User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Before Use
- Getting Started
- Using Your VAIO Computer
- Using the Keyboard
- Using the Pointing Device
- Using Special-function Buttons
- Using the Built-in MOTION EYE Camera
- Using the Memory Stick
- Using the SD Memory Card
- Using the Internet
- Using the Network (LAN)
- Using the Wireless LAN (WLAN)
- Using the Bluetooth Function
- Using the Bluetooth® Function
- Using the Global Positioning System (GPS) Function
- Using Peripheral Devices
- Customizing Your VAIO Computer
- Precautions
- Troubleshooting
- Support Options
- Trademarks
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Troubleshooting
When should I replace the battery pack?
If the battery pack quickly runs out of power after fully charged, it may be reaching the end of its life and should be replaced.
To check the battery charge capacity, see To check the battery charge capacity (page 30).
Should I be concerned that the installed battery pack is warm?
No, it is normal for the battery pack to be warm when it is powering your computer.
Can my computer enter Hibernate mode while using battery power?
Your computer can enter Hibernate mode while using battery power, but some software programs and peripheral devices
prevent the system from entering Hibernate mode. If you are using a program that prevents the system from entering
Hibernate mode, save your data frequently to avoid losing data. See Using Hibernate Mode (page 105) for information on
how you can manually activate Hibernate mode.
Built-in MOTION EYE Camera
Why does the viewer window show no images or poor-quality images?
❑ The built-in MOTION EYE camera cannot be shared by more than one software application. If another software
application is using the camera, exit the application before using the built-in MOTION EYE camera.
❑ The video memory of your computer may be insufficient for displaying images from the built-in MOTION EYE camera.
Lowering the resolution or reducing the colors of the LCD screen might help.
❑ The viewer window may show some noise, for example horizontal streaks, if you view a rapid-moving object. This is
normal and does not indicate a malfunction.
❑ If the problem persists, restart your computer.