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Questions & Troubleshooting 

This section attempts to answer some frequently asked questions 
regarding your Aspire computer system, as well as offering tips for 
troubleshooting problems. 

Refer to the online help file for additional information about your 
Aspire computer system.   

Q:  My monitor displays a blank screen, my corded 

mouse/keyboard does not function, or my speakers do not 
emit sound. How can I make them work? 

A:  If a system component does not perform correctly, first check 

that it is plugged in and turned on (if necessary) and 
connected to the computer correctly.   

For specific questions and problems relating to the monitor 
and speaker set, refer to the documentation provided with 
those components. 

Q:  My monitor is turned on and connected correctly but the 

screen is still blank. What is the problem? 

A:  Check the brightness and contrast controls on the monitor. 

Also, move the mouse or tap a key on the keyboard to make 
sure that the monitor is not in power-saving mode. 

Q:  My mouse cursor movement is erratic. How can I get better 

control? 

A:  Your Aspire computer system features an optical mouse 

providing greater freedom of use. However, highly reflective 
surfaces, such as glass or metal, can distort the optical light 
signal and cause tracking problems. If you wish to operate 
your mouse on a reflective surface you should first cover the 
surface with a non-reflective object, such as a book or a sheet 
of paper. 

Q:  My floppy drive (FDD) is unable to read my diskette? 

A: 

First, eject the disk, and then reinsert it before trying to read it 
again. If you are still unable to read the diskette, check that it 
is a disk drive problem by inserting and attempting to read 
other diskettes. You might have a defective diskette, or your 
diskette might need formatting. 

If you believe that there is a problem with the drive, take your 
computer in for servicing. 

Summary of Contents for Aspire T300

Page 1: ...ated reserves the right to change product specifications and the information contained in this user guide without notice No part of this document may be copied reproduced or transmitted by any means o...

Page 2: ...00 compliance statement ix Setting Up The System x Placement Tips x System Overview 1 Computer Front View 1 Computer Rear View 2 System Components 3 System Components 4 The Mouse 4 The Keyboard 5 The...

Page 3: ...nvenience and flexibility of a full featured multimedia PC offering increased productivity combined with first class digital entertainment Incorporating the latest Microsoft Windows operating system y...

Page 4: ...placed near or over a radiator or heat register or in a built in installation unless proper ventilation is provided 6 This product should be operated from the type of power indicated on the marking l...

Page 5: ...o normal condition e If the product has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged f If the product exhibits a distinct change in performance indicating a need for service 12 Replace the battery wit...

Page 6: ...VITTER TOUTE EXPOSITION AUX RAYONS LASER KLASSE 1 VORSICHT UNSICHTBARE LASERSTRAHLUNG WENN ABDECKUNG GE FFNET NICHT DEM STRAHLL AUSSETZEN PRODUCTO L SER DE LA CLASE I ADVERTENCIA RADIACI N L SER INVIS...

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Page 8: ...e to store or ship your computer Unpack the box and set out the contents on your work surface Placement Tips For maximum viewing comfort set up your monitor at arm s length from your seat with the top...

Page 9: ...r system Learn the locations of the buttons ports and other hardware features Computer Front View No Description 1 CD ROM DVD CD RW Drive 2 CD ROM DVD CD RW Drive 3 FDD Drive 4 Power Button 5 Power LE...

Page 10: ...etting Switch for Taiwan Area 3 PS 2 Keyboard Port 4 COM1 Serial Port 5 VGA COM2 Port 6 Speaker Headphone Jack 7 Line in Jack 8 Microphone in Jack 9 USB Ports 10 Extension Card Slots 11 Ventilation Sl...

Page 11: ...3 System Components Monitor Keyboard Mouse Speaker set...

Page 12: ...ttered desktop Your optical mouse works by continuously bouncing a small beam of light off the surface on which it is being operated The information from the returning light beams is read by the mouse...

Page 13: ...cription 1 Suspend 2 Multimedia Control Mute Volume Down Volume Up Play Pause Stop Previous Track Next Track 3 Programmable Hot Keys The programmable hot keys can be set to open any website or any app...

Page 14: ...ual images The size and type of monitor included in your system depends on the system model you purchased Plug your monitor into the VGA port at the back of your computer For more information on using...

Page 15: ...u only use components that are compatible with your Aspire computer Consult your dealer about the suitability of new components before you purchase them To ensure correct installation refer to the doc...

Page 16: ...ghtness and contrast controls on the monitor Also move the mouse or tap a key on the keyboard to make sure that the monitor is not in power saving mode Q My mouse cursor movement is erratic How can I...

Page 17: ...hes How can I use my computer normally again A If your operating system has become corrupted you might need to return your computer to a previous clean configuration See the Windows online help for ad...

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