Using the Wireless LAN...............................................67
Using the Bluetooth Function ......................................72
Using Peripheral Devices..................................................78
Connecting External Speakers or Headphones ..........79
Connecting an External Display ..................................80
Selecting Display Modes .............................................85
Using the Multiple Monitors Function ..........................86
Connecting an External Microphone ...........................88
Connecting a USB Device ...........................................89
Customizing Your VAIO Computer....................................91
Setting the Password...................................................92
Using Intel(R) VT .........................................................99
Using the VAIO Control Center .................................100
Using the VAIO Power Management.........................101
Upgrading Your VAIO Computer.....................................102
Adding and Removing Memory .................................103
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Precautions..................................................................... 109
Safety Information ..................................................... 110
Care and Maintenance Information........................... 112
Handling Your Computer........................................... 113
Handling the LCD Screen ......................................... 115
Using the Power Source ........................................... 116
Handling the Built-in Camera .................................... 117
Handling Discs .......................................................... 118
Using the Battery Pack.............................................. 119
Handling "Memory Stick"........................................... 120
Handling the Built-in Storage Device ........................ 121
Troubleshooting .............................................................. 122
Computer Operations................................................ 124
System Update / Security.......................................... 130
Recovery ................................................................... 131
Battery Pack.............................................................. 133
Built-in Camera ......................................................... 135
Networking (LAN/Wireless LAN) ............................... 137
Bluetooth Technology ............................................... 140
Optical Discs ............................................................. 144
Display ...................................................................... 149
Printing ...................................................................... 153
Microphone ............................................................... 154
Speakers ................................................................... 155
Touch Pad .................................................................157
Keyboard ...................................................................158
Floppy Disks ..............................................................159
Audio/Video ...............................................................160
"Memory Stick" ..........................................................162
Peripherals ................................................................163
Trademarks .....................................................................164
Notice ..............................................................................166
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Before Use
Congratulations on your purchase of this Sony VAIO® computer and welcome to the on-screen User Guide. Sony has
combined leading-edge technology in audio, video, computing, and communications to provide you with a state-of-the-art
computing experience.
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External views illustrated in this manual may look slightly different from those of your computer.
How to find specifications
Some features, options, and supplied items may not be available on your computer.
To find out about the configuration of your computer, visit the web site at http://www.sony-asia.com/.
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Finding More about Your VAIO Computer
Finding More about Your VAIO Computer
This section provides support information about your VAIO computer.
1. Printed Documentation
❑Quick Start Guide — An overview of components connection, set-up information, etc.
❑Recovery, Backup and Troubleshooting Guide
❑Safety Regulations, etc.
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Before activating the wireless functions such as the wireless LAN and Bluetooth technology, read the Safety Regulations carefully.
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Finding More about Your VAIO Computer
2. On-screen Documentation
❑VAIO User Guide — General information of your VAIO computer including support and troubleshooting information.
To access VAIO User Guide, click , Start All Programs, and VAIO Manual.
❑Windows Help and Support — A comprehensive resource for practical advice, tutorials, and demonstrations to help you
learn to use your computer.
To access Windows Help and Support, click Start and Help and Support, or press and hold the Microsoft Windows
key and press the F1 key.
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Finding More about Your VAIO Computer
3. Support Web Sites
❑Sony online support web site
The Sony online support web site provides instant access to information on commonly encountered problems:
http://www.sony-asia.com/support/vaio/onlinesupport
❑Online registration
You can register your computer online at the following URL:
http://www.sony-asia.com/support/vaio/registration
❑Contact information
You can contact us at the following URL:
http://www.sony-asia.com/support/vaio/contactus
❑For other Sony products, visit the web site at http://www.sony-asia.com/ .
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Ergonomic Considerations
Ergonomic Considerations
You will be using your computer as a portable device in a variety of environments. Whenever possible, you should attempt
to take account of the following ergonomic considerations for both stationary and portable environments:
❑Position of your computer – Place the computer directly in front of you. Keep your forearms horizontal, with your wrists
in a neutral, comfortable position while using the keyboard or the pointing device. Let your upper arms hang naturally at
your sides. Take frequent breaks while using your computer. Excessive use of the computer may strain eyes, muscles, or
tendons.
❑Furniture and posture – Sit in a chair with good back support. Adjust the level of the chair so your feet are flat on the
floor. A footrest may make you more comfortable. Sit in a relaxed, upright posture and avoid slouching forward or leaning
far backwards.
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Ergonomic Considerations
❑Viewing angle of the computer display – Use the display tilting feature to find the best position. You can reduce eye
strain and muscle fatigue by adjusting the tilt of the display to the proper position. Adjust the brightness level of the display
as well.
❑Lighting – Choose a location where windows and lights do not cause glare and reflection on the display. Use indirect
lighting to avoid bright spots on the display. Proper lighting adds to your comfort and work efficiency.
❑Positioning an external display – When using an external display, set the display at a comfortable viewing distance.
Make sure the display screen is at or slightly below eye level when you are sitting in front of the monitor.
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Getting Started
This section describes how to get started using your VAIO computer.
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Before starting your computer for the first time, do not connect any other hardware that did not originally come with your computer. Upon completion,
connect one device (for example, a printer, an external hard disk drive, a scanner, and so on) at a time, following the manufacturer's instructions.
❑Locating Controls and Ports (page 11)
❑About the Indicator Lights (page 17)
❑Connecting a Power Source (page 18)
❑Using the Battery Pack (page 20)
❑Shutting Down Your Computer Safely (page 27)
❑Using the Power Saving Modes (page 28)
❑Keeping Your Computer in Optimum Condition (page 31)
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Locating Controls and Ports
Locating Controls and Ports
Take a moment to identify the controls and ports shown on the following pages.
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The appearance of your computer may be different from those illustrated in this manual due to variations in specifications.
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Locating Controls and Ports
Front
ABuilt-in microphone (monaural)
BBuilt-in MOTION EYE camera indicator (page 17)
CBuilt-in MOTION EYE camera (page 41)
DLCD screen (page 115)
EBuilt-in speakers (stereo)
FNumeric keypad*
Use the numeric keypad to type numbers or to perform basic
math calculations.
GKeyboard (page 35)
HLeft button (page 37)
IRight button (page 37)
JTouch pad (page 37)
KHeadphones jack (page 79)
LMicrophone jack (page 88)
* On selected models only.
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Locating Controls and Ports
ANum lock indicator (page 17)
BCaps lock indicator (page 17)
CScroll lock indicator (page 17)
DASSIST button (page 38)
EWEB button (page 38)
FVAIO button (page 38)
GPower button/Power indicator (page 17)
H"Memory Stick Duo" slot* (page 50)
IMedia Access indicator (page 17)
JSD memory card slot (page 61)
KWIRELESS switch (page 67), (page 72)
LWIRELESS indicator (page 17)
MCharge indicator (page 17)
NDisc drive indicator (page 17)
* Your computer supports only Duo-size "Memory Stick".
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Locating Controls and Ports
Right
AUSB ports * (page 89)
BOptical disc drive (page 42)
CDrive eject button (page 42)
DManual eject hole (page 144)
ESecurity slot
* Compliant with the USB 2.0 standard and support high-/full-/low- speeds.
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Locating Controls and Ports
Left
ADC IN port (page 18)
BNetwork (LAN) port (page 66)
CAir vent
DMonitor port (page 80)
EHDMI output port (page 83)
FeSATA/USB port *
Connect an external device compliant with the eSATA or USB
standard.
GExpressCard/34 slot (page 57)
* Compliant with the USB 2.0 standard and supports high-/full-/low- speeds.
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Notes on using the eSATA/USB port:
- An eSATA device and a USB device cannot be connected to the port
simultaneously.
- The computer may not be able to recognize your USB device depending on the
plug shape of the device. In this case, use one of the USB dedicated ports.
- When disconnecting an eSATA device, click the Safely Remove
Hardware beforeand Eject Media icon on the taskbar and select the device
removal.
- The port does not support an eSATA port multiplier.
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Locating Controls and Ports
Back/Bottom
AAir vents
BMemory module compartment cover (page 103)
CBattery connector
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About the Indicator Lights
About the Indicator Lights
Your computer is equipped with the following indicator lights:
Indicator Functions
Power 1 Illuminates in green while the computer is in Normal mode, blinks slowly in orange while the computer is in Sleep
mode, and turns off when the computer is turned off or enters Hibernate mode.
Charge Illuminates while the battery pack is charging. See Charging the Battery Pack (page 23) for more information.
