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iTitle: C79FPMST CreationDate: 06/22/98 12:26:52

Page 2 - First Edition (June 1998)

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171x IBM ThinkPad 560Z User's Reference Title: C79FPMST CreationDat

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Using the Security Screw86 IBM ThinkPad 560Z User's Reference Title: C79FPMST CreationDate: 06/22/98 12:26:52

Page 4 - Functional Highlights

Solving Computer ProblemsFrequently Asked Questions ... 88Considerations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

Page 5 - Communication

Frequently Asked QuestionsFrequently Asked QuestionsThis section addresses frequently asked questions. Go to the pageindicated in the following chart

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Frequently Asked QuestionsTo solve the problems discussed in this section, you need to use theThinkPad Configuration program. To start the ThinkPadCon

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Frequently Asked QuestionsMy screen keeps blanking when I do not want it to. How can Istop this?You can disable any system timers, such as the LCD tur

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Frequently Asked QuestionsAfter your infrared port is enabled, you can use it as acommunication port. If it does not work properly, you mighthave a pr

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Frequently Asked QuestionsHow can I use an external mouse when I am at my desk, butthen use the TrackPoint when I am away from my desk?The TrackPoint

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Frequently Asked Questions6Follow the instructions on the screen by selectingDisplay a list of all the drivers in a specificlocation, so you can selec

Page 11 - About This Book

Frequently Asked QuestionsHow can I maximize battery life?To maximize battery life, do the following:Use the battery until the charge is completely de

Page 12 - Icons Used in This Book

Frequently Asked Questions2. Make backup diskettes of the device drivers andapplications for your new operating system with theDiskette Factory. For m

Page 13 - Safety Information

About This BookThis book contains information that will help you operate the IBM ThinkPad 560Z computer. Be sure toread the ThinkPad Setup Guide and

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Considerations ConsiderationsThis section discusses considerations you should be aware of andsome limitations.WIN98For Windows 98:In Windows 98, it ta

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ConsiderationsWIN95For Windows 95:If you are using the Intel USB camera and the system resumesfrom suspend mode, the USB camera is disabled. To enable

Page 16 - Front View

ConsiderationsWIN3.1For Windows 3.1:If a memory shortage or memory error occurs, do as follows:1. Unload any unnecessary drivers from the CONFIG.SYS f

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ConsiderationsIf you receive incoming faxes or mail under OS/2, you must setthe modem settings in the fax application to one of the following:– Hardwa

Page 18 - Rear View

ConsiderationsYou can use the ThinkPad Configuration program from the DOSprompt. To start the program, do the following:1. Click on Start; then click

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ConsiderationsUsing Power ManagementSuppose you activate the alarm action as follows:Notification: Display messagePower level: When the alarm goes off

Page 20 - System-Status Indicators

ConsiderationsA USB Connector ConsiderationIf your computer tries to enter suspend mode and the request isrejected, the device in the USB connector mi

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ConsiderationsThe microphone/line-in jack of your computer supports eithermicrophone input or line-in input, but not both. You need to mute thefunctio

Page 22 - Functions of Your Computer

Troubleshooting Guide Troubleshooting GuideThe following chart shows how to find or solve a problem.If a beep sounds, if a message appears, or if a fu

Page 23 - External diskette drive

Troubleshooting Charts Troubleshooting ChartsIf your computer has an error, it often displays a message or an errorcode, or a beep sounds when you pow

Page 24 - Keyboard Functions

Icons Used in This BookFor procedures or information unique to the operating systeminstalled in your computer:WIN98Information for MicrosoftWindows 9

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Troubleshooting ChartsError Codes or MessagesNote: In the charts, x can be any character.Message ActionI9990301I9990302I9990305(Incorrect connection o

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Troubleshooting ChartsMessage Action159(supervisor passworderror)The hard-disk-drive password is not set the same as the supervisor password.Do the fo

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Troubleshooting ChartsMessage Action195(hibernation error)The system configuration differs between the time your computer enteredhibernation mode and

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Troubleshooting ChartsMessage Action24xx(video error)Have the computer serviced.808x(PC Card slot error)Have the computer serviced.860x(pointing devic

