User's Manual Part 1

Operation Manual

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USB Devices

The computer has an interface called Universal Serial Bus (USB). Its two USB ports

support USB1.1 and USB2.0. With a USB connection, you can connect/disconnect

peripherals without turning off the computer. Generally, when you connect a device to

the computer, the necessary driver will be installed automatically. See also the

manuals of peripheral devices supporting USB.

When connecting the cable to one of the USB ports, be sure to keep the

USB mark ( ) side up.

When a new device is correctly connected to the computer, the

appropriate driver is automatically installed. If the driver is not installed

correctly, you will see a message on the screen. In this case, install the

driver by following the instructions on the screen.

To remove the USB devices, you may need to perform the following instructions.

1. Click the Safely Remove Hardware icon ( ) on the taskbar. If you cannot find

the icon, click

to show all kinds of icons. If the icon does not appear, go to the

step 3.

2. Click Safely remove xxxx (xxxx is the name of your USB device); then, the Safe

To Remove Hardware dialog appears.

3. Remove the device from the computer.

USB Port

With the USB Mark

facing UP