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Running the SETUP Program Be sure to run SETUP the first time you use your computer, so you can verify or update the configuration information. You also may need to run SETUP again later if you change your configuration. SETUP lets you verify or change the following: 0 System settings such as date, time, diskette drive type(s), and video display type Automatic or manual selection of hard disk drive(s) Automatic or manual selection of advanced hardware features for optimizing system performance 0 0 0 System booting options 0 Password security and anti-virus features 0 Green PC options, such as the time intervals before the system and the hard disk drive go into low-power standby mode. SETUP also allows you to see summary information about your system. The SETUP program and the factory default settings are stored in the computer's ROM BIOS (read-only memory, basic input/ output system). The configuration information you enter is stored in an area of memory called CMOS RAM. This memory is backed up by a battery, so it is not erased when you turn off or reset the computer. Setting Up your System 1-7

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Running the SETUP Program
Be sure to run SETUP the first time you use your computer, so
you can verify or update the configuration information. You
also may need to run SETUP again later if you change your
configuration.
SETUP lets you verify or change the following:
0
System settings such as date, time, diskette drive type(s),
and video display type
0
Automatic or manual selection of hard disk drive(s)
0
Automatic or manual selection of advanced hardware
features for optimizing system performance
0
System booting options
0
Password security and anti-virus features
0
Green PC options, such as the time intervals before the
system and the hard disk drive go into low-power standby
mode.
SETUP also allows you to see summary information about your
system.
The SETUP program and the factory default settings are stored
in the computer’s ROM BIOS (read-only memory, basic
input/ output system). The configuration information you enter
is stored in an area of memory called CMOS RAM. This
memory is backed up by a battery, so it is not erased when you
turn off or reset the computer.
Setting Up your System
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