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In Windows 2000, click Start, Settings, Control Panel and double-click Display.

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Docking and Undocking with a LAN Connection If your computer has a LAN port, you may experience a delay after docking or undocking while Windows 98 updates the configuration. During this time, the pointer or other devices may not operate properly. You may have to wait up to a minute or more for the system to be ready. Using a Non-HP USB Floppy Drive If your computer locks up while booting and you have a non-HP USB floppy drive connected, try rebooting with the USB drive unplugged then connecting it later. An alternative workaround is to disable the Legacy USB Support setting in BIOS Setup. Windows 2000 Running the Tour of Windows 2000 In the Getting Started window, you can click Discover Windows for a tour of Windows 2000. When you're prompted to insert the CD, click Cancel and type c:\tour to start the tour. Setting the Display after Docking The first time you dock the computer in an expansion base, the display may change to 640 × 480 resolution and look small on your screen. If this happens, right-click the desktop and select Properties. On the Settings tab, set the screen area to 1024 × 768. Changing the Refresh Rate for an External Monitor If you have an undesirable pulsating image on an external monitor connected to the computer or expansion base, you may want to change the refresh rate. To change the refresh rate for an external monitor, you should use the following steps while the monitor is connected: 1. In Windows 2000, click Start, Settings, Control Panel and double-click Display. 2. On the Settings tab, click Advanced. 3. On the ATI Display tab, click Monitor, then change the refresh setting. Booting from a Network If your computer has a built-in LAN port, you can boot from a network by making Internal NIC the first boot device in BIOS Setup. However, your computer may restart unexpectedly during the process of booting. To avoid this, you should shut down the computer completely before rebooting. Reinstalling HP One-Touch

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Docking and Undocking with a LAN Connection
If your computer has a LAN port, you may experience a delay after docking or undocking while Windows
98 updates the configuration. During this time, the pointer or other devices may not operate properly. You
may have to wait up to a minute or more for the system to be ready.
Using a Non-HP USB Floppy Drive
If your computer locks up while booting and you have a non-HP USB floppy drive connected, try rebooting
with the USB drive unplugged then connecting it later. An alternative workaround is to disable the Legacy
USB Support setting in BIOS Setup.
Windows 2000
Running the Tour of Windows 2000
In the Getting Started window, you can click Discover Windows for a tour of Windows 2000. When you're
prompted to insert the CD, click Cancel and type c:\tour to start the tour.
Setting the Display after Docking
The first time you dock the computer in an expansion base, the display may change to 640 × 480 resolution
and look small on your screen. If this happens, right-click the desktop and select Properties. On the Settings
tab, set the screen area to 1024 × 768.
Changing the Refresh Rate for an External Monitor
If you have an undesirable pulsating image on an external monitor connected to the computer or expansion
base, you may want to change the refresh rate. To change the refresh rate for an external monitor, you
should use the following steps while the monitor is connected:
1.
In Windows 2000, click Start, Settings, Control Panel and double-click Display.
2.
On the Settings tab, click Advanced.
3.
On the ATI Display tab, click Monitor, then change the refresh setting.
Booting from a Network
If your computer has a built-in LAN port, you can boot from a network by making Internal NIC the first
boot device in BIOS Setup. However, your computer may restart unexpectedly during the process of
booting. To avoid this, you should shut down the computer completely before rebooting.
Reinstalling HP One-Touch