HP DX2000 - Manual (Page 104)

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Index
entering
power-on password 3–5
setup password 3–5
error messages, POST C–1 to C–4
ESD (electrostatic discharge)
information 5–2
materials and equipment 5–3
preventing damage 5–2
Ethernet
RJ-45 pin assignments A–1
exit without saving, Computer Setup 2–7
F
FailSafe Boot Block ROM 3–2
fan, power supply 5–6
FAT 32 to NTFS conversion 1–2
4-pin power pin assignments A–4
front µT USB device removal and replacement 6–
14
G
grounding methods 5–3
H
hard drive
µT removal and replacement 6–13
proper handling 5–7
hardware monitor, Computer Setup 2–6
headphone pin assignments A–3
heatsink, µT removal and replacement 6–18
I
initial configuration 3–1
Internet addresses, See Web sites
J
jumper settings D–7
K
keyboard
cleaning 5–5
pin assignments A–1
keyboard delimiter characters, national 3–7
L
line-in audio pin assignments A–3
line-out audio pin assignments A–3
load default settings, Computer Setup 2–7
M
memory
dual channel mode E–2
memory, µT removal and replacement 6–6
microphone pin assignments A–2
µT
3.5" drive removal and replacement 6–13
battery removal and replacement 6–20
chassis, illustrated 5–1
disassembly preparation 6–1
drive positions 6–9
drive removal and replacement 6–10
front USB device removal and replacement 6–
14
heatsink removal and replacement 6–18
memory removal and replacement 6–6
power supply removal and replacement 6–22
power switch assembly removal and
replacement 6–15
preparation for disassembly 6–1
processor removal and replacement 6–18
speaker removal and replacement 6–16
system board removal and replacement 6–19
system fan removal and replacement 6–17
monitor
blank screen D–9
blurry video D–10
checking connections D–1
cleaning 5–5
dim characters D–10
pin assignments A–3
mouse
cleaning 5–5
pin assignments A–1
N
national keyboard delimiter characters 3–7
O
operating systems, important information about 3–
3
P
parallel interface pin assignments A–2
password
changing 3–5
clearing 3–7
Computer Setup option 2–7
deleting 3–6
power-on 2–1 , 3–5
setup 3–4 , 3–5
password security 3–4
Peripheral Setup, Computer Setup 2–5
POST (Power-On Self-Test) 2–1
POST error messages C–1 to C–4
power button