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6. Disconnect the hard drive cable (1) from the computer, and then lift the hard drive (2) out of the hard drive bay. 56 Chapter 6 Maintenance

Section	Page
Welcome	12
What's new	13
HP 3D Cinema Technology	13
Intel Wireless Display	13
Beats Audio	13
Switching between graphics modes	15
Stardock (select models only)	15
ATI Eyefinity Multi-Display technology	16
Example display configuration for single large surface (SLS)	16
Switching the screen image	16
Using the ATI Catalyst Control Center	17
Finding information	17
Using HP 3D Cinema Technology	20
3D safety information	20
What are stereoscopic vision and 3D	22
What is HP 3D Cinema Technology	23
Using the HP 3D Active Shutter Glasses	24
Identifying the 3D glasses components	24
Turning the 3D glasses on and off	25
Using 3D Cinema Technology	25
Understanding 3D formats	27
Using CyberLink PowerDVD	28
Playing 3D games	29
Viewing 3D content on a 3D TV	29
Caring for the 3D glasses	30
Using the nose pieces	30
Replacing the battery	31
Cleaning the 3D glasses	32
Handling the glasses	33
Troubleshooting and frequently asked questions	34
I cannot see 3D content	34
What 3D formats are supported on my computer	34
Can I play stereoscopic 3D games on my computer	35
Can I wear the 3D glasses to a 3D movie in a movie theater	35
Can I wear my 3D glasses over my prescription glasses	35
How do I clean my 3D glasses	35
How close do I need to be to the computer to view 3D content	35
I see flickering when watching 3D content	35
Can I use the 3D glasses in bright sunlight next to a window	36
What type of batteries do I need for the 3D glasses	36
Can I use my computer to watch 3D content on my external 3D TV	36
Getting to know your computer	37
Top	37
TouchPad	37
Lights	38
Button	40
Keys	41
Front	42
Right-side	43
Left-side	44
Display	46
Bottom	48
Networking	50
Using an Internet service provider (ISP)	51
Connecting to a wireless network	52
Connecting to an existing WLAN	52
Setting up a new WLAN network	52
Configuring a wireless router	53
Protecting your WLAN	53
Keyboard and pointing devices	54
Using the keyboard	54
Using the action keys	54
Using the hotkeys	56
Using the keypad	57
Using the integrated numeric keypad	57
Using pointing devices	58
Setting pointing device preferences	58
Using the TouchPad	58
Turning the TouchPad off and on	58
Navigating	58
Selecting	60
Using TouchPad gestures	60
Scrolling	61
Pinching/Zooming	61
Maintenance	62
Removing or inserting the battery	62
Removing the battery	62
Inserting the battery	64
Replacing or upgrading the hard drive	65
Removing the hard drive	65
Installing a hard drive	69
Adding or replacing memory modules	71
Cleaning your computer	79
Cleaning the display	79
Cleaning the TouchPad and keyboard	79
Updating programs and drivers	79
Backup and recovery	80
Restore	81
Creating restore media	81
Performing a system restore	82
Restoring using the dedicated recovery partition (select models only)	83
Restoring using the restore media	84
Changing the computer boot order	84
Backing up and recovering your information	84
Using Windows Backup and Restore	85
Using Windows system restore points	86
When to create restore points	86
Create a system restore point	86
Restore to a previous date and time	87
Customer support	88
Contacting customer support	88
Labels	89
Specifications	91
Input power	91
Operating environment	92
RAID 0 (select models only)	93
Disabling RAID 0	93

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Disconnect the hard drive cable

(1)

from the computer, and then lift

the hard drive

(2)

out of the hard drive bay.

Chapter 6

Maintenance