Built-in MOTION EYE camera Illuminates while the built-in camera is in use.
Media Access Illuminates while data access to a memory card, such as "Memory Stick" and an SD memory card, is in
progress. (Do not place the computer into Sleep mode or turn it off while this indicator light is lit.) When the
indicator light is unlit, the memory card is not in use.
Disc drive Illuminates while data access to the built-in storage device or the optical disc drive is in progress. Do not place
the computer into Sleep mode or turn it off while this indicator light is lit.
Num lock Press the Num Lk key to activate the numeric keypad. Press it a second time to deactivate the numeric keypad.
The numeric keypad is not active when the indicator light is unlit.
Caps lock Press the Caps Lock key to type letters in uppercase. Letters appear in lowercase if you press the Shift key
while the indicator light is lit. Press the key a second time to turn off the indicator light. Normal typing resumes
when the Caps lock indicator light is turned off.
Scroll lock Press the Fn+Scr Lk keys to change how you scroll the display. Normal scrolling resumes when the Scroll lock
indicator light is turned off. The Scr Lk key functions differently depending on the program you are using and
does not work with all programs.
WIRELESS Illuminates while one or more wireless options are enabled.
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Connecting a Power Source
Connecting a Power Source
You can use either an AC adapter or a rechargeable battery pack for supplying power to your computer.
Using the AC Adapter
While your computer is directly connected to an AC power source and has a battery pack installed, it uses power from the
AC outlet.
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Use only the supplied AC adapter for your computer.
To use the AC adapter
1 Plug one end of the power cord (1) into the AC adapter (3).
2 Plug the other end of the power cord into an AC outlet (2).
3 Plug the cable from the AC adapter (3) into the DC IN port (4) on the computer.
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The shape of the DC In plug varies depending on the AC adapter.
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Connecting a Power Source
✍
To disconnect your computer completely from an AC power source, unplug the AC adapter from the AC outlet.
Make sure that an AC outlet is easily accessible.
If you do not intend to use your computer for an extended period of time, place the computer into Hibernate mode. See Using Hibernate Mode (page
30).
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Using the Battery Pack
Using the Battery Pack
The battery pack supplied with your computer is not fully charged at the time of delivery.
Installing/Removing the Battery Pack
To install the battery pack
1 Turn off the computer and close the LCD screen lid.
2 Slide the battery LOCK switch (1) to the unlock position.
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Using the Battery Pack
3 Slide the battery pack diagonally into the battery compartment until the projection (2) on either side of the battery
compartment fits into the U-shaped cut (3) on either side of the battery pack.
4 Push the battery pack down into the compartment until it clicks into place.
5 Slide the battery LOCK switch to the LOCK position to secure the battery pack on the computer.
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Using the Battery Pack
To remove the battery pack
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You will lose all unsaved data if you remove the battery pack while your computer is on and not connected to the AC adapter.
1 Turn off the computer and close the LCD screen lid.
2 Slide the battery LOCK switch (1) to the unlock position.
3 Slide and hold the battery RELEASE latch (2), put your fingertip underneath the tab (3) on the battery pack, and lift the
battery pack in the direction of the arrow, and then slide it away from the computer.
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For your safety, it is highly recommended that you use genuine Sony rechargeable battery packs and AC adapters that meet the quality assurance
standard, supplied by Sony for your VAIO computer. Some VAIO computers may only function with a genuine Sony battery pack.
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Using the Battery Pack
Charging the Battery Pack
The battery pack supplied with your computer is not fully charged at the time of delivery.
To charge the battery pack
1 Install the battery pack.
2 Connect the computer to a power source with the AC adapter.
The charge indicator light is on while the battery pack is charging. When the battery pack charges close to the maximum
charge level you selected, the charge indicator turns off.
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Charge the battery pack as described in this manual from your first battery charge.
Charge indicator status Meaning
Lit in orange The battery pack is charging.
Blinks along with the green
power indicator
The battery pack is running out of power.
(Normal mode)
Blinks along with the orange
power indicator
The battery pack is running out of power.
(Sleep mode)
Blinks fast in orange A battery error has occurred due to a failed battery
pack or an unlocked battery pack.
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Using the Battery Pack
✍
Keep the battery pack in your computer while it is directly connected to an AC power source. The battery pack continues to charge while you are using
the computer.
When the battery pack is running out of power and both the charge and power indicator lights blink, you should either connect the AC adapter to
recharge the battery pack or shut down your computer and install a fully charged battery pack.
Your computer is supplied with a lithium ion battery pack and can be recharged any time. Charging a partially discharged battery pack does not affect
the life of battery.
While some software applications or peripheral devices are in use, your computer may not enter Hibernate mode even when the remaining battery life
becomes short. To avoid loss of data while the computer is running on the battery, you should save your data frequently and manually activate a power
management mode, such as Sleep or Hibernate.
If the battery pack runs out of power while the computer is in Sleep mode, you will lose all unsaved data. Going back to the previous work state is
impossible. To avoid loss of data, you should save your data frequently.
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Using the Battery Pack
Checking the Battery Charge Capacity
The battery charge capacity gradually decreases as the number of battery charging increases or the duration of use of the
battery pack extends. To get the most out of the battery pack, check the battery charge capacity and change the battery
settings.
To check the battery charge capacity
1Click Start, All Programs, and VAIO Control Center.
2Click Power Management and Battery.
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Additionally, you can enable the battery care function to extend the life of the battery pack.
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Using the Battery Pack
Extending the Battery Life
When your computer is running on battery power, you can extend the battery life using the following methods.
❑Decrease the LCD brightness of your computer screen.
❑Use the power saving mode. See Using the Power Saving Modes (page 28) for more information.
❑Change the power saving settings on the Power Options. See Using the VAIO Power Management (page 101) for more
information.
❑Set the wallpaper in Long Battery Life Wallpaper Setting as your desktop background with the VAIO Control Center.
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Shutting Down Your Computer Safely
Shutting Down Your Computer Safely
To avoid losing unsaved data, be sure to shut down your computer properly, as described below.
To shut down your computer
1 Turn off any peripherals connected to the computer.
2 Save your data and close all running software applications.
3 Click Start and the Shut down button.
After a short time, the computer automatically turns off. Make sure the power indicator light turns off.
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Using the Power Saving Modes
Using the Power Saving Modes
You can take advantage of the power management settings to conserve battery life. In addition to the normal operating mode,
your computer has two distinct power saving modes to suit your preference: Sleep and Hibernate.
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If you do not intend to use your computer for an extended period of time while it is disconnected from an AC power source, place the computer into
Hibernate mode or turn it off.
If the battery pack runs out of power while your computer is in Sleep mode, you will lose all unsaved data. Going back to the previous work state is
impossible. To avoid loss of data, you should save your data frequently.
Mode Description
Normal mode This is the normal state of your computer while it is in use. The green power indicator light is lit while the
computer is in this mode.
Sleep mode Sleep mode turns off the LCD screen and places the built-in storage device(s) and the CPU into a low power
consumption mode. The orange power indicator light blinks slowly while your computer is in this mode. Your
computer comes out of Sleep mode quicker than out of Hibernate mode. However, Sleep mode uses more
power than Hibernate mode.
Hibernate mode While your computer is in Hibernate mode, the state of the system is saved on the built-in storage device(s) and
power is turned off. Even when the battery pack runs out of power, no data will be lost. The power indicator light
is unlit while your computer is in this mode.
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Using the Power Saving Modes
Using Sleep Mode
To activate Sleep mode
Click Start, the arrow next to the Shut down button, and Sleep.
To return to Normal mode
❑Press any key.
❑Press the power button on your computer.
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If you press and hold the power button for more than four seconds, your computer will turn off automatically. You will lose all unsaved data.
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Using the Power Saving Modes
Using Hibernate Mode
To activate Hibernate mode
Press the Fn F12+ keys.
Alternatively, you can click Start, the arrow next to the Shut down button, and Hibernate.
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Do not move your computer before its power indicator light turns off.
To return to Normal mode
Press the power button.
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If you press and hold the power button for more than four seconds, your computer will turn off automatically.
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Keeping Your Computer in Optimum Condition
Keeping Your Computer in Optimum Condition
Updating Your Computer
Be sure to update your VAIO computer with the following software applications for enhancing your computer's efficiency,
security, and functionality.
The VAIO Update automatically notifies you of new updates available on the Internet, and downloads and installs them on
the computer.
❑Windows Update
Click Start, All Programs, and Windows Update and then follow the on-screen instructions.
❑VAIO Update 5
Click Start, All Programs, and VAIO Update 5 and then follow the on-screen instructions.
