Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Power Troubleshooting Controlling the Power State of Your VAIO Computer (Sleep Mode/Shutdown) Restarting Your VAIO Computer List of Topics How to Use Troubleshooting Using Sleep Mode Entering Sleep Mode, Shutting Down, or Restarting Display About the Start Screen and Menu Opening the Desktop Internet Installing Apps from Windows Store Password About User Account Types Swi
About User Account Types Switching from a Local Account to a Microsoft Account Parts Description VAIO computer Parts and Controls on the Front Parts and Controls on the Bottom Parts and Controls on the Sides Setup VAIO computer Setting Up an Appropriate Work Environment Checking Supplied Items Power Controlling the Power State of Your VAIO Computer (Sleep Mode/Shutdown) Charging the Battery Pack Turning On Your VAIO Computer Connecting a Power Source Battery Charging the Battery Pack Notes on Using the Ba
About the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Standards Stopping Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Communications About the Internet Connection Services About a Security Key for Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Starting Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Communications Apps Installing Apps from Windows Store Store Installing Apps from Windows Store Connections VAIO computer Using the LAN Port Power Connecting a Power Source Display Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port Selecting Display Modes Using the Multiple Monitors Function Notes on the LCD
Internet Notes on Using the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Function Disabling the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Function About the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Standards Stopping Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Communications Connecting to the Internet with a Wired Connection About the Internet Connection Services About the Network (LAN) About a Security Key for Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Starting Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Communications LAN Using the LAN Port About the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Standards Connecting to the Internet with a
Enlarging the Text Size (DPI) (Touch screen equipped models) Notes on Using the Touch Screen (Touch screen equipped models) Changing the Resolution (Size) of the Screen Image Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port Selecting Display Modes Using the Multiple Monitors Function Notes on the LCD screen How to Use the Touch Screen (Touch screen equipped models) Changing the Resolution (Size) of the Screen Image on an HDMI-Connected Device Changing the LCD Brightness HDMI Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port C
Disabling the Tapping Function on the Touch Pad Enabling/Disabling the Touch Pad Using the Touch Pad Camera Using the Built-in Camera (Built-in camera equipped models) Internet Using the Antivirus App for Your VAIO Computer Password Setting/Changing the Power-on Password Creating/Changing/Removing Your Windows Password Removing the Power-on Password Switching from a Local Account to a Microsoft Account Memory module Viewing the System Information BIOS About the ASSIST Button Setting/Changing the Power-on Pa
Keeping Your VAIO Computer in Optimum Condition (VAIO Care) CD/DVD/BD Booting Your VAIO Computer from External Devices Button About the ASSIST Button Recovery About the ASSIST Button Removing Recovery Content to Free up Disk Space Recovering from Recovery Media Creating Recovery Media Checking the Volume of the Recovery Area Notes on Recovery About Recovery Recovering from the Recovery Area Refreshing Your VAIO Computer BIOS About the ASSIST Button Booting Your VAIO Computer from External Devices Backup Abo
Creating/Changing/Removing Your Windows Password Removing the Power-on Password BIOS Setting/Changing the Power-on Password Removing the Power-on Password Service and support Keeping Your VAIO Computer in Optimum Condition (VAIO Care) Using VAIO Update Other Operations VAIO computer Using the LAN Port Power Controlling the Power State of Your VAIO Computer (Sleep Mode/Shutdown) Restarting Your VAIO Computer Charge Indicator Status List Using Sleep Mode Charging the Battery Pack Turning On Your VAIO Compute
Charging a USB Device Memory card Inserting SD Memory Cards Notes on Using SD Memory Cards Removing SD Memory Cards Built-in storage device Creating Partitions Creating Other Drives (Modifying Partitions) Touch panel Notes on Using the Touch Screen (Touch screen equipped models) How to Use the Touch Screen (Touch screen equipped models) About the Touch Screen (Touch screen equipped models) Entering Characters with Touch Screen Operations (Touch screen equipped models) Partition Creating Partitions Creating
Safety Information Handling the Built-in Storage Device About the Software License Trademarks About the International ENERGY STAR(R) Program Service and support About Online Support Website Updating Your VAIO Computer Solving Common Problems with Your VAIO Computer Product registration About Online Support Website Supplied items Checking Supplied Items Security Updating Your VAIO Computer Go to Page Top © 2013 Sony Corporation
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Troubleshooting Hardware Power Troubleshooting List of Topics Why does a message appear and Windows fail to start when I turn on my VAIO computer? What should I do if my VAIO computer does not turn on or the power button does not work (the charge indicator light blinks fast)? Why does my VAIO computer automatically turn off? How to Use What should I do if I cannot turn off my VAIO computer? Troubleshoot
