Document Outline

• Preface
  • Conventions used in this manual
  • Getting additional information
• System Features
  • Easy to service chassis
  • Standard features
  • Front panel
  • Rear panel
  • Inside the computer
  • System board
  • Riser card
    • Front
    • Back
• System Setup
  • Setting up your system
  • Starting your system
    • Understanding the Power-On Self-Test
    • Setting up the operating system
  • Turning off your system
  • Resetting your system
• Case Access
  • Static electricity precautions
  • Opening the case
    • Removing the side panels
  • Closing the case
    • Replacing the side panels
• Replacing and Adding Drives
  • About replacing drives
  • Releasing the drive cage
  • Reinserting the drive cage
  • Replacing the diskette drive
  • Adding a second diskette drive
  • Replacing the CD drive
  • Adding a second 5.25-inch device
  • Replacing the hard drive
  • Adding an additional hard drive
• System Components
  • Adding or replacing memory
  • Adding an expansion card
  • Replacing the AGP card
  • Replacing the battery
  • Replacing the power supply
  • Replacing the system board
  • Replacing the processor
• Using the BIOS Setup Utility
  • About the BIOS Setup utility
  • Updating the BIOS
  • Setting the system board jumpers
    • Recovery mode
• Managing Your System
  • Protecting against power source problems
    • Surge suppressors
    • Line conditioners
    • Uninterruptible power supplies
  • Maintaining and managing your hard drive
    • Hard drive maintenance utilities
      • Using ScanDisk in Windows95 and Windows98
      • Using Check Disk in WindowsNT
      • Using Disk Defragmenter in Windows95 and Windows98
    • Hard drive management practices
      • Checking hard drive space
      • Backing up files
      • Deleting unneeded files
  • System integrity
    • Protecting against viruses
    • Checking system health with LANDesk
  • System recovery
    • Creating a startup diskette
    • Keeping a record of system configuration
    • Using your System Restoration CD
  • System power management
    • About soft-off
    • Using Suspend in Windows95
      • Adding a Suspend option to the Start menu
      • Taking your system out of Suspend
    • Using Standby in Windows98
      • Checking the type of power management on your system
      • Putting your system into Standby (S1)
      • Taking your system out of Standby
• Cleaning Your System
  • Cleaning the mouse
  • Cleaning the keyboard
  • Cleaning the monitor screen
  • Cleaning the computer and monitor cases
• Troubleshooting
  • Introduction
  • Troubleshooting checklist
    • Verifying your configuration
    • Troubleshooting guidelines
  • CD/DVD drive problems
  • Hard drive problems
  • Memory/processor problems
  • Modem problems
  • Peripheral/adapter problems
  • Printer problems
  • System problems
  • Video problems
  • Error messages
• Safety, Regulatory, and Notices
  • Important safety information
    • Setting up your system
    • Care during use
    • Replacement parts and accessories
  • Regulatory compliance statements
    • American users
    • FCC Part15
    • FCC part68 (applicable to products fitted with USA modems)
    • Canadian users
    • ICES-003
    • DOC notice (for products fitted with an IC compliant modem)
    • European users
    • European directives
    • European telecommunication information (for products fitted with EU approved modems)
    • Japanese users
    • VCCI statement
    • Australia and New Zealand users
    • EMI statement
    • New Zealand telecommunication statement (for products fitted with Telepermit approved modems)
  • Laser safety statement
  • Television antenna connectors protection (for systems fitted with TV/cable TV tuner cards)
    • External television antenna grounding
    • Lightning protection
    • Power lines
  • Notices
    • All Rights Reserved
    • Trademark Acknowledgments
• Specifications
• Index