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Your computer must be connected to the Internet to download the updates.
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Keeping Your Computer in Optimum Condition
Keeping the Antivirus Software Updated
You can keep the Internet security software programs current with the latest updates by downloading and installing the
updates from the web site of the manufacturer.
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Your computer must be connected to the Internet to download the updates.
❑When using the McAfee:
1 Click Start, All Programs, McAfee, and McAfee SecurityCenter.
2 Click the update tab and select the option to check for updates.
3 Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the updates.
❑When using the Norton Internet Security:
1 Click Start, All Programs, Norton Internet Security, and LiveUpdate or Norton Internet Security.
2 Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the updates.
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See the help file included with your software program for more information.
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The actual procedure may be different from the above depending on updates installed on your computer. In such a case, follow the on-screen
instructions.
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Keeping Your Computer in Optimum Condition
Using the VAIO Care
With the VAIO Care, you can regularly conduct performance checks and tune-ups on your computer to keep it running at an
optimum level. Launch the VAIO Care whenever a problem is found on your computer. The VAIO Care will provide
appropriate measures to solve the problem.
To launch the VAIO Care
❑On models with the ASSIST button
Press the ASSIST button while your computer is on.
❑On models without the ASSIST button
Click Start, All Programs, VAIO Care, and VAIO Care.
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Do not press the ASSIST button while the computer is in Hibernate mode.
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See the help file included with the VAIO Care for more information.
On models with the ASSIST button, pressing the ASSIST button while the computer is off launches the VAIO Care Rescue. The VAIO Care Rescue can
be used to recover your computer in case of emergency, for example, when the Windows does not start.
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Using Your VAIO Computer
This section describes how to get the most out of using your VAIO computer.
❑Using the Keyboard (page 35)
❑Using the Touch Pad (page 37)
❑Using Special-function Buttons (page 38)
❑Using the Quick Web Access Function (page 39)
❑Using the Built-in Camera (page 41)
❑Using the Optical Disc Drive (page 42)
❑Using "Memory Stick" (page 50)
❑Using Other Modules / Memory Cards (page 57)
❑Using the Internet (page 65)
❑Using the Network (LAN) (page 66)
❑Using the Wireless LAN (page 67)
❑Using the Bluetooth Function (page 72)
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Using the Keyboard
Using the Keyboard
Your keyboard has additional keys that perform model-specific tasks.
Combinations and Functions with the Fn Key
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Some keyboard functions can be used only after the operating system is finished launching.
Combination/Feature Function
Fn + % (F2): muting Turns on and off the built-in speakers or the headphones.
Fn + 2 (F3/F4): volume control Changes the volume level.
To increase the volume, keep pressing the Fn F4+ keys or press the Fn+F4 keys and then the
M , or key.
To decrease the volume, keep pressing the Fn+F3 keys or press the Fn F3+ keys and then the
m < or key.
Fn + 8 (F5/F6): brightness control Changes the LCD brightness of your computer screen.
To increase lighting intensity, keep pressing the Fn F6+ keys or press the Fn+F6 keys and then
the M or , key.
To decrease lighting intensity, keep pressing the Fn+F5 keys or press the Fn+F5 keys and then
the m or < key.
Fn + /T (F7): display output Switches the display output between your computer screen and an external display. Press the
Enter key to select the display output.
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If you disconnect a display cable from your computer while an external display is selected as the display
output destination, the computer screen goes blank. In such a case, press the F7 key twice while holding
down the Fn key, and then press the Enter key to switch the display output to the computer screen.
Use of multiple monitors may not be supported depending on the connected external display.
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Using the Keyboard
Fn + / (F9/F10): zooming Changes the size of an image or a document displayed on some software.
To make the view look smaller and further away (zoom out), press the Fn+F9 keys.
To make the view look bigger and closer (zoom in), press the Fn+F10 keys.
See the help file included with the VAIO Control Center for more information.
Fn + (F12): hibernation Provides the lowest level of power consumption. When you execute this command, the states
of the system and the connected peripheral devices are saved to the built-in storage device and
the system power is turned off. To return the system to its original state, use the power button
to turn on the power.
For details on power management, see Using the Power Saving Modes (page 28).
Combination/Feature Function
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Using the Touch Pad
Using the Touch Pad
You can point to, select, drag, and scroll objects on the screen using the touch pad.
✍
You can disable/enable the touch pad while a mouse is connected to your computer. To change the touch pad settings, use the VAIO Control Center.
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Be sure to connect a mouse before disabling the touch pad. If you disable the touch pad before connecting a mouse, you will be able to use only the
keyboard for pointer operations.
Action Description
Point Slide your finger on the touch pad (1) to place the pointer (2) on an item or object.
Click Press the left button (3) once.
Double-click Press the left button twice in a row.
Right-click Press the right button (4) once. With many applications, this action displays a context-sensitive shortcut menu (if any).
Drag Slide your finger on the touch pad while pressing the left button.
Scroll Slide your finger along the right edge of the touch pad to scroll vertically. Slide your finger along the bottom edge to scroll
horizontally. Once vertical or horizontal scrolling is engaged, you can move your finger in circles on the touch pad to
keep scrolling without taking the finger off the touch pad (the scroll function is available only with applications that
support a touch pad scroll feature).
Flick Slide two fingers linearly in quick motion on the touch pad. On web browser software or image viewer software, you can
flick left to move backward and flick right to move forward.
Pinch With some software applications, you can pinch on the touch pad with two fingers for zooming. Pinch open to zoom in
or pinch close to zoom out.
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Using Special-function Buttons
Using Special-function Buttons
Your computer is equipped with special buttons to help you use specific functions of the computer.
Special-function button Functions
ASSIST button
Launches the VAIO Care while the computer is on.
While the computer is off, the ASSIST button launches the VAIO Care Rescue.
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Do not press the ASSIST button while the computer is in Hibernate mode.
WEB button
While the computer is in Normal mode, the WEB button launches the web browser assigned to the button by
default.
While the computer is off, the WEB button activates the Quick Web Access function and launches the web
browser used with this function. See Using the Quick Web Access Function (page 39) for more
information.
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The WEB button is not functional while the computer is in Sleep mode or Hibernate mode.
VAIO button
Launches the Media Gallery or turns the volume on and off, depending on your model.
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Using the Quick Web Access Function
Using the Quick Web Access Function
The Quick Web Access function enables you immediately to access the Internet without launching the Windows operating
system.
Activating the Quick Web Access Function
To activate the Quick Web Access function, your computer must be off.
To activate the Quick Web Access function
1 Press the WEB button on the computer.
2 Follow the instructions in the initial setup wizard.
Once you have completed the initial setup, the web browser used with the Quick Web Access function launches just by
pressing the WEB button from the next time.
Exiting the Quick Web Access Function
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To launch the Windows operating system, you first need to exit the Quick Web Access function.
To exit the Quick Web Access function, do any of the following:
❑Click the icon located at the lower left corner of the screen.
❑Press the WEB button.
❑Press the power button on the computer.
For detailed information on how to use or restrictions on the Quick Web Access function, click the icon located at the
lower right corner of the screen.
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Using the Quick Web Access Function
Notes on Using the Quick Web Access Function
While the Quick Web Access function is activated, you cannot use:
❑any function key, except the F2 F3, , and F4 keys, in combination with the Fn key for shortcuts.
❑the Scr Lk key in combination with the Fn key for a shortcut.
❑any port and jack except the DC IN port, the network (LAN) port, the USB ports, and the headphones jack.
❑the "Memory Stick Duo" slot, the SD memory card slot, and the ExpressCard slot.
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Using the Built-in Camera
Your computer is equipped with a built-in MOTION EYE camera.
With the appropriate image capture software, you can perform the following operations:
❑Capture still images and movies
❑Sense and capture object movements for monitoring purposes
❑Edit captured data
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Turning on the computer activates the built-in camera.
Video calls are possible with the appropriate software.
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Launching or exiting your instant messaging or video editing software does not activate or deactivate the built-in camera.
Do not place your computer into Sleep or Hibernate mode while you are using the built-in camera.
To use the image capture software
1 Click Start, All Programs, ArcSoft WebCam Companion 3, and WebCam Companion 3.
2 Click your desired icon in the main window.
For detailed information on how to use the software, see the help file included with the software.
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When capturing an image or a movie in a dark place, click the Capture icon in the main window, and then click the WebCam Settings icon and select
the low light or low light compensation option in the properties window.
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Using the Optical Disc Drive
Your computer is equipped with an optical disc drive.
