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Operating Basics
When vibration is detected, a message will be displayed on the screen, and
the icon in the Taskbar notification area will changed to the protection state.
This message is displayed until the OK button is pressed or 30 seconds
pass. When vibration subsides, the icon returns to the normal state.
Taskbar icon
TOSHIBA HDD Protection Properties
You can change the TOSHIBA HDD Protection settings by using the
TOSHIBA HDD Protection window. To open the window, click Start J All
Programs J TOSHIBA J HDD Protection Settings. The window can
also be started from the icon on the Taskbar or from the Control Panel.
HDD Protection
You can choose whether to enable or disable TOSHIBA HDD Protection.
Detection Level
This function can be set to four levels. The sensitivity levels in which
vibrations, impacts and their similar signs are detected can be set to OFF,
1, 2 and 3 in ascending order. Level 3 is recommended for better protection
of the computer. However, when the computer is used in a mobile
environment or in other unstable conditions, setting the detection level to 3
could result in frequent execution of TOSHIBA HDD Protection, which will
slow Hard Disk Drive reading and writing. Set a lower detection level when
the speed of Hard Disk Drive reading and writing is a priority.
Different detection levels can be set depending on whether the computer is
used as handheld or mobile usages, or whether it is used in a stable
environment such as on a table in the workplace or at home. By setting
different detection levels for the computer depending on whether it runs
with the AC power (desktop) or with batteries (handheld or mobile usage),
the detection level automatically switches according to the power
connection mode.
The TOSHIBA HDD Protection function does not guarantee that the hard
disk drive will not be damaged.
State Icon Description
Normal TOSHIBA HDD Protection is enabled.
Protection TOSHIBA HDD Protection is active. The
hard disk drive head is in a safe position.
OFF TOSHIBA HDD Protection is disabled.
- Copyright 2
- Trademarks 3
- FCC information 4
- EU Conformity Statement 5
- VCCI Class B Information 5
- Modem warning notice 6
- Japan regulations 7
- A06-5003201 7
- Type of service 8
- Telephone company procedures 8
- If problems arise 8
- Disconnection 8
- Fax branding 9
- User’s Manual x 10
- User’s Manual xi 11
- General conditions 12
- Disposal of products 13
- ENERGY STAR 14
- Program 14
- Panasonic 15
- Hitach-LG Data Storage 16
- User’s Manual xvii 17
- International Precautions 20
- User’s Manual xxi 21
- General Precautions 22
- Stress injury 23
- Heat injury 23
- Pressure or impact damage 23
- ExpressCard overheating 24
- Mobile phones 24
- Table of Contents 25
- Getting Started 26
- User’s Manual xxvii 27
- Manual contents 31
- Conventions 32
- Key operation 33
- Messages 33
- Terminology 33
- Chapter 1 34
- Software 35
- Features 36
- User’s Manual 1-4 37
- Introduction 37
- Disclaimer (Battery Life)*3 38
- User’s Manual 1-6 39
- User’s Manual 1-7 40
- User’s Manual 1-8 41
- User’s Manual 1-9 42
- Multimedia 43
- Communications 44
- Special features 45
- User’s Manual 1-13 46
- TOSHIBA Value Added Package 47
- User’s Manual 1-15 48
- Utilities and Applications 49
- User’s Manual 1-17 50
- User’s Manual 1-18 51
- User’s Manual 1-19 52
- Chapter 2 53
- User’s Manual 2-2 54
- The Grand Tour 54
- Left side 55
- User’s Manual 2-4 56
- Right side 57
- User’s Manual 2-6 58
- Backside 59
- Underside 60
- User’s Manual 2-9 61
- Front with the display open 62
- User’s Manual 2-11 63
- User’s Manual 2-12 64
- Optical Disc Drive 65
- BD-R/RE drive 66
- BD Combo drive 67
- DVD Super Multi drive 68
- AC adaptor 69
- Remote controller 70
- Slim size remote controller 71
- User’s Manual 2-20 72
- Using the remote controller 73
- 1. Infrared Receiver Window 74
- 2. Remote Controller 74
- Installing/Removing batteries 75
- Installing the batteries 76
- Replacing the batteries 76
- Satellite 77
- Chapter 3 78
- Connecting the AC adaptor 79
- User’s Manual 3-3 80
- Opening the display 81
- User’s Manual 3-5 82
- Turning on the power 82
- Turning off the power 83
- Benefits of Sleep Mode 84
- Entering Sleep Mode 84
- Hibernation Mode 85
- Restarting the computer 86
- System Recovery Options 86
- Create Optical Recovery Discs 87
- Recovery HDD 88
- User’s Manual 3-12 89
- Chapter 4 90
- Touch Pad Gesture 91