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Troubleshooting ChartsMessage ActionThe “Test” submenuExitRestartStartSystemBoard Memory Display HDD FDD-1 ParallelPCMCIA-1PCMCIA-2FDD-2SerialInfrared

Page 30 - Numeric Keypad

Troubleshooting ChartsNo Error Codes or MessagesProblem ActionThe screen is blank andyou don't hear any beeps.Note: If you are not surewhether yo

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Troubleshooting Charts Input ProblemsProblem ActionThe cursor does not moveafter the computerawakens from one of thepower managementmodes.Make sure yo

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Troubleshooting ChartsProblem ActionThe mouse buttons don'twork.Change the mouse driver to Standard PS/2 Port Mouse, and then reinstallPS/2 Track

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Troubleshooting ChartsProblem ActionThe computer does notreturn from suspendmode, or the suspendlamp stays on and thecomputer does not work.The comput

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Troubleshooting ChartsProblem ActionThe computer does notenter hibernation modewith the Fn+F12 keycombination.Enable hibernation mode as follows:For W

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Safety InformationElectrical Safety NoticeNote: In the U.K., by law:The telephone line cablemust be connected after thepower cord.The power cord mus

Page 36 - Power-On in the submenu

Troubleshooting Charts LCD ProblemsProblem ActionThe screen is unreadableor distorted.Make sure that:The display device driver is installed correctly.

Page 37 - Network in the submenu

Troubleshooting Charts Indicator ProblemsProblem ActionThe battery statusindicator does not go oneven though a batterypack is installed in thecomputer

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Troubleshooting ChartsProblem ActionThe computer does notoperate with a fullycharged battery pack.The over-current protective function in the battery

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Troubleshooting ChartsProblem ActionIncorrect data is sentbetween your computerand a communicatingdevice.Make sure that:The distance and angle between

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Troubleshooting ChartsPC Card ProblemsProblem ActionThe PC Card shows“Ready,” but it does notwork correctly.Make sure that:The system resources reserv

Page 41 - ThinkPad Configuration

Troubleshooting ChartsProblem ActionYour PC Card modemdoes not work.Make sure that the infrared port is disabled and the modem is set up correctly.Mak

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Troubleshooting ChartsProblem ActionThe PC Card isrecognized by PC Cardsupport software, but the“Not Ready” or “NotConfigured” message isshown.Make su

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Troubleshooting ChartsA Printer ProblemProblem ActionThe printer does not work. Make sure that:The parallel connector is enabled.1. Start the ThinkPad

Page 44 - Backing Up Your System

Troubleshooting ChartsExternal Monitor ProblemsProblem ActionThe external monitor isblank.Do the following:1. Connect the external monitor to another

Page 45 - ConfigSafe

Troubleshooting ChartsProblem ActionThe screen is unreadableor distorted.Make sure that:The display driver is installed correctly by doing the followi

Page 46 - Replacing the Battery Pack

DANGER Do not disassemble, incinerate, or short-circuit therechargeable battery pack. Do not put it in trash that isdisposed of in landfills. Dispos

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Troubleshooting ChartsProblem ActionThe PC Card installed in aport replicator is notrecognized and the PCCard slots are unusable.Make sure that:The AC

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Troubleshooting ChartsProblem ActionThe MIDI connector of aport replicator does notwork.To enable the MIDI connector of a port replicator, use the Thi

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Troubleshooting ChartsProblem ActionThe serial connector doesnot work.Make sure that the serial connector is enabled by doing the following:For Window

Page 50 - Customizing the TrackPoint

Troubleshooting Charts Software ProblemsProblem ActionAn application does notrun correctly.Check the following to make sure that the problem is not be

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Troubleshooting ChartsProblem Cause or ActionPerformance degradeswhen the computer getshot during use.The processor speed might decrease under the fol

Page 52 - Setting Sensitivity

Testing Your ComputerTesting Your ComputerIf you still have a problem with your computer after using theTroubleshooting Charts, test the computer usin

Page 53 - Increasing Memory

Testing Your Computer2Select the Test icon; then select the Start icon or pressEnter.If you cannot go to the next menu, have the computerserviced.If a

Page 54 - Installing the DIMM

Recovering Lost or Damaged SoftwareRecovering Lost or Damaged SoftwareThis section describes how to recover lost or damaged software.Using the Diskett

