User's Manual
power. Depending on the configuration of the GoBook MR-1 there are specific considerations:
a. Basic Configuration – No RF Modems or external device connections. When using a basic
configuration unit, there are no special considerations for power management.
b. Integrated RF Devices – Disable integrated or user installed RF devices when not in use as they can
consume battery power unnecessarily
c. Externally connected devices – Some externally connected devices may be powered by the GoBook
MR-1. It is best to exit any application utilizing these devices prior to powering off. Restarting the
application should reinitialize the device. Externally connected devices or peripherals using GoBook
MR-1 battery power may result in reduced battery run times.
File Management
1.
Backups
: It is good practice to backup essential data and files periodically since any data or files stored in
volatile memory (RAM) can be lost in the event of a hard reset or unexpected shutdown. Contacts, tasks,
calendar, email, and documents should be safeguarded against loss.
a. Save important files to non-volatile memory (External backup media, Server Based backup storage,
etc.)
b. Utilize Windows provided Backup applications or a third party application to back up essential data.
2.
Periodically perform housekeeping of files
:
a. Uninstall unused drivers and applications.
b. Delete unneeded files and cleanup folders.
c. Routinely run Check Disk and Disk Defragmenter utilities to ensure file structure is clean and
optimized.
3.
Check Disk Process
:
a.
Go to Start, My Compute
r
b. Right click on the
C:
drive and select
Properties
c. Select the
Tools
tab
d. Select the “
Check Now…
” button.
e. Check
Automatically fix file system errors
and
Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors
.
f. Select the
Start
button.
g. Select
run at the next boot
when prompted.
h. Restart the computer.
4.
Disk Defragmenter Process
:
a. Go to
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