Audio What should I do if my microphone does not work? What should I do if I hear microphone feedback from speakers when using my microphone? What should I do if I do not hear sound from speakers or headphones? What should I do if sound interruptions occur during video or audio playback? What should I do if I do not hear sound from a digital audio device connected to the digital output port, such as the HDMI output port? Microphone What should I do if my microphone does not work? What should I do if I hear
computer as a user with a standard user account? Why can't I use BLUETOOTH(R) devices when I switch users? What should I do if I cannot find the BLUETOOTH(R) device I want to communicate with? What should I do if the BLUETOOTH(R) icon is not displayed in the desktop notification area? What should I do if other BLUETOOTH(R) devices cannot connect to my VAIO computer? What should I do if I cannot use the BLUETOOTH(R) function? Password What should I do if the Enter Onetime Password message appears and Windows
Wi-Fi How can I find the physical address (MAC address) of the built-in wireless network interface of my VAIO computer? What should I do if I cannot play back movies or audio tracks received via WiFi(R) (Wireless LAN), or their playback is interrupted? Why is the data transfer speed slow? What should I do if I cannot use the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) function? What should I do if I do not know the SSID or security key for the access point? What should I do if I cannot connect my VAIO computer to an access poi
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Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections Settings Playback Backup / Recovery SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Refreshing Your VAIO Computer If your VAIO computer has become unstable, it is recommended that you use the refresh function provided by Windows. Refresh the computer by following these steps. 1. Press the ASSIST button while your VAIO computer is off.
Hint The apps installed at the time of delivery and installed from Windows Store are retained, whereas all Desktop apps that you installed after the purchase will be erased.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Starting Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Communications You can establish Wi-Fi communications between your VAIO computer and an access point (not supplied). Before using Wi-Fi, make sure a Wi-Fi access point is on and operating. 1. Connect an access point to your VAIO computer.
Related Topic About the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Standards Stopping Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Communications Notes on Using the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Function About a Security Key for Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Go to Page Top © 2013 Sony Corporation
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Back to Top Search Print Checking Supplied Items Check all items packed with the product before use.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections Settings SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Recovering from the Recovery Area You can recover your VAIO computer from the recovery area on the built-in storage device. This recovery method is faster than using Recovery Media. See Notes on Recovery before recovering the computer. 1. Press the ASSIST button while your VAIO computer is off.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Network / Internet Print Back to Top Opening Windows Help and Support You can open Windows Help and Support by following these steps. 1. Open the charms and select the open the charms.) 2. Select Apps ( Setup Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search charm. (See Opening the Charms to ). 3. Enter "Help and Support" in the search box ( 4. Select Help and Support ( ). ).
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Opening the Charms You can open the charms to search for apps and files, share content, play content on other devices or print, and set up your VAIO computer. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Touch operation (Touch screen equipped models) Swipe in from the right edge.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top About a Security Key for Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) A security key is a security protocol for Wi-Fi that encrypts data transmitted on Wi-Fi. It is also referred to as an encryption key or a WEP (Wired Equivalent Windows 8: The Basics Privacy) key.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Opening the Desktop You can access the desktop from a tile, just like an app. Open the desktop by following the instruction below. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description 1. Open the Start screen and select the Desktop tile. (See About the Start Screen and Menu to open the Start screen.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Read This First Congratulations on your purchase of this VAIO(R) computer. Windows 8: The Basics About your VAIO computer’s configuration Parts Description To find out about the configuration of your VAIO computer, visit the Sony online support website. See About Online Support Website for more information.
