Learning the Basics
Caring for Your Computer
Part I: Getting To Know Your Computer
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Moving the Computer
Your notebook computer is built to withstand reasonable shock
and vibration. Before carrying or transporting your computer,
remember these points:
1 Make sure all disk activity has ended (the drive indicator
light stops glowing).
2 Turn the computer off.
3 Disconnect the power cord.
4 Disconnect all external optional devices.
5 Close the display panel.
Do not pick up the computer by its display panel or by the
back (where the ports are located).
For long trips, transport the computer in a carrying case. You can
purchase a carrying case for your computer from your Toshiba
dealer or through the Toshiba Accessory Catalog.
Summary of Contents for Satellite 110 Series
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Page 126: ...Chapter 5 Buying Programs 97 Buying Hardware 105 ...
Page 169: ...Little Cards that Do Big Things RemovingaPCCard Part I Getting To Know Your Computer 139 ...
Page 321: ...MaxTime The Machine Settings Dialog Box Part II Technical Reference 291 ...
Page 351: ...TSETUP OTHERS Part II Technical Reference 321 ...
Page 365: ...The Diagnostic Test ExitingtheDiagnosticMenus Part II Technical Reference 335 ...
Page 368: ...Appendix A Built in Features 339 Optional Accessories and Devices 344 Specifications 346 ...
Page 377: ...Features and Specifications Specifications Part III Appendixes 347 ...
Page 378: ...Appendix B ...
Page 385: ...System Resources Input Output PortAddressAssignments Part III Appendixes 355 ...
Page 386: ...Appendix D CS Model Video Modes 358 Satellite 110CT Video Modes 359 ...
Page 391: ...Video Modes Satellite110CT VideoModes Part III Appendixes 361 ...