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6 Upgrading and Servicing Your Computer These topics are covered in this chapter: x Connecting Components to Your PC x Using headphones x Using your computer with your stereo system x Replacing the battery x Reconfiguring keyboard buttons and the display x Adding more memory x Installing an add-in board x Using the BIOS Setup program Your HP Pavilion PC comes with everything you need to get started right away. However, you may want to add a scanner or more memory at some point. To install a new component in your computer (a process called upgrading), take your computer to the store where you purchased the new component. For a service fee, most stores will install the new memory or card in your system. If you wish, you can install the component yourself, following the instructions in this chapter. Chapter 6 • Upgrading and Servicing Your Computer 51

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Chapter 6
Upgrading and Servicing Your Computer
51
These topics are covered in this chapter:
Connecting Components to Your PC
Using headphones
Using your computer with your stereo system
Replacing the battery
Reconfiguring keyboard buttons and the
display
Adding more memory
Installing an add-in board
Using the BIOS Setup program
Your HP Pavilion PC comes with everything you
need to get started right away. However, you may
want to add a scanner or more memory at some
point.
To install a new component in your computer
(a process called upgrading), take your computer
to the store where you purchased the new
component. For a service fee, most stores will
install the new memory or card in your system.
If you wish, you can install the component
yourself, following the instructions in this chapter.
6
Upgrading and Servicing
Your Computer