App help files App help files may be included with the preinstalled apps on your VAIO computer. You may be able to access the help files from the help menu. Notice Copyright 2013 Sony Corporation. All rights reserved. This manual and the software described herein, in whole or in part, may not be reproduced, translated, or reduced to any machine-readable form without prior written approval.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting List of Topics SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Welcome Congratulations on the purchase of this VAIO computer. This User Guide - Introduction Version provides you with limited information about your VAIO computer. To update this file to the complete version of the User Guide, see Updating the User Guide to the Latest Version for more information.
Before connecting to the Internet Before using the Internet, you will need to sign up with an Internet Service Provider (ISP) and set up devices required for connecting your VAIO computer to the Internet. The following types of Internet connection services may be available from your ISP: Fiber to the Home (FTTH) Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Cable modem Satellite Dial-up For more information on devices required for Internet access and how to connect your VAIO computer to the Internet, ask your ISP.
Updating Your VAIO Computer Be sure to update your VAIO computer to enhance the computer's efficiency, security, and functionality. Note Your VAIO computer must be connected to the Internet to download the updates. To use Windows Update Windows Update enables you to make your VAIO computer more stable. 1. Open the charms and select the Search charm. 2. Select Settings. 3. Enter "Windows Update" in the search box. 4. Select Windows Update from the list. 5.
* Design and content of the screen are subject to change. Hint Alternatively, search for VAIO Care (Desktop) on the VAIO Care. Search charm to start Refer to the help file included with VAIO Care for more information. Pressing the ASSIST button while your VAIO computer is off displays the VAIO Care (Rescue Mode) screen. In this screen, you can start the recovery process of the computer in case of emergency, for example, when Windows does not start.
Touch operation Open the charms, then tap the Mouse/Touch pad operation Open the charms, then click the Start charm. Start charm. Keyboard operation (Windows) key. Press the Opening the Charms Touch operation Swipe in from the right edge. Mouse operation Point to the upper-right corner ( ), then move downward ( ). Keyboard operation Press the (Windows) key and the C key at the same time. Searching/Starting Apps, Settings, or Files 1. Open the charms and select the 2.
Viewing Running Apps Touch operation Swipe in from the left edge until a small app icon appears. Then, drag the icon back towards the left edge. Mouse/Touch pad operation Point to the upper-left corner ( ), then move downward ( ). Keyboard operation Press the (Windows) key and the Tab key at the same time. Switching Apps You can switch between apps that are currently running. Touch operation Display currently running apps, touch your desired app icon, and swipe in from the left edge.
Opening the Apps Menu Many apps have app menus that you can use to control your app. Follow the instructions below to open the app menu. Hint Open the app menu when an app is displayed on the computer screen. App commands vary depending on the app that is currently displayed on the computer screen. Touch operation Swipe up from the bottom edge. Mouse/Touch pad operation Right-click within an app. Keyboard operation Press the (Windows) key and the Z key at the same time.
Closing Apps You can close currently running apps by following the instruction below. Hint The app window becomes smaller in the bottom of the screen. Drag the window to the bottom-center edge. Touch operation 1. When an app is open, point to the top-center of the screen. 2. Drag the app to the bottom of the screen until the app disappears from the screen. Mouse/Touch pad operation 1. When an app is open, move the cursor to the top-center of the screen until the hand icon appears. 2.
2. Select your desired app. 3. Follow the on-screen instructions to download and install the app. Opening Windows Help and Support You can open Windows Help and Support by following these steps. 1. Open the charms and select the 2. Select Apps ( Search charm. ). 3. Enter "Help and Support" in the search box ( 4. Select Help and Support ( ). ). Entering Sleep or Shutting Down 1. Open the charms and select the 2. Select Settings charm. (Power), then select Sleep, Shut down, or Restart.
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Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Parts and Controls on the Front Describes the features on the front of the VAIO computer, such as buttons and indicator lights.
3 Caps lock indicator 4 Power button (Turning On Your VAIO Computer) 5 Built-in microphone (monaural) (Using the Built-in Camera (Built-in camera equipped models)) 6 Power indicator (Turning On Your VAIO Computer) 7 Charge indicator (Charge Indicator Status List) 8 Disc drive indicator Go to Page Top Related Topic Parts and Controls on the Sides Parts and Controls on the Bottom Go to Page Top © 2013 Sony Corporation
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Parts and Controls on the Sides Describes the features on the sides of the VAIO computer, such as connection ports.
