Lenovo ThinkPad T61p Instruction Manuals and User Guides
We have 3 Instruction Manuals and User Guides for ThinkPad T61p Lenovo
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| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 156 |
| Size: | 491 KB |
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- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1. Overview
- Chapter 2. Installation
- Installation considerations
- Installing Rescue and Recovery
- Installation requirements
- Installation components
- Installation log files
- Installing Rescue and Recovery 4.21 with existing versions
- Rescue and Recovery installation
- Rescue and Recovery custom public properties
- Including Rescue and Recovery in a disk image
- Using PowerQuest Drive Image based tools with Rescue and Recovery
- Using WIM files, ImageX and Windows Vista
- Using Symantec Ghost-based tools with Rescue and Recovery
- Rescue and Recovery environmental variables
- Compatibility with Vista BitLocker
- Chapter 3. Configurations
- XML and ADM file configurations
- Recovery methods
- Backups
- Rescue and Recovery in the Windows environment
- Working with the Predesktop Area
- Vista considerations
- Using RRUTIL.EXE
- Predesktop Area directory list
- Get files from Predesktop Area directories
- Put files in the Predesktop Area directories
- Delete files from the Predesktop Area directories
- Rename a file in the Predesktop Area
- Test for Rescue and Recovery being installed
- Backup directory list
- Get files from \RRBackups directories
- Put files in the \RRBackups directories
- Determine \RRBackups space consumed
- Example: pdaguixx.ini
- Example 1: Adding device drivers (such as ethernet) to the Predesktop Area
- Example 2 : Adding mass-storage controller drivers (such as SATA) to the Predesktop Area
- Customizing the preboot environment
- Configuring the Opera browser
- Opera will not save settings after it is closed
- Disabling the address bar
- Customizing bookmarks
- Changing proxy settings
- Enabling or specifying the full download path
- Adding a specific file extension to the downloadable files list
- Changing the behavior of files with specific extensions
- Adding a static IP address
- Changing the video resolution
- Startup applications
- Passwords
- Password access
- Log files
- Chapter 4. Rejuvenation and migration
- Chapter 5. Best practices
- Scenario 1 - New rollouts
- Scenario 2 - Installing on OEM systems
- Scenario 3 - Installing on Type 12 service partition
- Scenario 4 - Installing with WIM files and Windows Vista
- Scenario 5 - Standalone install for CD or script files
- Scenario 6 - Working with Active Directory and ADM files
- Scenario 7 - Performing a Bare Metal Restore from an Admin Backup
- Scenario 8 - Manually creating the Service Partition of S drive
- Appendix A. Administrative tools
- Appendix B. Antidote Delivery Manager
- Installing the Antidote network component
- Antidote with Windows Vista
- Repository
- Antidote Delivery Manager and Windows commands
- Antidote Delivery Manager utilization
- Accommodating VPNs and wireless security
- Antidote Delivery Manager command guide
- Supported Microsoft commands
- Preparation and installation
- Simple system test – display notification
- Deployment
- Example scripts
- Virtualization Module for Antidote Delivery Manager
- Appendix C. User tasks
- Appendix D. Notices
| Recognized languages: | English |
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| Pages: | 220 |
| Size: | 3.02 MB |
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- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1. ImageUltra Builder capabilities
- Chapter 2. An overview of the image process
- The five basic steps to develop an image
- Importing pre-existing maps and modules
- Building a module
- Creating or modifying base maps and driver maps
- Deploying Smart Images to target computers
- Installing images on the target computer after deployment
- Performing a direct-network installation
- Advanced functions
- Chapter 3. Staging-area behavior and logic
- Chapter 4. Installing the ImageUltra Builder program
- Chapter 5. Working with the ImageUltra Builder interface
- Chapter 6. Map construction overview
- Creating a base-map tree structure
- Inserting menu items in a base map
- Inserting modules in a base map
- Special considerations for I386 base operating-system modules
- Special considerations for Windows Vista base operating-system modules
- Primary NTFS Partition partitioning module
- ImageUltra Customizations module
- UNATTEND.TXT module
- UNATTEND.XML module
- Using a container for I386 base operating-system modules and related modules
- Compatibility with imported ImageUltra-developed application modules
- Using utilities in a base map
- Using filters in a base map
- Using links in a base map
- Defining user information in a base map
- Controlling the network-sync function
- Controlling the behavior of the service partition
- Using a partitioning module in a base map
- Simple and complex base maps
- Adding a hidden system menu in a base map
- Customizing module behavior within a base map
- Special considerations for the Rescue and Recovery product
- Previewing your maps
- Creating a device-driver map tree structure
- Using variables; an advanced base-map function
- Setting a variable to contain a hard coded value
- Setting conditions to determine menu items displayed during the installation process
