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    							14 Electrostatic Discharge
    Electrostatic discharge is the release of static electricity when two objects come into contact—for
    example, the shock you receive when you walk across the carpet and touch a metal door knob.
    A discharge of static electricity from fingers or other electrostatic conductors may damage electronic
    components. To prevent damage to the computer, damage to a drive, or loss of information, observe
    these precautions:
    ●If removal or installation instructions direct you to unplug the computer, unplug it after being
    properly grounded and before removing a cover.
    ●Keep components in their electrostatic-safe containers until you are ready to install them.
    ●Avoid touching pins, leads, and circuitry. Handle electronic components as little as possible.
    ●Use nonmagnetic tools.
    ●Before handling components, discharge static electricity by touching an unpainted metal surface
    of the component.
    ●If you remove a component, place it in an electrostatic-safe container.
    If you need more information about static electricity or assistance with component removal or
    installation, contact customer support.
    91 
    						
    							Index
    A
    AC adapter 5
    action keys
    decrease screen brightness
    33
    Help and Support 33
    identifying 14
    increase screen brightness 33
    next track or section 34
    play, pause, resume 34
    previous track or section 34
    radiance backlight keyboard
    34
    switch screen image 33
    volume down 34
    volume mute 34
    volume up 34
    wireless 34
    airport security devices 55
    antivirus software, using 68
    audio functions, checking 28
    audio-in (microphone) jack 6
    audio-out (headphone) jack 6
    B
    b key, identifying 14, 25
    backing up software and
    information 70
    backups 74
    bass settings hot key 35
    battery
    conserving power 46
    disposing 47
    replacing 47
    storing 46
    battery bay 16, 17
    battery information, finding 45
    battery power 45
    battery release latch 16battery temperature 46
    Beats Audio 14, 25, 27, 35
    Beats Audio Control Panel 27
    Beats Audio hot key 27
    BIOS
    determining version 72
    downloading an update 72
    updating 71
    Bluetooth device 18, 22
    Bluetooth label 17
    boot order
    changing 80
    buttons
    left TouchPad 10, 36
    optical drive eject 4
    power 12, 13
    right TouchPad 10, 36
    C
    cables
    USB 50
    caps lock light, identifying 11
    caring for your computer 62
    Certificate of Authenticity label 17
    checking audio functions 28
    cleaning your computer 62
    components
    bottom 16
    display 8
    front 3
    left side 6
    rear 7
    right side 4
    top 10
    computer, traveling 46
    configuring audio for HDMI 31
    connecting to a WLAN 22
    connector, power 5
    conservation, power 46corporate WLAN connection 22
    critical battery level 46
    CyberLink PowerDVD 31
    D
    deleted files
    restoring 78
    digital card
    inserting 51
    Digital Media Slot, identifying 3
    Disk Cleanup software 58
    Disk Defragmenter software 58
    drive media 42
    E
    electrostatic discharge 91
    esc key, identifying 14
    external AC power, using 47
    external devices 50
    external monitor port 6, 29
    external monitor port, identifying
    25
    F
    fingerprint reader
    using 67
    fingerprint reader light 11
    Fingerprint reader, identifying 12
    fingerprints, registering 67
    firewall software 68
    flicking TouchPad gesture 40
    fn key, identifying 14, 25, 35
    Fun things to do 1
    H
    hard drive
    HP 3D DriveGuard 58
    hard drive bay, identifying 16
    hard drive light 4
    92 Index 
    						
