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You do not need to completely remove the diskette drive in order to access the DIMM sockets. 4. If necessary, remove any cables, add-in cards, or other components to access the DIMM sockets. 5. Remove either (or both) of the factory-installed DIMMs. 6. Handle the DIMM only by the edges, and remove it from its anti-static package. 7. Locate the keys on the bottom edge of the DIMM . 8. Align the DIMM over the socket. To avoid damaging the DIMM socket, move the DIMM socket tabs slightly outward to relieve pressure. The DIMM should then click easily into place. 9. Firmly insert the bottom edge of the DIMM into the socket. 10. Press evenly against the DIMM's upper corners. The end latches snap into position automatically. 11. Reinstall any add-in cards or components you removed. 12. Replace the diskette drive and cover panels, as described in Replacing the Diskette Drive to Replacing the Left-Side Panel. Replacing the Lithium Battery After several years, when the lithium battery starts to weaken, the system settings stored in CMOS RAM, such as the date and time, may be wrong. When this occurs, you need to replace the lithium battery. To replace the lithium battery 1. To run the Setup utility, press F3 when your computer is starting up. Then press F1 to run the BIOS setup utility. Page 701

Section	Page
Notice to Users	1
Read Me First	4
Welcome	19
Features	34
Unpacking Your Computer	49
Computer and Supplied Accessories	64
Manuals	79
Recovery CDs	94
Other	109
Software Library	124
Back Panel Overview	139
Front Panel Overview	154
Supplementary Information	169
Hard Drive Partition	184
Optimal DVD Performance	199
VAIO Smart™ Keyboard Default Settings	214
Using The Standby Mode	229
Applications That Use the TWAIN Driver	244
Restoring Outlook™ 98	259
Inserting Add-in Boards	274
Using Devices Connected to the i.LINK™ (IEEE-1394), S-Link™ (Control-A1), and Optical Digital Audio Output Connectors	289
Connecting to i.LINK Ports	304
Capturing and Editing Digital Video Images	319
Using Alternate Browsers with America Online®	334
Using DVgate Motion	349
Restoring Audio Drivers	364
Using AC-3 to Optical Digital Audio Output	379
Using America Online or Sony Online Support with WinFax® Basic	394
Memory Upgrade Specifications	409
Application Recovery CD Content	424
About the Software On Your Computer	439
For Answers to Your Software Questions	454
Sony Service Center	469
Specifications	484
Getting Started With Your VAIO Digital Studio™ Computer	499
Choosing a Location for Your Computer	504
Registering Windows® 98	509
Registering Your Computer	514
Using the VAIO Smart™ Keyboard	519
Connecting the Optional Palmrest	524
Changing the Function of the Programmable Buttons	529
Using the Standby Function	534
Standby Mode Indicators	539
Shutting Down Your Computer	544
VAIO Digital Studio™ Computer Features	549
Sony Digital Audio/Video Applications	553
Digital Media Park™ and MD Editor™	557
DVgate™ Applications	561
PictureGear™	565
i.LINK™ (IEEE-1394) Compatibility	569
Optical Digital Audio Output Compatibility	573
S-Link™ (Control-A1) Compatibility	577
Getting Help	581
Help Resources	588
Calling SOS	595
Troubleshooting	602
Using the System Recovery CD(s)	609
Using the Application Recovery CD(s)	616
Upgrading and Maintaining Your VAIO Digital Studio Computer	623
Inserting an Add-in Board	638
Adding Memory	653
Replacing the Lithium Battery	668
Installing an Internal Hard Disk Drive	683
Removing the Left-Side Panel	698
Removing the Bottom Panel	713
Removing the Front Panel	728
Detaching the Diskette Drive	743
Replacing the Diskette Drive	758
Replacing the Bottom Panel	773
Replacing the Front Panel	788
Replacing the Left-Side Panel	803
Other Information	818
Notes on Use	821
On the Power Source	824
On Disposal of the Lithium Battery	827
On Handling	830
On Installation	833
On Moisture Condensation	836
On Upgrading the System	839
On Using the Hard Disk Drive	842
On Handling Diskettes	845
On Handling CD-ROMs and DVD-ROMs	848
On Cleaning CD-ROMs and DVD-ROMs	851

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You do not need to completely remove the diskette drive in order to access the DIMM sockets.

If necessary, remove any cables, add-in cards, or other components to access the DIMM

sockets.

Remove either (or both) of the factory-installed DIMMs.

Handle the DIMM only by the edges, and remove it from its anti-static package.

Locate the keys on the bottom edge of the DIMM .

Align the DIMM over the socket.

To avoid damaging the DIMM socket, move the DIMM socket tabs slightly outward to relieve pressure. The

DIMM should then click easily into place.

Firmly insert the bottom edge of the DIMM into the socket.

10.

Press evenly against the DIMM's upper corners. The end latches snap into position automatically.

11.

Reinstall any add-in cards or components you removed.

12.

Replace the diskette drive and cover panels, as described in

Replacing the Diskette Drive

Replacing the Left-Side Panel

Replacing the Lithium Battery

After several years, when the lithium battery starts to weaken, the system settings stored in CMOS

RAM, such as the date and time, may be wrong. When this occurs, you need to replace the lithium

battery.

To replace the lithium battery

To run the Setup utility, press F3 when your computer is starting up. Then press F1 to run the

BIOS setup utility.

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