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    							25Power Management ProblemsStart: Low
    battery lifePhysical
    inspection:
    HP battery?
    Contacts dirty?
    Physically OK?Ac adapter
    attached to OB
    and wall?Attach ac adapterHas unit
    recharged
    sufficiently?Recharge sufficientlyPower on
    during
    recharge?Ensure power onDOS
    or Windows
    running?Start DOS or
    WindowsSee OB
    power icon?Done: Suspect
    software problemIs
    Windows
    running?Start WindowsOB
    Power icon in
    Control Panel?Power Mgmnt
    icon in OB Tools?Speech:
    Standard or Off
    means
    processor
    always on; uses
    more powerEnable OB
    power
    managementDone 1-1/2
    hours per
    charge?DoneA Yes
    Yes
    YesYes
    Yes
    YesYes No
    No
    No
    NoNo
    No
    No
    NoNo
    YesYes 
    						
    							26Power Management Problems (continued)ADoes
    battery indicator
    reach full charge?Ambient
    temperature in
    spec?Bad/no
    battery
    message?PCMCIA cards
    installed?Speech: PCMCIA
    cards can use
    power even when
    not onRemove PCMCIA
    cards, recharge
    batteryGet
    1-1/2 hours
    battery life?DoneEnsure ac
    adapter plugged
    into OB and wallClean boot:
    Ctrl Alt Del, press
    F4 during bootBad/no
    battery
    message?Done: Replace
    battery or use OB on
    ac power only3rd-party
    software
    installed?Speech: DOS
    games, TSRs,
    other software
    can reduce
    battery lifeDisable 3rd-party
    software and
    recharge batteryBBring ambient
    temperature
    within
    specification,
    recharge batteryYes
    Yes
    Yes
    YesYes
    Yes
    Yes No
    NoNo
    No
    No
    No
    NoCharging circuitry
    may be defective 
    						
    							27Power Management Problems (continued)BUse MSD to 
    determine what 
    TSRs are runningDisable TSRsGet 1-1/2 hours battery life?Get 1-1/2 hours battery life?DoneDoneDone: Suspect bad or old battery Yes
    YesNo
    No 
    						
    							28Pop-Out Mouse ProblemsStart: OB popout 
    mouse problemEliminate obvious physical problemsSee 
    Windows?Start 
    Windows 
    runningIs  
    mouse OB 
    popout mouse?Disable other 
    mouseEnable OB 
    popout mouseSee mouse 
    pointer?Does mouse 
    pointer move?ABDone: Suspect 
    software problem 
    (Windows problem) Yes
    Yes
    Yes
    YesNo
    No
    No 
    						
    							29Pop-Out Mouse Problems (continued)AReaches all 4 
    corners of 
    screen?Can you 
    calibrate 
    mouse?Is mouse jittery, 
    intermittent?Suspect bad 
    mouseCDone: Mouse 
    should be OK Yes
    Yes
    YesNo
    No
    No 
    						
    							30Pop-Out Mouse Problems (continued)BSuspect software
    configuration
    problemCheck for
    correct OB
    mouse driverMouse driver
    OK?Look at mouse in
    Windows Control
    PanelSee OB punch
    button?Set Control Panel
    for OB punch
    button mouseOB mouse
    works OK?Exit Windows,
    run Setup from
    DOS command
    lineDoneDone: Replace with known
    good version of correct
    OB mouse driverSetup shows
    correct mouse
    driver?Configure Setup
    for correct OB
    mouse driverMouse
    moves?Suspect bad
    mouseCDone: Mouse
    OK Yes
    Yes
    YesYes
    Yes No
    No
    NoNo
    No 
    						
    							31Pop-Out Mouse Problems (continued)CClean boot: 
    Ctrl Alt Del, 
    press F5 when 
    startingRun OB 
    diagnostic 
    programDoes mouse 
    pass all tests?Remove mouse 
    from OB base 
    unit, examine 
    mouse, and reinsertRun OB 
    diagnostic 
    programDoes mouse 
    pass all tests?Boot normally to 
    WindowsOB mouse 
    operates 
    correctly?DoneDone: Suspect 
    software problemCan you put 
    suspect mouse in 
    known good OB?Suspect mouse 
    works in known 
    good OB?Put known good 
    OB mouse in 
    suspect base unitKnown good 
    mouse works?Suspect bad 
    mouse. Replace mouse. 
    Have customer 
    call back if 
    problem not solved.DoneDone: Suspect bad OB base unit Yes
    YesYes
    YesYes
    Yes No
    NoNo
    No
    No
    No 
    						
    							32Floppy Drive ProblemsStart: External 
    floppy disk drive 
    problemEliminate obvious physical problems: 
    Cable OK? 
    Pins not bent? Cable connected and solidly in 
    connectors?External 
    FDD is HP 
    device?Cable is 
    correct one?Inserts, ejects 
    known good disk 
    cleanly?Has drive ever 
    worked?ABDoneLocate and 
    attach correct 
    cableDrive works 
    OK?DoneDone: Suspect bad 
    or damaged drive Yes
    Yes
    Yes
    Yes
    YesNo
    No
    No
    No
    No 
    						
    							33Floppy Drive Problems (continued)AClean boot:
    Ctrl Alt Del, press
    F5 during bootRun short self-
    test twiceCan
    you swap with known
    good drive and
    cable?With original OB
    turned on,
    connect good
    drive and cableGood drive
    works OK?With known good
    OB turned on,
    connect original
    drive and cableDrive works
    OK?DoneWith known good
    OB turned on,
    connect original
    drive and cableOriginal drive
    works OK?Original OB base
    unit badOriginal drive
    works OK?Original drive or
    cable badSuspect software
    problemSuspect software
    problemDrive passes
    self-test OK?Done: Suspect
    bad driveSuspect software
    problem (proceed
    to B) Yes
    Yes
    YesYes
    Yes
    Yes No
    No
    No
    No
    No
    No 
    						
    							34Floppy Drive Problems (continued)BClean boot: 
    Ctrl Alt Del, 
    press F5 during bootRun OB disk 
    self-test: 
    Put empty, 
    known good 
    disk, formatted 
    for DOS, in 
    drive. Press 
    Enter.Repeat disk 
    self-testDisk self-test OK?Change diskette, run self-test 
    againSelf-test 
    OK?Suspect bad 
    floppy diskette; 
    replace floppy with known good oneBoot from drive 
    A: with OB 
    companion diskBoots OK?Insert blank, 
    formatted floppy 
    disk, do 
    long-term disk self-testLong-term 
    self-test OK?Done: If long-term self-test 
    works but floppy drive still has 
    problem, suspect runtime 
    environment software problemDone: Suspect 
    bad floppy drive Yes
    Yes
    Yes
    YesNoNo
    No
    No 
    						
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