Page 55 - Increasing Memory

Recovering Lost or Damaged SoftwareThe ThinkPad Customization CD is provided for your installationconvenience. If you need to reinstall a software app

Page 56 - 48576 KB OK

Recovering Lost or Damaged SoftwareUsing the Recovery CDThe Recovery CD package consists of a boot diskette and aCD-ROM containing the original preins

Page 57 - Removing the DIMM

Getting Familiar with Your ComputerThis chapter provides basic information about your computer. Note If you power off the computer, wait at least 5 s

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Recovering Lost or Damaged Software136 IBM ThinkPad 560Z User's Reference Title: C79FPMST CreationDate: 06/22/98 12:26:52

Page 59 - Upgrading the Hard Disk Drive

Getting ServiceIf you need further assistance, you can call your IBM reseller or IBMmarketing representative.You will need to know the following infor

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About Your WarrantyDuring the warranty period, you might be responsible for repaircosts if the product damage was due to misuse, accident,modification

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Information on Your ComputerInformation on Your Computer Option List DIMM _____MB PC Cards ______MB Hard Disk Drive Battery Pack External Diskette

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Information on Your ComputerProblem Recording Sheet Computer information: Machine type:_________ Serial number:_________Date of purchase:___/__

Page 63 - Options by IBM Catalog

Customer Support and ServiceCustomer Support and ServicePurchasing an IBM PC hardware product entitles you to receivesupport and services during the l

Page 64 - Keyboard connector

Customer Support and ServiceIf possible, be at your computer when you call:In the U.S. and Puerto Rico, call 1-800-772-2227.In Canada, call 1-800-565-

Page 65 - Disabling the TrackPoint

Customer Support and Service Fax InformationIn the U.S. and Canada, if you have a touch-tone telephone andaccess to a fax machine, you can receive mar

Page 66 - Attaching an External Monitor

Customer Support and ServiceCommercial online services that have information on IBM productsare: CompuServe:Use the GO word ThinkPad. Prodigy:Use th

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Customer Support and ServicePersonalized Web-based PC support provides PC users easy accessto online support, including a personalized IBM Web site ta

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Identifying the Hardware FeaturesIdentifying the Hardware Features Front View234101213141115165678912 IBM ThinkPad 560Z User's Reference Title

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Purchasing Additional ServicesPurchasing Additional ServicesDuring and after the limited warranty period, you can purchaseadditional services, such as

Page 70 - Installing a PC Card

Purchasing Additional ServicesAssistance with client network interface cards and optionsYou can purchase this service on a one-time basis (for a singl

Page 71 - 1 and fold it toward you 2

Purchasing Additional ServicesOrdering Support Line ServicesThe Enhanced PC Support Line, Client Support Line, and Networkand Server Support Line serv

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Purchasing Additional ServicesWarranty and Repair ServicesYou can extend your period of ThinkPad EasyServ warranty service.For more details on service

Page 73 - Removing the PC Card

Obtaining IBM Operating System UpdatesObtaining IBM Operating System UpdatesIBM provides update diskettes, called ServicePacks or correctiveservice di

Page 74 - Installing the PC Card Modem

Features Appendix A. Features and SpecificationsThis appendix describes features and specifications for yourcomputer. FeaturesMicroprocessorIntel Mob

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Features External Diskette DriveTo get the best performance from your diskette drive, usehigh-quality diskettes (such as IBM diskettes) that meet or e

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Specifications SpecificationsSizeWidth: 297 mm (11.7 in.)Depth: 222 mm (8.7 in.)Height: 31.0 mm (1.22 in.)EnvironmentNote: When you charge the batter

Page 77 - Using a Port Replicator

IBM Power Cords IBM Power CordsIBM power cords for a specific country are usually available only inthat country:For 2-pin power cords:IBM PowerCordPar

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IBM Power Cords For 3-pin power cords: Note The grounded adapter is required for full MPRII compliance.If a 3-pin power cord came with your computer,

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Identifying the Hardware Features1 The color LCD screendisplays computer output.2 The brightness controlmoves up or down toadjust the brightness of th

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IBM Power Cords 156 IBM ThinkPad 560Z User's Reference Title: C79FPMST CreationDate: 06/22/98 12:26:52

