User manual SONY VAIO VPC-EB32FM

[. . . ] Keep your forearms horizontal, with your wrists in a neutral, comfortable position while using the keyboard, touch pad, or external mouse. Let your upper arms hang naturally at your sides. Take breaks during sessions with your computer. Excessive use of the computer may strain muscles or tendons. [. . . ] To return the system to the active state, press any key or the power button. Page 112 Connecting External Mice and Keyboards Your computer is compatible with many popular mice and keyboards. To function properly, the device you connect must be compatible with the Microsoft® Windows ® operating system installed on your computer. Page 113 Connecting a mouse or keyboard If you connect the mouse or keyboard when the computer is on, you may need to restart the computer for it to recognize the device. To connect a USB mouse or keyboard to your computer 1. See "Locating Controls and Ports" in the "Setting Up" chapter of your printed VAIO® Computer Quick Start. (One USB port supports one USB connection. ) If the New Hardware Wizard appears, follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation process. 2. Although the New Hardware Wizard guides you through the software installation, some devices require separate driver software installation. See the instructions that accompanied your mouse or keyboard for more information Connecting a USB Mouse or Keyboard To connect a PS/2 mouse or keyboard 1. Connect the port replicator to the computer. Plug the PS/2 cable of the mouse or keyboard into the PS/2 port. Connecting PS/2 Mouse or Keyboard* * T he c omputer in this graphic may not be identic al to the model you purc has ed. Page 114 Disconnecting a mouse or keyboard You can disconnect a USB or PS/2 mouse or keyboard when the computer is on or off. Disconnecting the mouse or keyboard when the computer is in a power saving mode (Standby or Hibernate) may cause the computer to malfunction. To disconnect a mouse or keyboard Unplug the USB or PS/2 cable from the USB or PS/2 port. Page 115 Memory Upgrades Before you upgrade your computer's memory, read the safety information in Precautions and Procedures. For the type of module and amount of memory installed on your computer, see the Welcome page to view the VAIO® Computer Specifications. Page 116 Precautions and Procedures Sony recommends that memory upgrades be performed by an authorized Sony Service Center. To find the nearest center or agent, go to: http://www. sony. com/pcsupport. The procedures described below assume familiarity with the general terminology associated with personal computers and with the safety practices and regulatory compliance required for using and modifying electronic equipment. Turn the computer over and use an appropriate screwdriver to loosen and remove the screw(s) on the memory bay. To avoid damaging the computer, do not remove or loosen any other screws. Rem ov ing the Bottom Screw(s) 5. Touch a metal object (such as the connector panel on the back of your computer) to discharge static electricity. Avoid touching any part of the motherboard or other components inside the computer. Remove the memory module by pulling out the tabs (see arrows No. 1), and pulling out the module in the direction of arrow No. See To install a memory module for more information. Rem ov ing a Mem ory Module To install a memory module 1. Remove the new memory module from its packaging, and install the memory module by sliding it into the open slot at a 45-degree angle. See To remove a memory module. Installing a New Mem ory Module Page 118 2. 5. Push the module down until it snaps into place. When the module is correctly seated, close the memory bay. Replace the fastening screw(s) on the memory bay. Make sure the system recognizes the new memory module. [. . . ] Enjoy cinema-quality sound immediately and experience fully enhanced digital or analog sound. Support web site http://www. americas. creative. com/support/custsup. asp Station. com Sony Online Entertainment Inc. Sony Online's award-winning Web site offers gamers the best in casual online games. With popular TV titles such as Jeopardy! [. . . ]