Some features and options in this section may not be available on your computer.
See the specifications to find out about the configuration of your computer.
To insert a disc
1Turn on the computer.
2Press the drive eject button (1) to open the drive.
The drive tray slides out.
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3 Place a disc in the middle of the drive tray with the label side facing upward and gently push it down until the disc clicks
into place.
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Do not exert pressure on the drive tray. Be sure to hold the bottom of the drive tray when placing/removing a disc onto/from the tray.
4 Close the drive tray by pushing it in gently.
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Do not remove the optical disc while your computer is in a power saving mode (Sleep or Hibernate). Be sure to bring the computer back into Normal
mode before removing the disc.
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Supported Discs
Your computer plays and records CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray Disc ™ media, depending on the model you purchased.
See the reference chart below to find out which type of optical disc drive supports which types of media.
PR: playable and recordable
P: playable but not recordable
–: not playable or recordable
CD-ROM CD-R/RW DVD-ROM DVD-R/RW DVD+R/
RW
DVD+R DL
(Double
Layer)
DVD-R DL
(Dual
Layer)
DVD-
RAM*1 *2
BD-ROM BD-R/RE *3
DVD SuperMulti Drive P PR *5 P PR PR PR PR PR – –
Blu-ray Disc™ Drive
with DVD SuperMulti
PPR *5 P PR PR PR PR PR P PR *4
Blu-ray Disc™ ROM
Drive with
DVD SuperMulti
PPR *5 P PR PR PR PR PR P P
*1 The DVD SuperMulti Drive on your computer does not support the DVD-RAM cartridge. Use non-cartridge discs or discs with a removable cartridge.
*2 Writing data to single-sided DVD-RAM discs (2.6 GB) compliant with DVD-RAM Version 1.0 is not supported.
DVD-RAM Version 2.2/12X-SPEED DVD-RAM Revision 5.0 disc is not supported.
*3 The Blu-ray Disc drive on your computer does not support BD-RE Disc media in Version 1.0 format and Blu-ray Disc media with a cartridge.
*4 Supports writing data to BD-R Part1 Version 1.1/1.2/1.3 discs (single-layer discs with the capacity of 25 GB, dual-layer discs with the capacity of 50 GB) and BD-RE
Part1 Version 2.1 discs (single-layer discs with the capacity of 25 GB, dual-layer discs with the capacity of 50 GB).
*5 Writing data to Ultra Speed CD-RW discs is not supported.
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!
This unit is designed to playback discs that conform to the Compact Disc (CD) standard. DualDiscs and some music discs encoded with copyright
protection technologies do not conform to the Compact Disc (CD) standard. Therefore, these discs may not be compatible with this unit.
When you buy pre-recorded or blank discs for use with your VAIO computer, be sure to read the notices on the disc package carefully to check both
playback and recording compatibility with your computer's optical disc drives. Sony does NOT guarantee the compatibility of VAIO optical disc drives
with discs that are not compliant with the official "CD," "DVD," or "Blu-ray Disc" standard. USING NON-COMPLIANT DISCS CAN CAUSE FATAL DA
TO YOUR VAIO COMPUTER OR CREATE SOFTWARE CONFLICTS AND CAUSE SYSTEM HANGING.
For inquiries about disc formats, contact the individual publisher of the pre-recorded disc or the manufacturer of the recordable disc.
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8 cm disc writing is not supported.
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To play copyright protected Blu-ray Disc media continually, update the AACS key. The AACS key update requires Internet access.
As with other optical media devices, circumstances may limit compatibility or prevent Blu-ray Disc media playback. VAIO computers may not support
movie playback on packaged media recorded in AVC or VC1 formats at high bit rates.
Region settings are required for some contents of DVD and BD-ROM Disc media. If the region setting on the optical disc drive does not match the
region coding on the disc, playback is not possible.
Unless your external display is compliant with the High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) standard, you cannot play or view the contents
of copyright protected Blu-ray Disc media.
Some content may restrict video output to standard definition or prohibit analog video output. When you output video signals through digital
connections, such as an HDMI connection or a DVI connection, it is strongly recommended that a digital HDCP compliant environment be implemented
for optimum compatibility and viewing quality.
Exit all memory-resident utility software before playing or writing a disc as it may cause the computer to malfunction.
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Notes on Using the Optical Disc Drive
Notes on writing data to a disc
❑Only use circular discs. Do not use discs in any other shape (star, heart, card, etc.), as this may damage the optical disc
drive.
❑Do not strike or shake your computer while the optical disc drive is writing data to a disc.
❑Do not plug or unplug the power cord or the AC adapter while the optical disc drive is writing data to a disc.
Notes on playing discs
To achieve optimum performance of disc playback, you should follow these recommendations:
❑Some CD players and computer optical disc drives may not be able to play audio CDs created with the CD-R or CD-RW
media.
❑Some DVD players and computer optical disc drives may not be able to play DVDs created with the DVD+R DL, DVD-R
DL, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, or DVD-RAM media.
❑When your computer is equipped with a Blu-ray Disc drive, Blu-ray Disc playback is available on your computer. However,
the drive may not be able to play some Blu-ray Disc content, or the computer may become unstable during Blu-ray Disc
playback. To play content normally, download and install the latest updates for the WinDVD BD using the VAIO Update.
For information on how to use the VAIO Update, see Updating Your Computer (page 31).
❑Depending on system environment, you may find sound interruptions and/or dropped frames during AVC HD playback.
❑Do not place your computer into either of the power saving modes while your computer is playing a disc.
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Notes on region codes
Region code indicators are labeled on the discs or packages to indicate in which region and on what type of player you can
play the disc. If the region code indicates "all," you can play this disc in most regions of the world. If the region code for your
residence area is different from the label, you cannot play the disc on your computer.
To find out the region code for your residence area, see the following table.
Residence area Region code Residence area Region code Residence area Region code
Africa 5 Australia* 4 China 6
Europe 2 Hong Kong* 3 India* 5
Indonesia* 3 Japan* 2 Korea 3
Kuwait* 2 Malaysia* 3 New Zealand* 4
Philippines* 3 Russia 5 Saudi Arabia* 2
Singapore* 3 South Africa* 2 Taiwan 3
Thailand* 3 United Arab Emirates* 2 Vietnam 3
* A region code is not assigned to your computer's optical disc drive by default.
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If it is your first time to play a DVD video on your computer, follow these steps before inserting the disc:
1 Click Start and Computer.
2 Right-click the optical disc drive icon and select Properties.
3 Click the Hardware tab.
4 Select your optical disc drive from the All disk drives list and click Properties.
5 Click the DVD Region tab.
6 Select an appropriate region from the list and click OK.
!
You can change the region code only a limited number of times. When you have exceeded this number, the drive's region code is permanently assigned
and you will not be able to change it again. Reconfiguring your computer does not reset this count.
Any difficulties caused by changing the region code settings of the drive are not covered by the warranty.
If you change the region code while the WinDVD or the WinDVD BD is running, restart the software or eject the disc and re-insert it to make the new
setting effective.
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Playing Discs
To play a disc
1 Insert a disc into the optical disc drive.
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Connect the AC adapter to the computer and close all running software applications before playing a disc.
2 If nothing appears on the desktop, click Start, All Programs, and your desired software to play the disc.
For instructions on how to use the software, see the help file included with the software.
Copying Files to Discs
To copy files to a disc
1 Insert a recordable disc into the optical disc drive.
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Connect the AC adapter to the computer and close all running software applications before copying files to a disc.
2 If nothing appears on the desktop, click Start, All Programs, and your desired disc burning software to copy files to the
disc.
For instructions on how to use the software, see the help file included with the software.
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Using "Memory Stick"
"Memory Stick" is a compact, portable, and versatile IC recording media especially designed for exchanging and sharing
digital data with compatible products, such as digital cameras, mobile phones, and other devices. Because it is removable,
it can be used for external data storage.
Before You Use "Memory Stick"
The "Memory Stick Duo" slot on your computer can accommodate the following sizes and types of media:
❑"Memory Stick Duo"
❑"Memory Stick PRO Duo"
❑"Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo"
!
Your computer supports only Duo-size "Memory stick", and does not support standard-size "Memory Stick".
For the latest information about "Memory Stick", visit http://www.sony.net/memorycard/.
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Inserting and Removing "Memory Stick"
To insert "Memory Stick"
1Locate the "Memory Stick Duo" slot.
2Hold "Memory Stick" with the arrow pointing toward the slot.
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3Carefully slide "Memory Stick" into the slot until it clicks into place.
Do not force the media into the slot.