1 Optical disc drive (Inserting/Removing a Disc (Optical disc drive equipped models)) 2 Drive eject button (Inserting/Removing a Disc (Optical disc drive equipped models)) 3 Manual eject hole Go to Page Top Related Topic Parts and Controls on the Front Parts and Controls on the Bottom Go to Page Top © 2013 Sony Corporation
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Parts and Controls on the Bottom Describes the features on the bottom of the VAIO computer. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections Settings 1 Battery off button Note The memory of your VAIO computer cannot be replaced. Playback Backup / Recovery If the battery off button is pressed while the VAIO computer is running, unsaved data may be lost.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Connecting a Power Source Connect your VAIO computer to an AC power source. Carefully read the precautions in Notes on Using the Power Source before connection. 1. Plug one end of the power cord ( ) into the AC adapter ( 2. Plug the other end of the power cord into an AC outlet ( 3. Plug the cable from the AC adapter ( ). ).
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Back to Top Search Print Charging the Battery Pack The battery pack can be charged even while you are using your VAIO computer when the computer is connected to a power source. The charging time may vary depending on operating conditions. 1. Plug your VAIO computer into an AC outlet. (See Connecting a Power Source.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Turning On Your VAIO Computer Turn on your VAIO computer to start Windows. Carefully read the precautions in Notes on Using the Power Source before turning on. 1. Connect your VAIO computer to an AC outlet. (See Connecting a Power Source.) 2. Lift the LCD screen lid. Network / Internet Connections Settings Playback 3. Press the (Power) button.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Extending the Battery Life When your VAIO computer is running on battery power, you can extend the battery life using the following methods. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Use Sleep mode. When you do not need to use your VAIO computer temporarily, you can use Setup Sleep mode. To extend the battery life, use Sleep mode frequently.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Controlling the Power State of Your VAIO Computer (Sleep Mode/Shutdown) How to Use By default, your VAIO computer automatically enters Sleep mode after a certain Windows 8: The Basics period of inactivity. In Sleep mode, the computer will retain its current state, including data you are Parts Description Setup Network / Internet working on, while you take a break.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Restarting Your VAIO Computer After changing the settings or installing an app on your VAIO computer, you may be required to restart the computer. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description 1. Save your data and close all running apps. 2. Open the charms and select the Setup Network / Internet Settings charm. (See Opening the Charms to open the charms.) 3. Select Power and Restart.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Charge Indicator Status List The charge indicator light conditions. turns on or blinks differently according to Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Lit in orange The battery pack is charging. (Turns off when charging is completed.) Setup Network / Internet Connections Blinks in orange The battery pack is running out of power.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Using Sleep Mode In Sleep mode, you can step away from your VAIO computer while retaining the computer’s state including data you are working on. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description To activate Sleep mode Setup 1. Open the charms and select the to open the charms.) Network / Internet 2. Select Connections Settings Playback Backup / Recovery Power and Sleep.
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Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Selecting a Power Plan Power management helps you set up power plans to suit your requirements for power consumption. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description 1. Open Control Panel. (See Opening Control Panel.) 2. Select Hardware and Sound and Power Options. Setup Network / Internet Connections 3. Select your desired power plan. 4.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Notes on Using the Power Source Read the following precautions before using the power source. Windows 8: The Basics Notes on the AC adapter Parts Description Setup Use the AC adapter supplied with your VAIO computer or with genuine Sony products. Do not use any other AC adapter as it may cause a malfunction.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Notes on Sleep Mode Read the following precautions before using Sleep mode. Some USB devices may not support Sleep mode. When your VAIO computer resumes from Sleep mode, the computer may not recognize such USB devices, depending on the type and number of connected USB devices.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Using the Touch Pad By sliding your finger on the touch pad, you can move the pointer on the computer screen. With the pointer on your desired item or object, press the left button zone or the right button zone to execute various commands or display menus.
