NEC POWERMATE VP, Manual

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Using Your Computer 1-31
If you are in Windows, exit the Program Manager by
positioning the mouse pointer on the block at the upper
left corner of the monitor, and double click the left
button on the mouse. Select “OK” at the prompt to exit
Windows.
4.
Make sure that the hard disk and diskette drives are not
in use. The “C:\>” should now be displayed on the
monitor. A lit hard disk lamp or diskette drive busy
lamp indicates that a drive is in use.
5.
Turn off power to your monitor.
6.
Power off the system by pressing the system unit power
button.
CAUTION: Wait until a program is fin-
ished running before powering off the system.
Unless absolutely necessary, never power off the
system when the hard disk lamp or diskette drive
busy lamp is lit. Information on the hard disk or disk-
ette might be lost or damaged.
System Reset
A system reset restarts your computer after it is powered
on. You might need to restart your system if your system
power is on and you have trouble using your computer.
CAUTION: Resetting the system re-
moves information from RAM disks, volatile system
memory, and application programs. Information
saved in files on disk, like program and data files,
are not usually affected by a system reset.