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If "Memory Stick" does not go into the slot easily, remove it gently and verify you are inserting it in the proper direction.
When you insert "Memory Stick" into the slot for the first time, you may be prompted to install driver software. If prompted, follow the on-screen
instructions to install the software.
"Memory Stick" is automatically detected by your system and the contents of "Memory Stick" are displayed. If nothing appears on the desktop, click
Start, Computer, and double-click the "Memory Stick" icon.
The "Memory Stick" icon will appear in the Computer window after you insert "Memory Stick" into the slot.
!
Before using "Memory Stick Micro" ("M2"), be sure to insert it into an "M2" Duo adaptor. If you insert the media directly into the "Memory Stick Duo"
slot without the adaptor, you may not be able to remove it from the slot.
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To remove "Memory Stick"
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Do not remove "Memory Stick" while the Media Access indicator light is lit. If you do, you may lose data. Large volumes of data may take time to load,
so make sure the indicator light is unlit before removing "Memory Stick".
1Locate the "Memory Stick Duo" slot.
2Check that the Media Access indicator light is unlit.
3Push in "Memory Stick" toward the computer and release.
"Memory Stick" ejects.
4Pull "Memory Stick" out of the slot.
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Be sure to remove "Memory Stick" gently, or it may pop out unexpectedly.
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Formatting "Memory Stick"
To format "Memory Stick"
"Memory Stick" is formatted by default and is ready for use.
If you want to reformat the media with your computer, follow these steps.
!
Be sure to use the device that is designed to format the media and supports "Memory Stick" when formatting the media.
Formatting "Memory Stick" erases the entire data stored on the media. Before formatting the media, make sure that it does not contain your valuable
data.
Do not remove "Memory Stick" from the slot while formatting. This could cause a malfunction.
1Locate the "Memory Stick Duo" slot.
2Carefully slide "Memory Stick" into the slot until it clicks into place.
3Click Start and Computer.
4Right-click the "Memory Stick" icon and select Format.
5Click Restore device defaults.
!
The size of the allocation unit and file system may change.
Do not select NTFS from the File system drop-down list as it may cause a malfunction.
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The formatting process will be completed more quickly if you select Quick Format in Format options.
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6Click Start.
7Follow the on-screen instructions.
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It may take time to format "Memory Stick" depending on the media type.
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Notes on Using "Memory Stick"
❑Your computer has been tested and found compatible with Sony branded "Memory Stick" with capacity of up to 32 GB
that are available as of May 2010. However, not all "Memory Stick" are guaranteed of compatibility.
❑Be sure to hold "Memory Stick" with the arrow pointing in the correct direction as you insert it into the slot. To avoid
damaging your computer or the media, do not force "Memory Stick" into the slot if you cannot insert it smoothly.
❑Use care when inserting or removing "Memory Stick" from the slot. Do not force it in or out of the slot.
❑Inserting "Memory Stick" with multiple conversion adaptors is not guaranteed of compatibility.
❑"MagicGate" is the general name of the copyright protection technology developed by Sony. Use "Memory Stick" with the
"MagicGate" logo to take advantage of this technology.
❑Except for your personal use, it is against the copyright law to use any audio and/or image data you recorded without prior
consent from the respective copyright holders. Accordingly, "Memory Stick" with such copyrighted data can be used only
within the law.
❑Do not insert more than one "Memory Stick" into the slot. Improper insertion of the media may damage both your
computer and the media.
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Using Other Modules / Memory Cards
Using the ExpressCard Module
Your computer is equipped with an ExpressCard/34 slot* for transferring data among digital cameras, camcorders, music
players, and other audio/video devices. This slot can only accommodate an ExpressCard/34 (34 mm wide) module*.
* Referred to as the ExpressCard slot and the ExpressCard module in this manual.
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To insert an ExpressCard module
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Your computer is supplied with a slot protector in the ExpressCard slot. Remove the slot protector before you use the slot.
1Locate the ExpressCard slot.
2Push the ExpressCard slot protector so that the protector pops out.
3Gently take hold of the ExpressCard slot protector and pull it out of the slot.
4Hold the ExpressCard module with the arrow pointing toward the slot.
5Carefully slide the ExpressCard module into the slot until it clicks into place.
Do not force it into the slot.
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If the module does not go into the slot easily, remove it gently and verify you are inserting it in the proper direction.
Make sure you use the most recent driver software provided by the ExpressCard module manufacturer.
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To remove an ExpressCard module
!
Insert the ExpressCard slot protector to block any particles from entering the slot when not using an ExpressCard module. Before moving your
computer, be sure to insert the ExpressCard slot protector into the slot.
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You can skip steps 1 to 4 when:
- your computer is off.
- the Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media icon is not displayed on the taskbar.
- the hardware you want to unplug is not displayed in the Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media window.
1Locate the ExpressCard slot.
2Click the Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media icon on the taskbar.
3Select the hardware you want to unplug.
4Follow the on-screen instructions for removing the ExpressCard module.
5Push in the ExpressCard module toward the computer so that the module pops out.
6Gently take hold of the ExpressCard module and pull it out of the slot.
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Using the SD Memory Card
Your computer is equipped with an SD memory card slot. You can use this slot to transfer data among digital cameras,
camcorders, music players, and other audio/video devices.
Before you use the SD memory card
The SD memory card slot on your computer can accommodate the following memory cards:
❑SD memory card
❑SDHC memory card
❑SDXC memory card
For the latest information on compatible memory cards, see Finding More about Your VAIO Computer (page 5) to visit the
appropriate support web site.
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To insert an SD memory card
1Locate the SD memory card slot.
2Hold the SD memory card with the arrow pointing toward the slot.
3Carefully slide the SD memory card into the slot until it clicks into place.
Do not force the card into the slot.
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When you insert the SD memory card into the slot for the first time, you may be prompted to install driver software. If prompted, follow the on-screen
instructions to install the software.
The SD memory card icon will appear in the Computer window after you insert the card into the slot.
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To remove an SD memory card
1Locate the SD memory card slot.
2Check that the Media Access indicator light is unlit.
3Push in the SD memory card toward the computer and release.
The SD memory card ejects.
4Pull the SD memory card out of the slot.
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Notes on Using Memory Cards
General notes on using the memory card
❑Be sure to use memory cards that are compliant with the standards supported by your computer.
❑Be sure to hold the memory card with the arrow pointing in the correct direction as you insert it into the slot. To avoid
damaging your computer or the media, do not force the memory card into the slot if you cannot insert it smoothly.
❑Use care when inserting or removing the memory card from the slot. Do not force it in or out of the slot.
❑Do not remove the memory card while the media access indicator light is lit. If you do, you may lose data.
❑Do not attempt to insert a memory card or memory card adaptor of a different type into the memory card slot. An
incompatible memory card or memory card adaptor may cause difficulty in removing from the slot and can cause damage
to your computer.
Notes on using the SD memory card
❑Your computer has been tested and found compatible only with major memory cards available as of May 2010. However,
not all memory cards are guaranteed of compatibility.
❑SD memory cards (up to 2 GB), SDHC memory cards (up to 32 GB), and SDXC memory cards (up to 64 GB) have been
tested and found compatible with your computer.
❑The SD memory card slot on your computer does not support the high-speed data transfer feature of the SDXC memory
card.
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Using the Internet
Before using the Internet, you need to sign up with an Internet Service Provider (ISP) and set up devices required for
connecting your computer to the Internet.
The following types of Internet connection services may be available from your ISP:
❑Fiber to the Home (FTTH)
❑Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
❑Cable modem
❑Satellite
❑Dial-up
For detailed information on devices required for Internet access and how to connect your computer to the Internet, ask your
ISP.
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To connect your computer to the Internet using the wireless LAN function, you need to set up the wireless LAN network. See Using the Wireless LAN
(page 67) for more information.
!
When you connect your computer to the Internet, be sure to take appropriate security measures to protect the computer against online threats.
Depending on the service contract with your ISP, you may need to connect an external modem device, for example a USB telephone modem, a DSL
modem, or a cable modem, to your computer to connect to the Internet. For detailed instructions on connection setups and modem configuration, see
the manual that came with your modem.
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Using the Network (LAN)
You can connect your computer to 1000BASE-T/100BASE-TX/10BASE-T type networks with a LAN cable. Connect one end
of a LAN cable (not supplied) to the network (LAN) port on the computer and the other end to your network. For detailed
settings and devices required for LAN access, ask your network administrator.
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You can connect your computer to any network without changing the default settings.
!
Do not plug a telephone cable into the network (LAN) port on your computer.