Page 81 - Protecting Your Computer

Handling Tips Appendix B. Handling TipsBy using common sense and by following these handling tips, you will get the most use and enjoyment out of you

Page 82 - Using Passwords

Handling Tips Register your ThinkPad products with IBM (refer to the Setup Guide). This can help authorities return your computer to you ifit is lost

Page 83 - Entering a Password

Handling Tips Ergonomics InformationThis is important information you should read before using your computer in your “virtual office.”Working in the v

Page 84 - Setting a Password

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Page 85 - Power-On, HDD, or Supervisor

Product Warranty Appendix C. Product Warranty and NoticesStatement of Limited WarrantyThe warranties provided by IBM in this Statement of Limited Warr

Page 86 - Using Passwords

Product Warranty 1. obtain authorization from the owner (for example, your lessor) to have IBM or your reseller service a Machine that you do notown;2

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Notices NoticesReferences in this publication to IBM products, programs, or servicesdo not imply that IBM intends to make these available in all coun

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Notices developers directly if you wish to verify readiness, understandlimitations, or look for any software updates.To learn more about IBM PC produc

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Notices Electronic Emission NoticesFederal Communications Commission (FCC) StatementThinkPad 560Z, model number 2640This equipment has been tested and

Page 90 - For a Supervisor Password

Identifying the Hardware Features Rear View8 7954610312111 The external-diskette-drive connector is whereyou connect the cable ofthe external diske

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Notices Industry Canada Class B Emission Compliance StatementThis Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.Avis de conformité à la ré

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GlossaryThis glossary includes terms anddefinitions from the IBM Dictionary ofComputing (New York: McGraw-Hill,1994).ac. Alternating current.ac pow

Page 93 - Press Enter again

and programs that make up a system,subsystem, or network.CRT. Cathode ray tube display.device driver. (1) A file that containsthe code needed to us

Page 94 - Entering Your Personal Data

pointing device such as a TrackPoint ormouse to select a particular function orsoftware application.IDE. Integrated device electronics.IR. Infrared

Page 95 - Personalization Editor

prompt. A visual or audible messagesent by a program to request the user'sresponse.pull-down menu. On the displayscreen, a menu that emerges i

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IndexAactivating the alarm 101America Online 144auto-disable, TrackPoint 51, 92Bbacking up 30, 133creating diskettes 133batterymaximizing the life 9

Page 97 - Personalization

EEasy-Setup 17password 68testing 131EasyServ 142EDO DRAM 39electronic bulletin boards 143enablinginfrared port 90numeric keypad, keyboard 16Track

Page 98 - Using Locks

keyboard function (continued)TrackPoint 10LLAN remote operation, enabling 23LCDproblems 116switching to external monitor 14turnoff timer, disabling

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power-on password (continued)changing 74removing 74setting 70press-to-select, TrackPoint 36printer problem 123problems, troubleshooting guide 104p

Page 100 - Using the Security Screw

Ttelephone, help by 141testing 131ThinkPad Configuration program 25for DOS 100window, for Windows 98 26window, for Windows NT 27ThinkPad Customizati

Page 101 - Solving Computer Problems

Identifying the Hardware FeaturesBottom View (with Battery Installed)56712341 The power shutdownswitch is used to turn thecomputer off when anapplicat

Page 102 - Frequently Asked Questions

Note Before using this information and the product it supports, be sure to read the general information under “SafetyInformation” on page xiii, App

Page 103 - Infrared

System-Status Indicators System-Status IndicatorsThe system-status indicators on the computer show the currentstatus of your computer by their on or o

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System-Status IndicatorsSymbol Color Meaning1 Battery Green Enough battery power remains for operation.Orange The battery pack is being charged.Blink

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Functions of Your ComputerFunctions of Your ComputerYour computer features a diskette drive that is attached externally.Your computer also has unique

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Functions of Your Computer2Attach the cable first to the external diskette drive; thenattach it to the external-diskette-drive connector on theside of

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Functions of Your Computer Keyboard FunctionsYour computer's keyboard has the following functions: TrackPoint Fn key Numeric keypad TrackPoint

