User's Manual

If there is no operating system installed on your computer,
you see an error message. Ignore the message for now; once
you install the operating system, you will not see this
message.
If MS-DOS is already installed, you may see the command
prompt (C : \). If your system is configured to automatically
load a program (such as Windows or a word processing
program), you see the first menu or screen display of that
program.
Now you need to run SETUP to make sure your computer is
configured properly. First turn off the computer, as
described below, then see Chapter 2 for instructions. When
you finish running SETUP, be sure to see “Post-SETUP
Procedures”on page 2-16 for guidelines on what you need
to do next.
Turning Off the Computer
Whenever you turn off your system, follow these steps:
1.
Save your data and exit any application program you are
using. You should not turn your system off until you see
the operating system prompt.
2.
Check the hard disk drive light and the diskette drive light(s)
to make sure they are not on. Do not turn off the computer
if a drive light is on, because you can damage the drive or
lose data.
3.
Remove any diskette(s) from the diskette drive(s)
4.
Press the power button to turn off the computer.
5.
Turn off the monitor, printer, and any other peripheral
devices.
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Setting Up Your System