If the network (LAN) port is connected to one of the telephone lines mentioned below, high electric current to the port may cause damage, overheating,
or fire.
- Home (intercom speakerphone) or business-use telephone lines (multi-line business telephone)
- Public telephone subscriber line
- Private branch exchange (PBX)
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Using the Wireless LAN
The Wireless LAN (WLAN) allows your computer to connect to a network through a wireless connection.
The WLAN uses the following IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n standard, which specifies the type of technology used.
See the specifications to find out about the configuration of your computer.
WLAN standard Frequency band Remarks
IEEE 802.11a 5 GHz -
IEEE 802.11b/g 2.4 GHz The IEEE 802.11g standard provides higher-speed communications than the IEEE 802.11b
standard.
IEEE 802.11n 5 GHz/2.4 GHz On models compliant with the IEEE 802.11b/g/n standard, only the 2.4 GHz band can be used.
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Notes on Using the Wireless LAN Function
General notes on using the wireless LAN function
❑In some countries or regions, using WLAN products may be restricted by the local regulations (e.g. limited number of
channels).
❑The IEEE 802.11a standard and the IEEE 802.11n standard are not available on ad-hoc networks.
❑The 2.4 GHz band, with which wireless LAN devices work, is used by various devices. Although the wireless LAN devices
use the technology to minimize radio interference from other devices that use the same band, such radio interference may
cause slower communication speeds and narrower communication ranges or communication failures.
❑The communication speed and range may vary depending on the following conditions:
❑Distance between communication devices
❑Existence of obstacles between devices
❑Device configuration
❑Radio conditions
❑Ambient environment that includes existence of walls and materials of such walls
❑Software in use
❑Communications may be cut off depending on radio conditions.
❑Actual communication speed may not be as fast as the one displayed on your computer.
❑Deploying WLAN products compliant with different standards that use the same band on the same wireless network may
reduce the communication speed due to radio interference. Taking this into consideration, WLAN products are designed
to reduce the communication speed to ensure communications with another WLAN product if it is compliant with a
different standard that uses the same band. When the communication speed is not as fast as expected, changing the
wireless channel on the access point may increase the communication speed.
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Note on the data encryption
The WLAN standard includes the encryption methods: Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP), which is a security protocol, Wi-Fi
Protected Access 2 (WPA2), and Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA). Proposed jointly by the IEEE and Wi-Fi Alliance, both WPA2
and WPA are specifications of standards based on interoperable security enhancements that increase the level of data
protection and access control for existing Wi-Fi networks. WPA is designed to be forward compatible with the IEEE 802.11i
specification. It utilizes the enhanced data encryption Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP) in addition to user authentication
using 802.1X and Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP). Data encryption protects the vulnerable wireless link between
clients and access points. Besides that, there are other typical LAN security mechanisms to ensure privacy, such as:
password protection, end-to-end encryption, virtual private networks, and authentication. WPA2, the second generation of
WPA, provides stronger data protection and network access control and is also designed to secure all versions of 802.11
devices, including 802.11b, 802.11a, 802.11g, and 802.11n standards, multi-band and multi-mode. In addition, based on the
ratified IEEE 802.11i standard, WPA2 provides government grade security by implementing the National Institute of
Standards and Technology (NIST) FIPS 140-2 compliant AES encryption algorithm and 802.1X-based authentication. WPA2
is backward compatible with WPA.
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Starting Wireless LAN Communications
You first need to establish wireless LAN communications between your computer and an access point (not supplied). See
Windows Help and Support for more information.
!
For details on how to select the channel that will be used by the access point, see the manual that came with your access point.
To start wireless LAN communications
1Make sure an access point is set up.
See the manual that came with your access point for more information.
2Turn on the WIRELESS switch.
3Click the VAIO Smart Network icon on the taskbar.
4Click the switch next to your desired wireless option(s) to toggle it to On in the VAIO Smart Network window.
Make sure the WIRELESS indicator light turns on.
5Click or on the taskbar.
6Select the desired access point and click Connect.
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For WPA-PSK or WPA2-PSK authentication, you must enter a passphrase. The passphrase is case sensitive and must be a text string between 8 and
63 characters in length or a hexadecimal string of 64 characters.
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Stopping Wireless LAN Communications
To stop wireless LAN communications
Click the switch next to Wireless LAN to toggle it to Off in the VAIO Smart Network window.
!
Turning off the wireless LAN function while accessing remote documents, files, or resources may result in data loss.
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Using the Bluetooth Function
Some features and options in this section may not be available on your computer.
See the specifications to find out about the configuration of your computer.
You can establish wireless communications between your computer and other Bluetooth® devices such as another computer
or a mobile phone. You can transfer data between these devices without cables at a range of up to 10 meters in an open area.
Bluetooth Security
The Bluetooth wireless technology has an authentication function, which allows you to determine with whom you choose to
communicate. With the authentication function, you can prevent any anonymous Bluetooth devices from accessing your
computer.
The first time two Bluetooth devices communicate, a common passkey (a password required for authentication) should be
determined for both devices to be registered. Once a device is registered, there is no need to re-enter the passkey.
✍
The passkey can be different each time, but must be the same at both ends.
For certain devices, such as a mouse, no passkey can be entered.
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Communicating with Another Bluetooth Device
You can connect your computer to a Bluetooth device such as another computer, a mobile phone, a PDA, a headset, a
mouse, or a digital camera without the use of any cables.
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To communicate with another Bluetooth device
To communicate with another Bluetooth device, you first need to set up the Bluetooth function. For information on setting up
and using the Bluetooth function, see Windows Help and Support.
1 Turn on the WIRELESS switch.
2 Click the VAIO Smart Network icon on the taskbar.
3 Click the switch next to Bluetooth to toggle it to On in the VAIO Smart Network window.
Make sure the WIRELESS indicator light turns on.
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Stopping Bluetooth Communications
To stop Bluetooth communications
1 Turn off the Bluetooth device that is communicating with your computer.
2 Click the switch next to Bluetooth to toggle it to Off in the VAIO Smart Network window.
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Notes on Using the Bluetooth Function
❑The data transfer rate varies, depending on the following conditions:
❑Obstacles, such as walls, located between devices
❑Distance between devices
❑Material used in walls
❑Proximity to microwaves and cordless telephones
❑Radio frequency interference and other environmental conditions
❑Device configuration
❑Type of software application
❑Type of operating system
❑Use of both wireless LAN and Bluetooth functions at the same time on your computer
❑Size of file being exchanged
❑Large files may occasionally be corrupted during continuous transfer due to limitations of the Bluetooth standard and
electromagnetic interference in the environment.
❑All Bluetooth devices must be certified to make sure that the applicable standard requirements are maintained. Even if
standards are met, individual device performance, specifications, and operation procedures can vary. Data exchange may
not be possible in all situations.
❑Video and audio may not be synchronized if you play videos on your computer with audio output from a connected
Bluetooth device. This is a frequent occurrence with Bluetooth technology and does not indicate a malfunction.
❑The 2.4 GHz band, with which Bluetooth devices or wireless LAN devices work, is used by various devices. Although
Bluetooth devices use the technology to minimize radio interference from other devices that use the same band, such
radio interference may cause slower communication speeds and shorter distances or communication failures.
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Using the Bluetooth Function
❑The Bluetooth function may not work with other devices, depending on the manufacturer or the software version employed
by the manufacturer.
❑Connecting multiple Bluetooth devices to your computer may cause channel congestion, resulting in poor performance
of the devices. This is normal with Bluetooth technology and does not indicate a malfunction.
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Using Peripheral Devices >
Using Peripheral Devices
You can add functionality to your VAIO computer by using the various ports on the computer.
❑Connecting External Speakers or Headphones (page 79)
❑Connecting an External Display (page 80)
❑Selecting Display Modes (page 85)
❑Using the Multiple Monitors Function (page 86)
❑Connecting an External Microphone (page 88)
❑Connecting a USB Device (page 89)
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Connecting External Speakers or Headphones
Connecting External Speakers or Headphones
You can connect external sound output devices (not supplied), such as speakers or headphones, to your computer.
To connect external speakers
✍
Make sure your speakers are designed for computer use.
!
Turn down the volume of the speakers before you turn them on.
Connect external speakers (1) to the headphones jack (2) i with a speaker cable (3) (not supplied).
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Connecting an External Display
Connecting an External Display
Some features and options in this section may not be available on your computer.
Connecting a Computer Display or a Projector
You can connect an external display, such as a computer display or a projector, to your computer.