To zoom in or out While viewing websites, pictures, etc., pinch on the touch pad with two fingers for zooming. Pinch open to zoom in or pinch close to zoom out. To open the app menu Put your finger on the top edge of the touch pad and slide the finger down. The app menu does not appear if an app does not support the app menu. To open the charms Put your finger on the right edge of the touch pad and slide the finger left. See Opening the Charms for more information.
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Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Enabling/Disabling the Touch Pad You can enable/disable the touch pad on your VAIO computer. 1. Press and hold down the Fn key and press the F1 key. Each time you press the keys, the touch pad is enabled/disabled. Hint Be sure to connect a mouse before disabling the touch pad.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Disabling the Tapping Function on the Touch Pad You can disable the tapping function to avoid unintentional clicks caused by a light touch on the touch pad during the keyboard operations. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet 1. Start VAIO Control Center and select Mouse and Keyboard. (See Searching/Starting Apps, Settings, or Files to start VAIO Control Center.) 2.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Enabling/Disabling the Gesture Function You can enable/disable the gesture function of the touch pad on your VAIO computer. With the gesture function, you can perform the following operations.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About the Touch Screen (Touch screen equipped models) How to Use The touch screen enables direct interaction with your VAIO computer using your Windows 8: The Basics finger(s). You can perform various gestures on the touch screen. Your VAIO computer supports multi-touch input.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print How to Use the Touch Screen (Touch screen equipped models) How to Use You can tap the touch screen or make a simple motion with your fingers to operate Windows 8: The Basics your VAIO computer. Parts Description Basic operations Setup To click (tap) Network / Internet Tap on the touch screen once with a finger. You can select a button, such as OK and Cancel, or an item in a menu by tapping it.
To rotate an image such as a photo (rotate) Put two fingers on the touch screen and slide them in circles to rotate an image, such as a photo. You cannot rotate images depending on the apps you are using. To select by swiping Slide your finger in short distance in the direction that the screen does not scroll. You can select an item, such as an app tile or a picture.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Enlarging the Text Size (DPI) (Touch screen equipped models) How to Use Changing the DPI to enlarge the text and icon size enables you to operate the Windows 8: The Basics touch screen easier. Parts Description Setup 1. Open Control Panel and select Appearance and Personalization and Make text and other items larger or smaller. (See Opening Control Panel to open Control Panel.) Network / Internet 2.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Notes on Using the Touch Screen (Touch screen equipped models) How to Use Before using the touch screen, read the following precautions for correct use. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Do not push the touch screen roughly. Setup Gentle touches always work as your VAIO computer is equipped with a capacitive touch screen.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Changing the Resolution (Size) of the Screen Image You can change the screen resolution to adjust the size of the characters and images on the computer screen. Refer to Windows Help and Support (Opening Windows Help and Support) for more information. Parts Description Setup Network / Internet 1. Right-click on the desktop and select Screen resolution.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port You can connect a TV with an HDMI input port to your VAIO computer with an HDMI cable (not supplied). Refer to the manual that came with your TV for more information on installation and use. Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections 1. Plug the power cord of your TV into an AC outlet and turn it on. 2.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Selecting Display Modes You can switch the display output between the computer screen and an external display connected to your VAIO computer. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections Settings Playback 1. Turn on an external display. 2. Press the Fn+F7 keys several times to select your desired display output, and then press the Enter key.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Using the Multiple Monitors Function The Multiple Monitors function allows you to distribute portions of your desktop across separate displays. For example, if you have an external display connected to the monitor port, the computer screen and the external display can function as a single desktop. Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections 1.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Notes on the LCD screen Read the following precautions for correct use of the LCD screen. The LCD screen is manufactured using high-precision technology. You may, however, see tiny black points and/or bright points (red, blue, or green) that continuously appear on the LCD screen.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Adjusting the Speakers Volume You can change the volume level of the speakers and headphones. Windows 8: The Basics To adjust the volume using the Fn key Parts Description Press the F3 key while holding down the Fn key to turn down the volume. Press the F4 key while holding down the Fn key to turn up the volume.