    							HDMI
    configuring audio 31
    HDMI port, connecting 30
    HDMI port, identifying 6, 25
    Hibernation
    exiting 43
    initiated during critical battery
    level 46
    initiating 43
    high-definition devices,
    connecting 30, 31
    hot keys
    bass settings 35
    description 35
    display system information 35
    using 35
    HP 3D DriveGuard 58
    HP and third-party software
    updates, installing 69
    HP Connection Manager
    software 19
    HP Recovery Manager 78
    hubs 49
    I
    input power 81
    installing
    critical security updates 69
    optional security cable lock 70
    integrated numeric keypad,
    identifying 15, 35
    integrated webcam light,
    identifying 8, 9, 25
    Intel Wireless Display 31
    internal microphones, identifying
    8, 9, 24
    Internet connection setup 21
    Internet security software, using
    68
    J
    jacks
    audio-in (microphone) 6
    audio-out (headphone) 6
    network 6
    RJ-45 (network) 6
    K
    keyboard backlight action key,
    identifying 34
    keyboard hot keys, identifying 35keypad, integrated numeric 15
    keys
    action 14
    b14, 25
    esc 14
    fn 14, 25
    num lock 15
    Windows applications 14
    Windows logo 14
    L
    labels
    Bluetooth 17
    Microsoft Certificate of
    Authenticity 17
    regulatory 17
    serial number 17
    service 17
    wireless certification 17
    WLAN 17
    latch, battery release 16
    lights
    AC adapter 5
    caps lock 11
    fingerprint reader 11
    hard drive 4
    mute 11
    optical drive 4
    power 4, 11
    TouchPad 10, 36
    webcam 8, 9, 25
    wireless 11
    M
    maintenance
    Disk Cleanup 58
    Disk Defragmenter 58
    memory module
    inserting 60
    removing 59
    replacing 59
    memory module compartment,
    identifying 16
    memory module service door,
    removing 59
    Microsoft Certificate of Authenticity
    label 17
    mouse, external
    setting preferences 32
    mute light, identifying 11N
    network jack, identifying 6
    num lock key, identifying 15, 35
    O
    operating environment 82
    operating system
    Microsoft Certificate of
    Authenticity label 17
    Product Key 17
    optical disc
    inserting 53
    removing 54
    optical drive eject button,
    identifying 4
    optical drive light, identifying 4
    optical drive, identifying 4, 25
    optional external devices, using
    50
    original system recovery 78
    P
    passwords
    Setup Utility (BIOS) 66
    Windows 66
    pinching TouchPad gesture 39
    ports
    external monitor 6, 25, 29
    HDMI 6, 25, 30
    Intel Wireless Display 31
    USB 2.0 4, 25
    USB 3.0 4, 6, 25
    VGA 29
    power
    battery 45
    conserving 46
    power button, identifying 12, 13
    power connector, identifying 5
    power lights, identifying 4, 11
    power meter 44
    PowerDVD 31
    Product Key 17
    product name and number,
    computer 17
    public WLAN connection 22
    R
    readable media 42
    recovering from the recovery
    discs 79
    recovering the original system 78
    Index 93 
    						
    							recovery 78
    HP Recovery Manager 78
    recovery discs 74
    recovery media 74
    recovery, system 78
    regulatory information
    regulatory label 17
    wireless certification labels 17
    restore points 75
    restoring the original system
    creating recovery media 74
    RJ-45 (network) jack, identifying
    6
    rotating TouchPad gesture 40
    S
    scrolling TouchPad gesture 39
    security cable lock, installing 70
    security cable slot, identifying 5
    security, wireless 21
    serial number 17
    serial number, computer 17
    service labels
    locating 17
    setting password protection on
    wakeup 43
    setup of WLAN 21
    Setup Utility (BIOS) passwords
    66
    shipping the computer 63
    shutdown 48
    Sleep
    exiting 42
    initiating 42
    slots
    Digital Media 3
    security cable 5
    software
    CyberLink PowerDVD 31
    Disk Cleanup 58
    Disk Defragmenter 58
    HP Connection Manager 19
    software updates, installing 69
    speakers, identifying 8, 25
    storing a battery 46
    subwoofer, identifying 16, 25
    supported discs 75
    system information hot key 35
    system recovery 78system restore points 75
    creating 75
    T
    temperature 46
    TouchPad
    buttons 10, 36
    using 36
    TouchPad gestures
    flicking 40
    pinching 39
    rotating 40
    scrolling 39
    zooming 39
    TouchPad light 10, 36
    TouchPad on/off button 10, 36
    TouchPad zone, identifying 10,
    36
    traveling with the computer 17,
    46, 63
    Troubleshooting and support 83
    troubleshooting; AC adapter 88
    troubleshooting; audio functions
    87
    troubleshooting; disc drive 84
    troubleshooting; low battery level
    88
    troubleshooting; power
    management 88
    troubleshooting; wireless
    connection 84
    turning off the computer 48
    U
    unresponsive system 48
    USB 2.0 ports, identifying 4, 25
    USB 3.0 port, identifying 6, 25
    USB 3.0 ports, identifying 4
    USB cable, connecting 50
    USB devices
    connecting 49
    description 49
    removing 50
    USB hubs 49
    using external AC power 47
    using passwords 65
    using the power meter 44
    V
    vents, identifying 6, 7, 16
    VGA port, connecting 29video 28
    W
    webcam 25
    webcam light, identifying 8, 9
    webcam, identifying 8, 9, 24
    Windows applications key,
    identifying 14
    Windows Backup and Restore
    restoring files 78
    Windows logo key, identifying 14
    Windows passwords 66
    Windows security updates,
    installing 69
    Wireless Assistant software 18
    wireless button 18
    wireless certification label 17
    wireless controls
    button 18
    operating system 18
    Wireless Assistant software
    18
    wireless light 11, 18
    wireless module compartment,
    identifying 16
    wireless network (WLAN)
    connecting 22
    corporate WLAN connection
    22
    equipment needed 21
    functional range 22
    public WLAN connection 22
    security 21
    using 20
    wireless network, securing 70
    WLAN antennas, identifying 8, 9
    WLAN device 17, 20
    WLAN label 17
    writable media 42
    Z
    zooming TouchPad gesture 39
    94 Index 
    						
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