- Using the fingerprint sensor 92
- How to swipe the finger 93
- User’s Manual 4-5 94
- User’s Manual 4-6 95
- Set up procedure 96
- User’s Manual 4-8 97
- User’s Manual 4-9 98
- Enabling USB Sleep and Charge 100
- Battery Settings 100
- * Provided with some models 101
- Using the software 102
- Using the microphone 103
- Disclaimer 104
- User’s Manual 4-16 105
- Operating Basics 105
- Using the optical disc drive 106
- Loading discs 107
- User’s Manual 4-19 108
- Pressing the eject button 108
- User’s Manual 4-20 109
- Pulling the drawer open 109
- Inserting a disc 109
- User’s Manual 4-21 110
- Closing the disc drawer 110
- Removing discs 111
- Writing CD/DVD/BDs 112
- User’s Manual 4-24 113
- User’s Manual 4-25 114
- User’s Manual 4-26 115
- User’s Manual 4-27 116
- User’s Manual 4-28 117
- When writing or rewriting 118
- Data Verification 119
- for TOSHIBA: 119
- How to make a DVD-Video 120
- Important information for use 120
- User’s Manual 4-32 121
- TOSHIBA DVD Player 122
- Display Devices & Audio 123
- TOSHIBA DVD PLAYER 123
- Using WinDVD BD for TOSHIBA 124
- User’s Manual 4-36 125
- Media care 126
- Region selection 127
- Properties menu 127
- Settings 128
- Modem Selection 128
- Dialing Properties 128
- Connecting 128
- Disconnecting 129
- Using the FM tuner 130
- Wireless communications 131
- Security 132
- Wireless activity LED 133
- LAN cable types 133
- Cleaning the computer 134
- Moving the computer 135
- Taskbar icon 136
- HDD Protection 136
- Detection Level 136
- 3D Viewer 137
- Detection Level Amplification 137
- Chapter 5 138
- F1 ... F12 function keys 139
- Hot keys 140
- User’s Manual 5-4 141
- The Keyboard 141
- Windows special keys 142
- Generating ASCII characters 142
- Chapter 6 143
- Power indicators 144
- Battery types 145
- Real Time Clock battery 146
- User’s Manual 6-5 147
- Power and Power-Up Modes 147
- Charging the batteries 148
- Battery charging notice 149
- Charging time (hours) 149
- Monitoring battery capacity 150
- Extending battery life 151
- Replacing the battery pack 152
- Installing the battery pack 153
- User’s Manual 6-12 154
- Power-up modes 155
- Panel power off/on 155
- System Auto Off 155
- Chapter 7 156
- User’s Manual 7-2 157
- HW Setup 157
- User’s Manual 7-3 158
- SATA Interface setting 159
- Chapter 8 160
- ExpressCard 161
- Removing an ExpressCard 162
- PRO/xD Memory cards 163
- Installing a memory card 164
- Removing a memory card 164
- Memory card care 165
- Memory expansion 166
- User’s Manual 8-8 167
- Optional Devices 167
- 1. Memory Module Cover 167
- User’s Manual 8-9 168
- Installing the memory module 168
- 1. Slot A 168
- 2. Slot B 168
- Removing a memory module 169
- Additional battery pack 170
- Additional AC adaptor 170
- External monitor 171
- Settings for audio on HDMI 172
- Precautions 173
- User’s Manual 8-15 174
- Connecting an eSATA device 175
- Security lock 176
- Chapter 9 177
- Preliminary checklist 178
- Analyzing the problem 178
- System start-up 179
- Self test 180
- AC power 181
- User’s Manual 9-6 182
- Troubleshooting 182
- Real Time Clock 183
- Keyboard 183
- LCD panel 184
- Solid State drive 185
- Recovery Media Creator 185
- Hard disk drive 185
- BD drive 186
- User’s Manual 9-11 187
- Pointing device 188
- USB mouse 189
- USB Sleep and Charge function 190
- Sound system 192
- Wireless LAN 193
- Fingerprint sensor 194
- TOSHIBA support 195
- Where to write 196
- Appendix A 197
- User’s Manual A-2 198
- Specifications 198
- Appendix B 199
- Appendix C 200
- Radio Characteristics 201
- User’s Manual C-3 202
- Appendix D 203
- User’s Manual D-2 204
- AC Power Cord and Connectors 204
- Appendix E 205
- Memory (Main System) 206
- Battery Life 206
- HDD drive capacity 207
- USB Sleep & Charge 207
- User’s Manual E-4 208
- Disclaimers 208
- Appendix F 209
- User’s Manual Appendix F-2 210
- TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor 210
- Glossary 211
- User’s Manual Glossary-2 212
- User’s Manual Glossary-3 213
- User’s Manual Glossary-4 214
- User’s Manual Glossary-5 215
- User’s Manual Glossary-6 216
- User’s Manual Glossary-7 217
- User’s Manual Glossary-8 218
- User’s Manual Glossary-9 219
- User’s Manual Glossary-10 220
- User’s Manual Glossary-11 221
- User’s Manual Glossary-12 222
- User’s Manual Glossary-13 223
- User’s Manual Glossary-14 224
- User’s Manual Index-1 225
- User’s Manual Index-2 226
- User’s Manual Index-3 227
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