Getting Started (English UK Only)
Table Of Contents
- Setting Up Your Computer
- Preparing to Use Your Computer
- Turning Off the Computer
- Restarting the Computer
- Connecting to the Internet
- Adjusting the Speaker Volume
- Selecting the Microphone
- Protecting Your Computer
- Configuring the Computer for Automatic Microsoft Software Updates
- Setting Up User Accounts
- Guidelines for Installing Software and Hardware Devices
- Transferring Files and Settings from an Old Computer to Your New Computer
- Special Features of Your Computer
- Getting More Information
- Troubleshooting and Maintenance
- Index
Special Features of Your Computer 23
Using a Vertical CD/DVD Drive
(Select models only)
Your computer may have an optical disc drive that is installed in a vertical position. Press the
Eject button on or near the drive door (A) to eject the CD/DVD tray. Place a standard-sized
disc in the tray with the label facing out, and then press the front of the tray to close it.
Using LightScribe Technology
(Select models only)
What is LightScribe?
LightScribe is an innovative technology that uses a special disc drive, special media
(LightScribe-writable CDs or DVDs), and label-making software to burn labels directly onto the
disc. A LightScribe-enabled CD or DVD drive uses the optical laser in the drive to burn a label
onto a thin dye coating on the label side of the disc. There is no ink to smear or paper to curl,
and there are no adhesives to loosen.
LightScribe requirements
Burning a label with LightScribe requires three things:
A LightScribe-enabled optical disc drive (select models only), identified by
the LightScribe logo
Labeling software that supports LightScribe
A writable LightScribe disc (sold separately)
Making a LightScribe label by using CyberLink LabelPrint
You may burn data, music, and videos to the disc before or after labeling it.
For more information about making a LightScribe label:
1 Click the Start button, and then click Help and Support.
2 Type Lightscribe in the Search Help box, and then press Enter.
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