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Changing the Sound Output Device If there is no sound coming from an external device connected to your VAIO computer, you need to change the device for sound output. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections 1. Open Control Panel and select Hardware and Sound. (See Opening Control Panel to open Control Panel.) 2. Select Sound. 3. Select the Playback tab. 4.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Adjusting the Volume in Windows You can adjust the volume on each device and app from Control Panel. 1. Open Control Panel and select Hardware and Sound. (See Opening Control Panel to open Control Panel.) 2. Select Adjust system volume under Sound. Setup Network / Internet Connections 3.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Connecting a High-Quality Digital Sound Output Device between Your VAIO Computer and a TV How to Use You can connect a high-quality home theater receiver or other surround sound Windows 8: The Basics decoder devices between your VAIO computer and a TV using an HDMI connection. Parts Description Setup Network / Internet 1.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Adjusting the Microphone Volume You can adjust the volume level of the microphone. 1. Open Control Panel and select Hardware and Sound. (See Opening Control Panel to open Control Panel.) 2. Select Sound. Setup Network / Internet Connections 3. Select the Recording tab. 4. Double-click the microphone icon. 5.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Connecting an External Drive Connect an external disc drive or hard disk drive to a USB port on your VAIO computer. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description 1. Plug the power cord of your external drive into an AC outlet ( 2. Plug one end of a USB cable ( Setup ). ) (not supplied) into the USB port ( ), and the other end to the external drive.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Inserting/Removing a Disc (Optical disc drive equipped models) How to Use Insert/remove a disc to/from your VAIO computer that is turned on. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description 1. Press the drive eject button. The drive tray slides out. Setup Network / Internet Connections Settings 2. Insert/remove a disc to/from your VAIO computer.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Supported Discs (Optical disc drive equipped models) This topic explains media types that are playable/recordable on your VAIO computer. The installed optical disc drive varies depending on the model you purchased. Check the specifications before use.
DVD+R/RW DVD+R DL (Double Layer) DVD-R DL (Dual Layer) DVD-RAM*2*3 Playback only CD-ROM DVD-ROM BD-R SL (Single Layer)/DL (Dual Layer), BD-RE SL/DL*4 BD-ROM *1 Writing data to Ultra Speed CD-RW media is not supported. *2 The optical disc drive does not support the DVD-RAM cartridge. Use non-cartridge discs or discs with a removable cartridge. *3 Writing data to single-sided DVD-RAM media (2.6 GB) compliant with DVD-RAM Version 1.0 is not supported. DVD-RAM Version 2.2/12X-SPEED DVD-RAM Revision 5.
continually, you need to update the AACS key. You can update the AACS key through the Internet. Follow a message displayed on a recording, editing, or playback app you are using. Without updating the AACS key, you may become unable to record, edit, or play copyright protected content. To record, edit, or play content without copyright protection, you do not need to update the AACS key.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About Region Codes (Optical disc drive equipped models) How to Use The following is a list of DVD region codes indicating playable regions of DVD Windows 8: The Basics media. Parts Description You can check the region codes of DVD media sold in the following countries or regions. Setup 1. USA, Canada Network / Internet 2. Europe, Middle East, South Africa, Japan Connections 3.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Handling Discs (Optical disc drive equipped models) Read the following to protect data stored on discs and take proper care of discs. Be sure to hold the disc by its edges and central hole without touching the recording surface (playing surface), as shown below. Fingerprints and dust on the surface of a disc may cause a read or write error.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Notes on Using Discs (Optical disc drive equipped models) How to Use Observe the following notes when using discs on your VAIO computer. Windows 8: The Basics Notes on playing discs Parts Description Setup Depending on system environment, you may find sound interruptions and/or dropped frames during DVD/BD/AVCHD playback. In addition, some discs may not be able to play on your VAIO computer.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Notes on the Built-in Camera (Built-in camera equipped models) How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Do not scratch or soil the area on and around the built-in camera, as it may cause poor-quality images. Do not let direct sunlight enter the lens of the built-in camera regardless of your VAIO computer’s power state, as it may cause the camera to malfunction.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About the Network (LAN) The network (LAN) enables you to connect your VAIO computer to the Internet and transfer data between the computer and other devices. Windows 8: The Basics You can connect your VAIO computer to 1000BASE-T/100BASE-TX/10BASE-T type networks with a LAN cable (not supplied).