Page 108 - Online User's Guide

Functions of Your ComputerThe TrackPoint consists of a stick on the keyboard and a pair ofclick buttons below the keyboard. Movement of the cursor on

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Functions of Your ComputerLeft click button Right click buttonCursorStick2Press the click buttons with either thumb to select anddrag as required by y

Page 110 - Considerations

Functions of Your Computer Fn KeyThe Fn key function allows you to change operational featuresinstantly. When you use the following functions, press a

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Functions of Your ComputerThe following table shows the function of the Fn key combined withkeys:Feature andiconKey Combination MeaningPower Mode Func

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Functions of Your ComputerFeature andiconKey Combination MeaningScreenexpansion + The LCD screen image size switches between expanded andnormal mode i

Page 113 - Considerations

Thank You for Selectingan IBM ThinkPad 560Z ComputerThe thin and light IBM ThinkPad 560Z computeris designed to satisfyyour mobile computing needs.We

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Functions of Your Computer Numeric KeypadThe keyboard has some keys that, when enabled, work as if theywere a 10-key numeric keypad. (The numeric keyp

Page 115 - Using a PC Card

Functions of Your ComputerThinkPad Utility ProgramsYour computer has the following utility programs for easyconfiguration: Easy-SetupThinkPad Configu

Page 116 - Using a Second CardBus Card

Functions of Your Computer4Change the items you wish to change.5Click on Exit to exit from the submenu.6Click on Restart to exit from the “Easy-Setup”

Page 117 - Using the NetMeeting Software

Functions of Your ComputerThe Quick Boot button enables or disables the Simple Boot Flagfunction.Simple Boot Flag functionThis function automatically

Page 118 - Troubleshooting Guide

Functions of Your ComputerTo change the date and time, do the following:1Move the cursor to any field (Year, Month, Day, Hour,Minute, Second); then ty

Page 119 - Troubleshooting Charts

Functions of Your ComputerYou must be extremely carefulnot to specify a wrong deviceduring a copy, save, or a formatoperation after you change yoursta

Page 120 - Error Codes or Messages

Functions of Your Computer2Click on one of the following:Power-On in the submenu.The “Power-On” submenu appears:The FDD-1 icon is the diskette drive i

Page 121 - Troubleshooting Charts

Functions of Your ComputerNetwork in the submenu.This function can be used only with ThinkPad PortReplicator with Advanced EtherJet Feature (option).T

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Functions of Your Computer4Select the first device you want for the startup sequence;then click on it.The device moves up to box 1. You cannot set a h

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Functions of Your ComputerThinkPad Configuration ProgramTo get specific details aboutThinkPad Configuration program,click the help button.The ThinkPad

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Functional Highlights Ultra portabilityThe slim computer has excellent portability to assist you anytime andanywhere. High-speed processorThe Intel

Page 125 - No Error Codes or Messages

Functions of Your ComputerThe following window appears:6562 3 411 The Display Device buttons. Click on one of these buttons toset the display output t

Page 126 - Input Problems

Functions of Your ComputerWINNTFor Windows NT:To start the ThinkPad Configuration program for Windows NT, do asfollows:1Click on Start at the bottom c

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Functions of Your Computer5 The Exit button. Click on this button to save the changes youmade and to exit the ThinkPad Configuration window.6 The View

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Functions of Your ComputerOnline User's GuideYour computer features an Online User's Guide, so that you willalways have key information at y

Page 129

Backing Up Your SystemBacking Up Your SystemTo back up your system or reinstall the operating system, yourThinkPad computer has the following features

Page 130 - LCD Problems

Backing Up Your SystemFor more information about installing a new operating system (suchas Windows NT) and device drivers “Advanced” in the OnlineUse

Page 131 - Battery Problems

Replacing the Battery PackReplacing the Battery PackTo replace the battery pack, do as follows:1Power off your computer, or enter hibernation mode.2Cl

Page 132 - A Hard-Disk-Drive Problem

Replacing the Battery Pack4Align the guides on the fully charged spare 1 with theguides on the computer 2 ; then slide the battery packinto the com

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Page 134 - PC Card Problems

Extending the Features of Your ComputerThis chapter provides information about how to attach externaldevices or to increase memory.Customizing the Tra

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CommunicationThe 56-Kbps modem (on a PC Card) allows for efficient data and faxcommunication. Your computer's infrared technology enableswirele

Page 136

Customizing the TrackPointCustomizing the TrackPointYou can customize the TrackPoint by doing the following:1Start the ThinkPad Configuration program.

