Winbook XL2, Руководство пользователя

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up the system start-up. You can always reactivate these later by
entering the wizard and checking them back on.
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It will defragment your disk (see Chapter Two for information) on a
regular schedule.
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Your program use will be monitored and frequently used programs will
be moved to the outer edge of the disk to allow for speedier loading.
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Your disk will be scanned for errors on a regular basis, which can help
you catch disk problems before they can seriously affect system use or
data integrity.
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Unnecessary files, such as temporary files or setups files for down-loaded
programs, can be deleted on a scheduled basis to help save disk space.
Cleaning
Display: Before cleaning the screen, be sure that you power the system
down and unplug it. Use a clean, soft cloth and appropriate anti-static
cleaning solution. Do not spray the screen. Spray the cleaning solution onto
the cloth and gently wipe the screen with the damp cloth.
Keyboard: After shutting off and unplugging the computer, use a hand-
held vacuum or canned air to remove dust and debris that accumulate in
your keyboard. Never shake the computer to dislodge debris-this can cause
damage to your system.
Grease that accumulates on the keys can be wiped clean with a damp cloth
or cotton swab. Never spray or pour liquid cleaners onto your keyboard.
Moisture that gets under the keyboard can damage internal components of
your WinBook XL2. Cleaning solutions should be applied lightly to a clean
cloth or cotton swab.
Pointing devices: Before cleaning any part of your system, be sure to shut
down and unplug the system. You can clean built-up dust and dirt from
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