HP Pavilion Dv6400 Entertainment Notebook Pc Series Quick Start Guide

							Quick Reference C–3
Routine care
■If the computer has a wireless device or a cell phone 
device installed, such as an 802.11b/g, a Global System 
for Mobile Communications (GSM), or a General Packet 
Radio Service (GPRS) device, the use of these devices 
may be restricted in some environments. Such restrictions 
may apply onboard aircraft, in hospitals, near explosives, 
in hazardous locations, and so on. If you are uncertain of 
the policy that applies to the use of a particular device, 
ask for authorization to use it before you turn it on.
■If you are traveling internationally, follow these 
suggestions:
❏Check the computer-related customs regulations for 
each country on your itinerary.
❏Consult with technical support about power cord and 
adapter requirements for each location in which you 
plan to use the computer. Voltage, frequency, and 
plug configurations vary.
ÅTo reduce the risk of electric shock, fire, or damage to the 
equipment, do not attempt to power the computer with a 
voltage converter kit sold for appliances.
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							Quick Reference Index–1
Index
A
AC adapter, troubleshooting 3–2
antivirus software
 2–1, 3–3
B
backing up computer 4–2
backup and recovery
 4–1
C
cables and cords
modem
 2–2
power
 2–2, 3–1
CD
inserting
 A–1
removing, with power
 A–2
removing, without power
 A–2
cleaning the display
 C–1
cleaning the keyboard
 C–1
cleaning the TouchPad
 C–1
computer
backing up
 4–2
turning off correctly
 2–7
using safely
 2–3
computer viruses
 2–1, 3–3
cord, power
 2–3, 3–2
customer support
Help and Support
 1–1
user guides
 1–1
D
Device Manager 1–2devices, external
drivers
 3–5
troubleshooting
 3–4
display
cleaning
 C–1
switching image
 3–3
documentation
 1–1
drivers
obtaining
 3–5
reinstalling
 4–5
drives, optical
 A–1
DVD
inserting
 A–1
removing, with power
 A–2
removing, without power
 A–2
E
electrical storm, precautions and 
procedures
 2–3
external devices
drivers
 3–5
troubleshooting
 3–4
F
firewalls 2–2
H
hardware
identifying
 1–2
installing
 2–6
Help and Support
 1–1, 3–1
Hibernation
 3–2
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Index
I
IEC 60950 compliance 2–3
image, switching, among 
display devices
 3–3
Internet
choosing an ISP
 2–5
choosing type of access
 2–4
connecting to
 2–4
K
keyboard, cleaning C–1
L
labels, service tag 3–6
M
modem
connecting
 2–4
surge protection
 2–2
virus protection
 2–1
modem cable
 2–3
monitor, external
 3–3, 3–4
N
Norton Internet Security 2–1, 3–3
O
operating environment 
specifications
 B–1
operating system, displaying 
version number
 3–6
optical disc, inserting
 A–1
optical drive
 A–1
overheating, computer
 2–3, 3–4
P
power
surge protection
 2–2
turning off computer
 3–3
turning on computer
 3–1power cord
2-pin adapter
 2–3
surge protection
 2–2
power lights, on, off
 3–1
printer
 3–4
privacy, protecting
 2–2
Product Id
 3–6
product number, computer
 3–6
protecting privacy
 2–2
protecting system files
 2–2
R
rated input power specifications 
B–2
recovery discs, creating
 2–1, 4–4
recovery partition, deleting
 4–8
recovery, system
 4–7
registration number, operating 
system
 3–6
regulatory information
 2–3
restore points
 4–3
S
Safety and Comfort Guide 2–3
serial number, computer
 3–6
service tag
 3–6
shipping the computer
 C–2
shutting down computer
 3–3
Sleep
 3–2
software
identifying
 1–2
installing
 2–6
Norton Internet Security
 2–1
updating
 2–7, 4–9
specifications
operating environment
 B–1
rated input power
 B–2
surge protection
 2–2
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Index
switching image among display 
devices
 3–3
system files, protecting
 2–2
system recovery
 4–7
system restore points
 4–3
T
technical support 3–6
technical support, user guides
 
1–1
temperature
safety considerations
 2–3
troubleshooting
 3–4
TouchPad, cleaning
 C–1
traveling with the computer
 C–2
troubleshooting procedures
display problems
 3–3
external device problems
 3–4
Hibernation or Sleep 
problems
 3–2
overheating problems
 3–4
software problems
 3–3
virus problems
 3–3
troubleshooting resources
user guides
 1–1
turning off computer
 3–3
turning on computer
 3–1
U
User 1–1
user guides
 1–1
V
vents 3–4
viruses, computer
 2–1, 3–3
W
Windows Device Manager 1–2
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