Page 137 - A Printer Problem

Customizing the TrackPointIf you check Enable dragging, you can drag the icon that youselect with the TrackPoint stick by putting light pressure on th

Page 138 - External Monitor Problems

Customizing the TrackPointSetting SensitivityThis function adjusts the force required for both cursor movementand Press-to-Select. Slide toward Firm T

Page 139 - Port Replicator Problems

Increasing Memory Increasing MemoryIncreasing memory capacity is an effective way to make programsrun faster. You can increase the amount of memory in

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Increasing MemoryInstalling the DIMMTo install the DIMM, do the following:1Power off the computer; then disconnect the AC Adapterand all cables from t

Page 141 - Other Option Problems

Increasing MemoryTo avoid damaging the DIMM, donot touch its contact edge.4Install the DIMM into the memory slot.aFind the notch on the side of the DI

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Increasing Memory5Replace the memory slot cover over the memory slot,aligning the back side of the cover first; then tighten thescrew.6Replace the bat

Page 143 - Other Problems

Increasing Memory2. If you changed the memory installed in the computer, youneed to create a new hibernation file as follows:a) Power off the computer

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Increasing Memory4Press out on the latches on both edges of the socket atthe same time.5Remove the DIMM.Be sure to save the DIMM for future use.6Repla

Page 145 - Easy-Setup

Upgrading the Hard Disk DriveUpgrading the Hard Disk DriveYou can increase the storage capacity of your computer by replacingthe original, built-in ha

Page 146 - Testing Your Computer

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Page 147 - Using the Diskette Factory

Upgrading the Hard Disk Drive3Remove the coin screw by rotating it counterclockwisewith a coin, as shown 1 ; then remove the hard diskdrive cover 2

Page 148

Attaching External Mouse, Keypad, and KeyboardAttaching an External Mouse, Keypad, and KeyboardThis section explains how to attach an external mouse,

Page 149 - Using the Recovery CD

Attaching External Mouse, Keypad, and KeyboardYou can use both the IBM PS/2Miniature Mouse and theTrackPoint as an input device.To connect a mouse oth

Page 150

Attaching External Mouse, Keypad, and KeyboardAttaching an External Keyboard and MouseIf you want to attach an external keyboard to your computer, do

Page 151 - Getting Service

Attaching External Mouse, Keypad, and KeyboardTo attach the external keyboard, power off the computer, attach thekeyboard to the keyboard connector of

Page 152

Attaching External Mouse, Keypad, and KeyboardDisabling the TrackPointThe TrackPoint is designed to work simultaneously with anotherpointing device (s

Page 153 - Information on Your Computer

Attaching an External MonitorAttaching an External MonitorThis section provides information about using the computer LCD andan external monitor. The L

Page 154 - Problem Recording Sheet

Attaching an External Monitor Do not change the display outputlocation while a moving picture isbeing drawn—for example,playing a movie or a game. S

Page 155 - Customer Support and Service

Attaching an External Monitora)Start the ThinkPad Configuration program.b)Click on the other External Display ( ) button (on the rightside of the scre

Page 156 - Getting Help around the World

Attaching an External MonitorDisplaying output on the LCD or on both the LCD and theexternal monitor (LCD or LCD + External Display)Displaying output

Page 157 - Electronic Support Services

ContentsFunctional Highlights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ivAbout This Book ... xiSafety Informat

Page 158

Installing a PC CardInstalling a PC CardThis section describes how to install a PC Card.Do not insert a PC Card whilethe computer is in suspendmode. O

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Installing a PC CardUpper slotLower slot3Press the PC Card firmly into the connector until the ejectbutton pops out. Then pull the eject button out sl

Page 160 - Client Support Line

Installing a PC CardYou have completed setting up the PC Card, and you can now useit. For information on how to use the PC Card software “Basic”in th

Page 161

Installing a PC CardRemoving the PC CardBefore removing a PC Card, you must stop it. Otherwise, thesystem might freeze or data might be corrupted or l