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Connecting an External Display
To connect a computer display or a projector
1 Plug the power cord (1) of your external display or the projector into an AC outlet.
2 Connect the external display or the projector to the monitor port (2) on the computer with a display cable (3).
✍
If necessary, connect the headphones jack on the projector and the headphones jack (4) i on the computer with a speaker cable (5).
!
Your computer is compliant with the HDCP standard and capable of encrypting the transmission channel of digital video signals for the purpose of
copyright protection, which enables you to play and view a wide variety of copyright protected and high-quality content. To view the copyright protected
content, connect an HDCP-compliant monitor to your computer. If your computer has a non-compliant monitor connected, you will not be able to play
or view any copyright protected content.
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Connecting an External Display
✍
If the external computer display is equipped with an HDMI input port, plug one end of an HDMI cable into the HDMI output port on the computer and
the other end into the HDMI input port on the computer display.
To connect a TFT/DVI monitor, use an HDMI to DVI-D adapter to connect it to the HDMI output port on the computer.
The HDMI cable carries both video and audio signals.
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Using Peripheral Devices >
Connecting an External Display
Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port
You can connect a TV with an HDMI input port to your computer.
To connect a TV to your computer
!
To hear sound from the device connected to the output port, you need to change the device for sound output. For detailed instructions, see HDMI How
do I change the sound output device? (page 160).
1 Plug the power cord of your TV (1) into an AC outlet.
2 Plug one end of an HDMI cable (2) to the HDMI output port (3) on the computer and the other end to the TV.
3 Switch the input channel of the TV to external input.
4 Set up the TV configuration system.
!
If a device driver other than the one provided by Sony is used, the image will not be displayed and the audio will not be heard. Always use the device
driver provided by Sony for updates.
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Connecting an External Display
✍
See the manual that came with your TV for more information on installation and use.
The HDMI cable carries both video and audio signals.
To connect a high-quality digital sound output device between your computer and a TV
You can connect a high-quality home theater receiver or other surround sound decoder devices between your computer and
TV using an HDMI connection.
!
Before connecting the device to the computer, make sure the HDMI connection has been set up between the TV and the home theater receiver or
surround sound decoder device first.
To hear sound from the device connected to the output port, you need to change the device for sound output. For detailed instructions, see HDMI How
do I change the sound output device? (page 160).
1 Turn on the TV and set its input to the HDMI input.
2 Turn on the home theater receiver or surround sound decoder device and set its input to the HDMI input.
3 Plug one end of an HDMI cable to the HDMI input port on the home theater receiver or surround sound decoder device
and the other end to the HDMI output port on the computer.
✍
You can adjust the screen resolution of the connected TV with your computer. See Why doesn't my screen display a video? (page 151) for more
information.
With the HDMI connection, the volume can be adjusted by the connected audio device only. Your computer has no control over the output volume of
any connected devices.
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Selecting Display Modes
Selecting Display Modes
When an external display is connected, you can select either your computer screen or the connected display to use as the
primary monitor.
✍
You may not be able to display the same content on your computer screen and the external display or projector at the same time, depending on the
type of your external display or projector.
Turn on the external display before turning on your computer.
To select a display mode with the Fn+F7 keys
You can select a display mode with the Fn+F7 keys. See Combinations and Functions with the Fn Key (page 35) for more
information.
To select a display mode from the display settings
1 Right-click on the desktop and select Screen resolution.
2 Click the drop-down list next to Multiple Displays, select your desired setting, and then click OK.
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Using the Multiple Monitors Function
Using the Multiple Monitors Function
The Multiple Monitors function allows you to distribute portions of your desktop across separate displays. For example, if you
have an external display connected to the monitor port, your computer screen and the external display can function as a
single desktop.
You can move the cursor from one display to the other. This allows you to drag objects, such as an open application window
or a toolbar, from one display to the other.
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Using the Multiple Monitors Function
To use the Multiple Monitors function
✍
Your external display may not support the Multiple Monitors function.
Certain software applications may not be compatible with Multiple Monitors settings.
Make sure that your computer does not enter Sleep or Hibernate mode while you are using the Multiple Monitors function, or the computer may not
return to Normal mode.
If you set different colors on each display, do not expand a single window across two displays, or your software may not work properly.
1 Right-click on the desktop and select Screen resolution.
2 Click the drop-down list next to Multiple Displays, select Extend these displays, and then click OK.
✍
You can set the display colors and resolution for each display and customize the Multiple Monitors function.
Set fewer colors or a lower resolution for each display.
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Connecting an External Microphone
Connecting an External Microphone
You can connect an external microphone (not supplied) to your computer.
To connect an external microphone
Plug the microphone cable (1) into the microphone jack (2) m.
✍
Make sure your microphone is designed for computer use.
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Connecting a USB Device
Connecting a USB Device
You can connect a Universal Serial Bus (USB) device, such as a mouse, a floppy disk drive, a speaker, or a printer, to your
computer.
To connect a USB device
1 Choose the USB port (1) you prefer to use.
2 Plug the USB device cable (2) into the USB port.
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Connecting a USB Device
Notes on connecting a USB device
❑You may need to install the driver software supplied with your USB device before use. See the manual that came with the
USB device for more information.
❑Be sure to use a USB printer compatible with your version of Windows to print documents.
❑For information on how to remove a USB device, see the manual that came with the device.
❑To protect your computer and/or USB devices from damage, observe the following:
❑When moving the computer with USB devices connected, avoid exposing the USB ports to shock or impact.
❑Do not put the computer into a bag or carrying case when it has USB devices connected.
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Customizing Your VAIO Computer >
Customizing Your VAIO Computer
This section briefly describes how to change the main settings of your VAIO computer. Among other things, you will learn
how to use and customize the look of your Sony software and utilities.
❑Setting the Password (page 92)
❑Using Intel VT (page 99)
❑Using the VAIO Control Center (page 100)
❑Using the VAIO Power Management (page 101)
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Setting the Password
Setting the Power-on Password
To add the power-on password (machine password)
1 Turn on the computer.
2 Press the F2 key when the VAIO logo appears.
The BIOS setup screen appears. If the screen does not appear, restart the computer and press the F2 key several times
when the VAIO logo appears.
3 Press the < or , key to select Security to display the Security tab, select Set Machine Password, and then press the
Enter key.
4 On the password entry screen, enter the password twice and press the Enter key.
The password can be up to 32 alphanumeric characters long (including spaces).
5 Select Password when Power On under Security and press the Enter key.
6 Change the setting from Disabled to Enabled.
7 Press the < or , key to select Exit, select Exit Setup, and then press the Enter key.
At the confirmation prompt, press the Enter key.
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Setting the Password
To add the power-on password (user password)
!
Make sure you set the machine password before setting the user password.
1 Turn on the computer.
2 Press the F2 key when the VAIO logo appears.
The password entry screen appears. If the screen does not appear, restart the computer and press the F2 key several
times when the VAIO logo appears.
3 Enter the machine password and press the Enter key.
4 Press the < or , key to select Security to display the Security tab, select Set User Password, and then press the
Enter key.
5 On the password entry screen, enter the password twice and press the Enter key.
The password can be up to 32 alphanumeric characters long (including spaces).
6 Press the < or , key to select Exit, select Exit Setup, and then press the Enter key.
At the confirmation prompt, press the Enter key.
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Setting the Password
To change or remove the power-on password (machine password)
1 Turn on the computer.
2 Press the F2 key when the VAIO logo appears.
The password entry screen appears. If the screen does not appear, restart the computer and press the F2 key several
times when the VAIO logo appears.
3 Enter the machine password and press the Enter key.
4 Press the < or , key to select Security to display the Security tab, select Set Machine Password, and then press the
Enter key.
5 On the password entry screen, enter the current password once and a new password twice, and then press the Enter key.
To remove the password, leave the Enter New Password and Confirm New Password fields blank and press the Enter
key.
6 Press the < or , key to select Exit, select Exit Setup, and then press the Enter key.
At the confirmation prompt, press the Enter key.
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Setting the Password
To change or remove the power-on password (user password)
1Turn on the computer.
2Press the F2 key when the VAIO logo appears.
The password entry screen appears. If the screen does not appear, restart the computer and press the F2 key several
times when the VAIO logo appears.
3Enter the user password and press the Enter key.
4Press the < or , key to select Security to display the Security tab, select Set User Password, and then press the
Enter key.
5On the password entry screen, enter the current password once and a new password twice, and then press the Enter key.
To remove the password, leave the Enter New Password and Confirm New Password fields blank and press the Enter
key.
6Press the < or , key to select Exit, select Exit Setup, and then press the Enter key.
