8-6 Solving System Problems
Keyboard/Mouse Problems
Check the following problem to see the possible cause and
solution.
Mouse or keyboard does not respond.
You may have connected the mouse and keyboard after
turning on your system. Turn the system off, make sure
the mouse and keyboard are connected, and turn the
system back on.
Image appears on screen but nothing happens
when you use the mouse or keyboard.
Make sure the keyboard and mouse are properly
connected and secure.
If this does not help, turn off the system, wait five or
more seconds, and turn on the system.
CD-ROM Problems
Check the following problems to see the possible cause and
solution.
The system does not see the CD-ROM reader.
The application’s drive designation for the CD-ROM
reader may be wrong. Make sure it matches the drive
designation for the CD-ROM reader assigned by the
system. The drive designation for the CD-ROM depends
upon the storage device configuration in your system. To
find out what drive designation letter is assigned to your
CD-ROM by the system, double click
My Computer
on
the Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0 desktop. The drive
designation is below the CD-ROM reader icon.
Alternatively, open Windows Explorer and scroll down
the list of folders until you locate the CD-ROM reader
icon. The drive designation is beside the icon.
Summary of Contents for POWERMATE ENTERPRISE - 10-1997
Page 42: ...Using Your Computer 2 5 Keyboard features Windows 95 keys ...
Page 138: ...5 18 Installing Options Locating desktop expansion slots Locating minitower expansion slots ...
Page 140: ...5 20 Installing Options Removing a desktop slot cover Removing a minitower slot cover ...
Page 160: ...Installing Options 5 39 Installing Options 5 ...
Page 162: ...Installing Options 5 41 Locating minitower device slots ...
Page 198: ...Installing Options 5 77 Connecting a serial device cable to the desktop ...