HP Pavilion zt3100 HP Notebook Series - Troubleshooting - Page 31

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Problems and Solutions Display Problems Display is blank ■ Tap or move the pointing device (TouchPad, pointing stick, or optional external mouse). ■ Resume from Standby or exit Hibernation. ■ If the notebook is extremely warm or cold, allow it to reach room temperature. ■ Switch the image to the notebook or external display. For instructions: ❏ Refer to your model-specific documentation. ◆ Some models have a hotkey that switches the image among the notebook display and optional external devices such as monitors or camcorders. ◆ Some models have settings in the Setup utility that affect display locations. ❏ Refer to your operating system online Help or printed documentation. Some operating systems have Extended Desktop features that affect the location of the display. Troubleshooting 2-15

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Problems and Solutions
Troubleshooting
2–15
Display Problems
Display is blank
Tap or move the pointing device (TouchPad, pointing stick, or
optional external mouse).
Resume from Standby or exit Hibernation.
If the notebook is extremely warm or cold, allow it to reach room
temperature.
Switch the image to the notebook or external display. For instructions:
Refer to your model-specific documentation.
Some models have a hotkey that switches the image among
the notebook display and optional external devices such as
monitors or camcorders.
Some models have settings in the Setup utility that affect
display locations.
Refer to your operating system online Help or printed
documentation. Some operating systems have Extended Desktop
features that affect the location of the display.