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Microsoft Windows License Label your Service Tag to identify your computer when you contact Customer Support This label contains your Microsoft Windows License information. This label is located on your computer. Dell Support Utility Dell Quickset Help Warranty Document Software upgrades and troubleshooting hints, frequently asked questions, hot topics, and general health of your computer Information on network activity, the Power Management Wizard, hotkeys, and other items controlled by Dell QuickSet Limited Warranty for the XFR630 with Touch The Dell Support Utility automated upgrade and notification system is installed on your computer. This utility provides real-time health scans of your computing environment, software updates, and relevant self-support information. Access the Dell Support Utility from the icon in the taskbar. For more information, see "Dell Support Utility" in your XFR630 with Touch Fully Rugged Notebook User's Guide. To view Dell QuickSet Help, rightclock the QuickSet icon in the Microsoft Windows taskbar. For more information on Dell QuickSet, see "Dell QuickSet in your XFR630 with Touch Fully Rugged Notebook User's Guide. · Available in the 'Open Me First' envelope · Available on the Documentation and Driver CD 2 Setting Up Your Computer CAUTION: Before you begin any of the procedures in this section, follow the Safety Information in the XFR630 with Touch Fully Rugged Notebook User's Guide. 2.1 Protective Doors The XFR630 utilizes 3 types of doors to provide a secure and protected environment for the connectors and devices of the notebook. The 3 types of doors are: · Compartment Door Hinged Door Friction Fit Door For further information regarding replacing a door, refer to the XFR630 with Touch Fully Rugged Notebook User's Guide. 2.1.1 Compartment Door Compartment doors are utilized to protect devices located on the bottom of the computer, such as those used for the battery and hard disk drive. Figure 2 1 Removing a Compartment Door

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your Service Tag to identify your computer
when you contact Customer Support
Microsoft Windows License
Label
This label contains your Microsoft Windows
License information.
This label is located on your
computer.
Dell Support Utility
Software upgrades and troubleshooting hints,
frequently asked questions, hot topics, and
general health of your computer
The Dell Support Utility automated
upgrade and notification system is
installed on your computer. This
utility provides real-time health
scans of your computing
environment, software updates, and
relevant self-support information.
Access the Dell Support Utility from
the
icon in the taskbar. For more
information, see "Dell Support
Utility" in your
XFR630 with Touch
Fully Rugged Notebook User’s
Guide
.
Dell Quickset Help
Information on network activity, the Power
Management Wizard, hotkeys, and other
items controlled by Dell QuickSet
To view
Dell QuickSet Help
, right-
clock the QuickSet icon in the
Microsoft Windows taskbar.
For more information on Dell
QuickSet, see “Dell QuickSet in your
XFR630 with Touch Fully Rugged
Notebook User’s Guide
.
Warranty Document
Limited Warranty for the XFR630 with Touch
·
Available in the ‘Open Me First’
envelope
·
Available on the
Documentation
and Driver CD
2
Setting Up Your Computer
CAUTION: Before you begin any of the procedures in this section, follow the Safety Information in the
XFR630 with Touch Fully Rugged Notebook User’s Guide.
2.1
Protective Doors
The XFR630 utilizes 3 types of doors to provide a secure and protected environment for the connectors and devices of the
notebook. The 3 types of doors are:
·
Compartment Door
·
Hinged Door
·
Friction Fit Door
For further information regarding replacing a door, refer to the
XFR630 with Touch Fully Rugged Notebook User’s Guide
.
2.1.1
Compartment Door
Compartment doors are utilized to protect devices located on the bottom of the computer, such as those used for the
battery and hard disk drive.
Figure 2
1 Removing a Compartment Door