Lenovo ThinkPad i Series 1157 ThinkPad 570 User's Reference - Page 40

Online User's Guide, Reset Configuration Data, Boot Display Device, HV Expansion, Brightness, Normal

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BIOS Setup Utility 24 IBM ThinkPad 570 User's Reference The default settings are already optimized for you. Do not change them unless it is absolutely necessary and you are confident you know what you are doing. Inappropriate values might cause device conflicts, and your operating system might not start properly. In each submenu, you can enable the resource by selecting Enable, or disable it by selecting Disable. Serial Port enters a submenu where you can set resource values for the serial port. InfraRed enters a submenu where you can set resource values for the infrared port. Parallel Port enters a submenu where you can set resource values for the parallel port. PCI enters a submenu where you can arrange IRQ lines for PCI devices. Keyboard/Mouse enters a submenu where you can set values for the keyboard and mouse. Power enters a submenu where you can set values related to power management. For information about values Online User's Guide. Alarm enters a submenu where you can enable or disable the audio. Other enters a submenu where you can set the following values: - Reset Configuration Data enables to restore the system configuration data to the default settings. - Boot Display Device specifies the display output device on startup. For more information an external monitor" on page 72. "Using - HV Expansion switches between expanded and normal mode of the screen size. - Brightness specifies the brightness level of the LCD. - Normal specifies that the LCD brightness changes depending on the power source. When

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BIOS Setup Utility
Serial Port
enters a submenu where you can set
resource values for the serial port.
InfraRed
enters a submenu where you can set
resource values for the infrared port.
Parallel Port
enters a submenu where you can set
resource values for the parallel port.
PCI
enters a submenu where you can arrange IRQ
lines for PCI devices.
Keyboard/Mouse
enters a submenu where you can
set values for the keyboard and mouse.
Power
enters a submenu where you can set values
related to power management.
For information about
values
Online User's Guide
.
Alarm
enters a submenu where you can enable or
disable the audio.
Other
enters a submenu where you can set the
following values:
Reset Configuration Data
enables to restore the
system configuration data to the default settings.
Boot Display Device
specifies the display output
device on startup.
For more information
“Using
an external monitor” on page
72.
HV Expansion
switches between expanded and
normal mode of the screen size.
Brightness
specifies the brightness level of the LCD.
-
Normal
specifies that the LCD brightness
changes depending on the power source.
When
The default settings are already optimized for you.
Do not
change them unless it is absolutely necessary and you are
confident you know what you are doing.
Inappropriate
values might cause device conflicts, and your operating
system might not start properly.
In each submenu, you can enable the resource by selecting
Enable
, or disable it by selecting
Disable
.
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