At the confirmation prompt, press the Enter key.
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Setting the Password
To remove the Windows password
1Click Start and Control Panel.
2Click User Accounts and Family Safety or User Accounts.
3Click User Accounts.
4Click Remove your password.
5In the Current password field, enter the current password that you want to remove.
6Click Remove password.
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Using Intel(R) VT
Using Intel(R) VT
Intel(R) Virtualization Technology (VT) allows you to use hardware virtualization software for enhancing your computer's
performance.
!
Intel VT may not be available depending on the CPU installed on your computer.
For information on virtualization and how to use hardware virtualization software, contact the software publisher.
To enable Intel VT
1Turn on your computer.
2Press the F2 key when the VAIO logo appears.
The BIOS setup screen appears. If the screen does not appear, restart the computer and press the F2 key several times
when the VAIO logo appears.
3Press the < or , key to select Advanced.
4Press the M or m key to select Intel(R) Virtualization Technology or Intel(R) VT, press the Enter key, select Enabled,
and press the Enter key.
!
If the Advanced tab is not displayed in the BIOS setup window or you cannot select Intel(R) Virtualization Technology, Intel VT is not available on the
computer.
5Press the < or , key to select Exit, select Exit Setup, and then press the Enter key.
At the confirmation prompt, press the Enter key.
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Using the VAIO Control Center
Using the VAIO Control Center
The VAIO Control Center utility allows you to access system information and to specify preferences for system behavior.
To use the VAIO Control Center
1Click Start, All Programs, and VAIO Control Center.
2Select your desired control item and change the settings.
3Once finished, click OK.
The setting of the desired item is changed.
✍
For more information about each option, see the help file included with the VAIO Control Center.
Some of the control items will not be visible if you open the VAIO Control Center as a standard user.
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Upgrading Your VAIO Computer
Your VAIO computer and memory modules use high precision components and electronic connectors technology. To avoid
invalidation of the warranty during your product warranty period, we recommend that:
❑You should contact your dealer to install a new memory module.
❑You should not install it yourself, if you are not familiar with upgrading memory on a computer.
❑You should not touch the connectors or open the memory module compartment cover.
For assistance, contact an authorized Sony service/support center. To find the nearest center or agent, see Finding More
about Your VAIO Computer (page 5).
The type of module and the amount of memory installed on your computer may differ depending on the model you purchased.
See the specifications to find out about the configuration of your computer.
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Adding and Removing Memory
Adding and Removing Memory
If you want to expand the functionality of your computer, you can increase the amount of memory by installing optional
memory modules. Before you upgrade your computer's memory, read the notes and procedures in the following pages.
Notes on adding/removing memory modules
❑Be sure to place your computer on a flat surface before adding or removing memory modules.
❑Be careful when changing memory. Improper installation of memory modules may cause damage to your system. This
damage may void your manufacturer's warranty.
❑Only use memory modules that are compatible with your computer. If a memory module is not detected by the computer
or the Windows operating system becomes unstable, contact the sales dealer or the manufacturer of your memory
module.
❑Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can damage electronic components. Before touching a memory module, ensure the
following:
❑The procedures described in this document assume user familiarity with the general terminology associated with
personal computers and with the safety practice and regulatory compliance requirements for using and modifying
electronic equipment.
❑Turn off your computer and disconnect it from its power sources (battery pack and AC adapter) and from any
telecommunication links, networks, or modems before you remove any cover or panel from the computer. Failure to
do so may result in personal injury or equipment damage.
❑ESD can damage memory modules and other components. Install the memory module only at an ESD workstation.
If such a station is not available, do not work in a carpeted area, and do not handle materials that produce or hold
static electricity (cellophane wrappers, for example). Ground yourself by maintaining contact with an unpainted metal
portion of the chassis while performing the procedure.
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Adding and Removing Memory
❑Do not open the memory module package before you are ready to change the module. The package protects the
module from ESD.
❑Use the special bag supplied with the memory module or wrap the module in aluminum foil to protect it from ESD.
❑Introducing any liquids, foreign substances, or objects into the memory module slots or other internal components of your
computer will result in damage to the computer and any repair costs will not be covered by the warranty.
❑Do not place the memory module in a location subject to:
❑Heat sources such as radiators or air ducts
❑Direct sunlight
❑Excessive dust
❑Mechanical vibration or shock
❑Strong magnets or speakers that are not magnetically shielded
❑Ambient temperature of more than 35°C or less than 5°C
❑High humidity
❑Handle the memory module with care. To avoid injuries to your hands and fingers, do not touch the edges of the
components and circuit boards inside your computer.
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Adding and Removing Memory
Viewing the Amount of Memory
To view the amount of memory
1Turn on the computer.
2Click Start, All Programs, and VAIO Control Center.
3Click System Information and System Information.
You can view the amount of system memory in the right pane. If the additional memory does not appear, repeat the
installation procedure and restart the computer.
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Precautions >
Precautions
This section describes safety guidelines and precautions to help you protect your VAIO computer from potential damage.
Some features and options in this section may not be available on your computer.
❑Safety Information (page 110)
❑Care and Maintenance Information (page 112)
❑Handling Your Computer (page 113)
❑Handling the LCD Screen (page 115)
❑Using the Power Source (page 116)
❑Handling the Built-in Camera (page 117)
❑Handling Discs (page 118)
❑Using the Battery Pack (page 119)
❑Handling "Memory Stick" (page 120)
❑Handling the Built-in Storage Device (page 121)
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Recovery
Recovery
How can I create Recovery Media?
You can create Recovery Media using the VAIO Care. The media are used to restore your computer system to its factory
default settings. To create the media, launch the VAIO Care (page 33) and then click Recovery & restore, Recovery, and
Create Recovery Media.
!
If your computer is not equipped with a built-in optical disc drive, you need to connect an external optical disc drive (not supplied).
See the Recovery, Backup and Troubleshooting Guide for more information.
How can I restore my computer system to its factory default settings?
There are two ways to recover your computer system: from Recovery Media and from the recovery area. See the Recovery,
Backup and Troubleshooting Guide for more information.
How can I reinstall the original software and drivers?
You can restore the preinstalled software and drivers using the VAIO Care. To restore them, launch the VAIO Care (page
33) and then click Recovery & restore, Recovery, and Reinstall Applications and Drivers.
See the help file included with the VAIO Care for more information.
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Bluetooth Technology
Bluetooth Technology
What should I do if other Bluetooth devices cannot find my computer?
❑Make sure both devices have the Bluetooth function enabled.
❑Make sure the WIRELESS switch is on and the WIRELESS indicator light is lit on your computer.
❑You cannot use the Bluetooth function while your computer is in a power saving mode. Bring the computer back to Normal
mode, then turn on the WIRELESS switch.
❑Your computer and the device may be too far apart. Wireless Bluetooth technology works best when the devices are within
10 meters of each other.
What should I do if I cannot find the Bluetooth device I want to communicate with?
❑Check that the Bluetooth function of the device you want to communicate with is on. See the other device's manual for
more information.
❑If the device you want to communicate with is already communicating with another Bluetooth device, it may not be found
or it may not be able to communicate with your computer.
❑To allow other Bluetooth devices to communicate with your computer, follow these steps:
1 Click Start and Devices and Printers.
2 Right-click the Bluetooth device icon and click Bluetooth settings.
3 Click the Options tab and select the Allow Bluetooth devices to find this computer check box.
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Optical Discs
❑Make sure the correct driver software is installed. Follow these steps:
1 Click Start and Control Panel.
2 Click System and Security.
3 Click System.
4 Click Device Manager in the left pane.
The Device Manager window appears with a listing of your computer's hardware devices.
If an "X" or an exclamation point appears on the listed device, you may need to enable the device or reinstall the driver
software.
5 Double-click the optical disc drive device to open a list of the optical disc drives of your computer.
6 Double-click your desired drive.
You can confirm the driver software by selecting the Driver tab, and clicking Driver Details.
7 Click OK to close the window.
❑Make sure an adhesive label is not affixed to a disc. Adhesive labels can come off while the disc is in the optical disc drive
and damage the drive or cause it to malfunction.
❑If a region code warning appears, the disc may be incompatible with the optical disc drive. Check the package to make
sure the region code is compatible with the optical disc drive.
❑If you notice condensation on your computer, do not use the computer for at least one hour. Condensation can cause the
computer to malfunction.
❑Make sure your computer is running on AC power and try the disc again.
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| Varumärke: | Sony |
| Kategori: | Laptop |
| Modell: | Vaio VPCEA37FA |
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