Page 162

Installing a PC CardInstalling the PC Card ModemYour computer can be connectedonly to a public telephone line(analog line). Do not use adigital teleph

Page 163 - Warranty and Repair Services

Installing a PC Card5Release the telephone jack socket on the PC Cardmodem.For example, push the push-pop of the PC Card modem 1 .For other types of

Page 164 - Ordering Publications

Installing a PC CardYou have completed setting up the PC Card modem.For details on PC Card Support Software “Basic” in the OnlineUser's Guide.If

Page 165 - Features

Using a Port ReplicatorUsing a Port ReplicatorAfter you dock your computer to a port replicator, all connectors onthe rear of the computer are covered

Page 166

Using a Port ReplicatorFor Windows 98:You can dock or undock the computer while the computer is insuspend mode or when the computer power is turned of

Page 167 - Specifications

Using a Port ReplicatorEnabling the CardBus Sockets (for Windows 98)The port replicator might not function properly if you attach acomputer to it that

Page 168 - IBM Power Cords

Chapter 3. Protecting Your Computer ... 67Using Passwords . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68Entering a Password ...

Page 169 - For 3-pin power cords:

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Page 170

Protecting Your ComputerThis chapter provides information about how to protect yourcomputer from theft or unauthorized use. It also describes how todi

Page 171 - Appendix B. Handling Tips

Using Passwords Using PasswordsThe password-setting feature helps to prevent your computer frombeing used by others. Once you set a password, a prompt

Page 172 - Setup Guide

Using Passwords Supervisor passwordThe supervisor password is a tool provided for the systemadministrator to control many ThinkPad computers. Thesupe

Page 173 - Questions about vision?

Using PasswordsTo enter a password, do the following:1Type your password.The symbol appears each time you press a key. Don't holddown a key too

Page 174 - Handling Tips

Using Passwords3Click on the type of password you want to set:Power-On, HDD, or Supervisor.4Type your desired appropriate password.Selecting this icon

Page 175 - Statement of Limited Warranty

Using Passwords5Press Enter. The “Password Confirmation” windowappears:6Type your password again to verify it; then press Enteragain.Your password is

Page 176

Using PasswordsDo Not Forget Your PasswordIf you forget your hard-disk-drive or supervisor password, there isno way to reset your password or recover

Page 177 - Notices

Using PasswordsChanging or Removing a PasswordThis security feature prevents someone from removing a passwordand using your computer. To change or rem

Page 178 - Trademarks

Using Passwords4To change the password, type the new password; thenpress the Spacebar.5Type the new password again to verify it; then pressEnter.The f

Page 179 - Electronic Emission Notices

Recovering Lost or Damaged Software ... 133Using the Diskette Factory ... 133Using the ThinkPad Customization CD ...

Page 180

Using PasswordsFor a Supervisor Password 1Start Easy-Setup.a)Press and hold F1; then turn on the computer.b)Hold F1 until the password prompt appears.

Page 181 - Glossary

Using Passwords8Enter the current password and press the Spacebar.9Type the new password; then press Enter. Chapter 3. Protecting Your Computer 77Ti

Page 182

Using Passwords10Type the new password again to verify it; then pressEnter.11Press Enter again.12Click on Exit; then Restart.The supervisor password h

Page 183

Using Passwords 6Press Enter.The “Password Confirmation” window appears:7Press Enter again.8Click on Exit; then select Restart.Your computer restarts.

Page 184

Using the Personalization EditorUsing the Personalization EditorWith the Personalization Editor, you can display such personalinformation as your name

Page 185 - See also

Using the Personalization EditorTo register your name, address, and company on the PersonalizationEditor, do the following:1Power on the computer.2Mak

Page 186

Using the Personalization Editor5Click on Personal Data and type the necessaryinformation into the boxes; click on OK to save your data.If you want to

Page 187

Using the Personalization Editor11Insert the backup copy of the Utility Diskette for DOS,Personalization into the diskette drive; then power on thecom

Page 188

Using Locks Using LocksYou can attach a mechanical lock to your computer, to help toprevent it from being removed without your permission.Attach a mec

Page 189

Using the Security ScrewUsing the Security ScrewYou can use the security screw shipped with your computer toprevent the hard disk drive from being rem

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