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About the Internet Connection Services The following types of Internet connection services are available. You can select from among the services according to your preference, for example, communication speed or a usage fee. For detailed information on a variety of connection services, contact Internet Service Providers (ISPs).
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Connecting to the Internet with a Wired Connection Before using the Internet, you need to sign up with an Internet Service Provider (ISP) and set up devices required for connecting your VAIO computer to the Windows 8: The Basics Internet. Connect one end of a LAN cable (not supplied) to the LAN port on your VAIO Parts Description computer and the other end to your network.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Standards Wi-Fi allows your VAIO computer to connect to a network through a wireless connection. Windows 8: The Basics Wi-Fi uses the following IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n standard, which specifies the type of technology used. Refer to the specifications to find out about the configuration of Parts Description the computer. Setup Network / Internet IEEE 802.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Print Back to Top Stopping Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Communications You can stop Wi-Fi communications by following these steps. 1. Open the charms and select the to open the charms.) 2. Select Setup Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Settings charm. (See Opening the Charms (the network icon). 3. Select the desired access point and Disconnect.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Disabling the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Function You can disable the Wi-Fi function by following these steps. 1. Open the charms and select the to open the charms.) Settings charm. (See Opening the Charms 2. Select Change PC settings in the lower right corner. Setup Network / Internet Connections 3. Select Wireless in the left pane of the PC settings screen.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Notes on Using the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Function Before using the Wi-Fi function, read the following precautions for correct use. In some countries or regions, using the Wi-Fi products may be restricted by the local regulations. Wi-Fi devices work on the 2.4 GHz band, which is used by a variety of devices.
authentication. WPA2, the second generation of WPA, provides stronger data protection and network access control and is also designed to secure all versions of 802.11 devices, including 802.11b, 802.11a, 802.11g, and 802.11n standards, multi-band and multi-mode. In addition, based on the ratified IEEE 802.11i standard, WPA2 provides government grade security by implementing the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) FIPS 140-2 compliant AES encryption algorithm and 802.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About the BLUETOOTH(R) Function You can establish wireless communications between your VAIO computer and other BLUETOOTH devices, such as another computer, a smartphone, a mobile phone, a Windows 8: The Basics headset, or a mouse. You can transfer data between these devices without cables at a range of up to 33 Parts Description feet / 10 meters in an open area.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Communicating with Another BLUETOOTH(R) Device such as a Mouse How to Use You can connect BLUETOOTH devices to your VAIO computer. Windows 8: The Basics For details on BLUETOOTH communication, see About the BLUETOOTH(R) Function. Parts Description Setup Network / Internet 1. Open the charms and select the to open the charms.) Settings charm. (See Opening the Charms 2.
About the BLUETOOTH(R) Function Stopping BLUETOOTH(R) Communications Notes on Using the BLUETOOTH(R) Function About BLUETOOTH(R) Security Go to Page Top © 2013 Sony Corporation
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Stopping BLUETOOTH(R) Communications You can stop BLUETOOTH communications by following these steps. 1. Open the charms and select the to open the charms.) Settings charm. (See Opening the Charms 2. Select Change PC settings in the lower right corner. Setup Network / Internet 3. Select Wireless in the left pane of the PC settings screen. 4.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About BLUETOOTH(R) Security The BLUETOOTH wireless technology has an authentication function, which allows you to control communication with other devices. Windows 8: The Basics The authentication function helps you prevent unwanted anonymous BLUETOOTH devices from accessing your VAIO computer.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Notes on Using the BLUETOOTH(R) Function Before using the BLUETOOTH function, read the following precautions for correct use. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description In some countries or regions, using the BLUETOOTH function may be restricted by the local regulations.
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Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Combinations and Functions with the Fn Key Press and hold down the Fn key and another key simultaneously to perform a keyboard shortcut action. (F2) Press and hold down the Fn Windows 8: The Basics For example, to turn off the sound: Fn + key, then press the F2 key. Parts Description Some keyboard functions can only be used while Windows is running.
For information on shortcut keys combined with the (Windows) key, etc., refer to Windows Help and Support (Opening Windows Help and Support).