- Referencing text within menu items and sub-menu item titles
- Setting a variable to prompt the user for a specific value during the installation process
- Setting a variable so that a prompted value is passed as a parameter for a utility or filter
- Excluding modules from a map
- Creating a base-map tree structure
- Chapter 7. Creating maps
- Creating and modifying base maps
- Creating a new base map
- Creating a new base map based on an existing base map
- Adding menu items to a base map
- Adding operating-system modules to a base map
- Adding application modules to a base map
- Replacing modules in a base map
- Customizing module behavior within a base map
- Working with base-map settings and menu-item properties
- Creating and modifying driver maps
- Creating and modifying base maps
- Chapter 8. Preparing source files for modules
- Creating source operating-system images
- Preparing source files for application modules and add-on operating-system modules
- Preparing for a silent install
- Adding mini-applications
- Making files accessible to the ImageUltra Builder console
- After the files are prepared
- Setting the attributes for a new application module
- Setting the attributes based on an existing application module
- Setting the attributes for a new add-on operating-system module
- Setting the attributes based on an existing add-on operating-system module
- Preparing source files for a partitioning module
- Preparing source files for a device-driver module
- Preparing source files for utility modules files
- Preparing source files for filter modules files
- Building a new module
- Chapter 9. Specifying the module-installation order
- Chapter 10. Using ImageUltra Builder and Windows Vista
- Chapter 11. Getting help and support
- Chapter 12. Dealing with exceptions
- Chapter 13. Debugging problems
- The ImageUltra Builder image-installation process
- Finding debug data in the target computer user partition
- Finding debug data in the service partition or network-staging folder
- Monitoring the installation
- Splash Utility
- Sending debug data to the technical support team
- Drive letter limitations and the use of variables
- F11 key does not work on some brands after installation
- Appendix. Notices
- Index
| Recognized languages: | English |
|---|---|
| Pages: | 156 |
| Size: | 1.53 MB |
Show table of contents
Read manual
Document Outline
- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1. Overview
- Chapter 2. Installation
- Installation considerations
- Installing Rescue and Recovery
- Installation requirements
- Installation components
- Installation log files
- Installing Rescue and Recovery 4.2 with existing versions
- Rescue and Recovery installation
- Rescue and Recovery custom public properties
- Including Rescue and Recovery in a disk image
- Using PowerQuest Drive Image based tools with Rescue and Recovery
- Using WIM files, ImageX and Windows Vista
- Using Symantec Ghost-based tools with Rescue and Recovery
- Rescue and Recovery environmental variables
- Compatibility with Vista Bitlocker
- Chapter 3. Configurations
- XML and ADM file configurations
- Recovery methods
- Backups
- Rescue and Recovery in the Windows environment
- Working with the Predesktop Area
- Vista considerations
- Using RRUTIL.EXE
- Predesktop Area directory list
- Get files from Predesktop Area directories
- Put files in the Predesktop Area directories
- Delete files from the Predesktop Area directories
- Rename a file in the Predesktop Area
- Test for Rescue and Recovery being installed
- Backup directory list
- Get files from \RRBackups directories
- Put files in the \RRBackups directories
- Determine \RRBackups space consumed
- Example: pdaguixx.ini
- Example 1: Adding device drivers (such as ethernet) to the Predesktop Area
- Example 2 : Adding mass-storage controller drivers (such as SATA) to the Predesktop Area
- Customizing the preboot environment
- Configuring the Opera browser
- Opera will not save settings after it is closed
- Disabling the address bar
- Customizing bookmarks
- Changing proxy settings
- Enabling or specifying the full download path
- Adding a specific file extension to the downloadable files list
- Changing the behavior of files with specific extensions
- Adding a static IP address
- Changing the video resolution
- Startup applications
- Passwords
- Password access
- Log files
- Chapter 4. Rejuvenation and migration
- Chapter 5. Best Practices
- Scenario 1 - New rollouts
- Scenario 2 - Installing on OEM systems
- Scenario 3 - Installing on a laptop
- Scenario 4 - Installing on a desktop
- Scenario 5 - Installing on Type 12 service partition
- Scenario 6 - Installing with WIM files and Windows Vista
- Scenario 7 - Standalone install for CD or script files
- Scenario 8 - Working with Active Directory and ADM files
- Appendix A. Administrative tools
- Appendix B. Antidote Delivery Manager
- Installing the Antidote network component
- Antidote with Windows Vista
- Repository
- Antidote Delivery Manager and Windows commands
- Antidote Delivery Manager utilization
- Accommodating VPNs and wireless security
- Antidote Delivery Manager command guide
- Supported Microsoft commands
- Preparation and installation
- Simple system test – display notification
- Deployment
- Example scripts
- Virtualization Module for Antidote Delivery Manager
- Appendix C. User tasks
- Appendix D. Notices