Dell Inspiron 3500 - Manual (Page 52)

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5. With the options bay latch released, slide the new device into the options bay
until it is flush with the computer casing.
6. Close the options bay latch by using your index finger to push it toward the front
of the computer until it is flush with the computer casing. Using your thumb,
push the options bay latch in.
7. Turn on the computer.
NOTE: Before you remove a module from the options bay, turn off the computer.
After you install a module in the options bay, reboot the computer so that the
operating system recognizes the module.
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Plug and Play is an industry-standard specification that enables you to add certain devices
to your computer, which, after you restart your computer, are automatically detected and
configured for use with your computer. A Plug and Play device requires an operating sys-
tem that has Plug and Play technology implemented, such as Windows 98. Examples of
Plug and Play devices are a mouse, joystick, USB speakers, and Peripheral Component
Interconnect (PCI) expansion cards. To ensure that a device is Plug and Play-compatible,
see the manufacturer’s documentation that came with the device.
optional device
options bay latch
(unlocked position)