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Changing the LCD Brightness You can adjust the LCD brightness. 1. Press the Fn+F5 keys or Fn+F6 keys. To decrease lighting intensity, keep pressing the Fn+F5 keys. To increase lighting intensity, keep pressing the Fn+F6 keys. Setup Hint Network / Internet The LCD brightness setting is retained even after your VAIO computer is turned off and restarted.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Back to Top Search Print Customizing Your VAIO Computer VAIO Control Center allows you to access system information and to change settings of various kinds of functions such as display and sounds. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections Settings Playback Backup / Recovery Security Other Operations Notifications Troubleshooting List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation 1.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Changing the Resolution (Size) of the Screen Image on an HDMI-Connected Device How to Use You can change the screen resolution or size of your VAIO computer’s screen Windows 8: The Basics image displayed on an external display, such as a TV, connected to the computer with an HDMI cable (not supplied). Parts Description Setup 1. Connect your VAIO computer to an HDMI equipped TV with an HDMI cable.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Viewing the System Information You can view the system information of your VAIO computer. 1. Start VAIO Care (Desktop). (See Searching/Starting Apps, Settings, or Files to start VAIO Care (Desktop).) 2. Select About Your VAIO and System information. The system information of your VAIO computer is displayed.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Checking the Battery Charge Capacity The battery pack is consumable. The capacity gradually declines through repeated cycles of recharging and discharging. As a result, the battery life becomes short Windows 8: The Basics even if it is fully charged and eventually the battery pack reaches the end of its life.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Changing the Keyboard Backlight Settings (Keyboard backlight equipped models) How to Use You can turn on and off the keyboard backlight by changing the keyboard Windows 8: The Basics backlight settings. Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections Settings Playback Backup / Recovery Security 1. Start VAIO Control Center and select Mouse and Keyboard.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Charging a USB Device You can charge a USB device even while your VAIO computer is off, in Hibernate mode, or Sleep mode by enabling the USB charging settings. Change the settings while the USB device is disconnected from the USB port that supports USB charging. Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections Settings Playback Backup / Recovery Security 1.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Entering Characters with Touch Screen Operations (Touch screen equipped models) How to Use You can operate the on-screen Touch Keyboard with touch screen operations for Windows 8: The Basics text entry. Parts Description 1. Open the desktop and select Setup Network / Internet Connections (the Touch Keyboard icon) in the desktop notification area. (See Opening the Desktop to open the desktop.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Changing the Rapid Wake (Sleep Mode) Settings You can change the Rapid Wake settings in VAIO Control Center. Rapid Wake is enabled by default. With this function, your VAIO enters Sleep mode after your working data is saved on the built-in storage device. 1. Start VAIO Control Center and select Hardware.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Connecting a USB Device You can connect a Universal Serial Bus (USB) device such as a mouse, floppy disk drive, speaker or printer to your VAIO computer. Windows 8: The Basics Installation of the device driver supplied with the USB device may be required when connecting. Parts Description Refer to the manual that came with the device for more information. Setup Network / Internet 1.
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Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Using the Built-in Camera (Built-in camera equipped models) How to Use You can make a video call through the Internet using the built-in camera and Windows 8: The Basics communication apps. The built-in camera indicator light is on while the built-in camera is in use.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Inserting SD Memory Cards Your VAIO computer is equipped with an SD memory card slot. You can use this slot to transfer data among digital cameras, camcorders, music players, and other Windows 8: The Basics audio/video devices.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Notes on Using SD Memory Cards Before using SD memory cards, read the following precautions for correct use. Keep an SD memory card out of reach of children. There is a risk of swallowing it. Do not touch the SD memory card connector with your finger or metal objects. Setup Network / Internet An SD memory card contains delicate electronic components.
type into the memory card slot. An incompatible memory card or memory card adaptor may get stuck in the slot, causing damage to your VAIO computer. Some types of SD memory cards, for example ones with the UHS (Ultra High Speed data transfer feature), may become extremely hot due to continuous access to the memory cards. In such a case, wait for a while before removing the memory card until it cools down.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Creating/Changing/Removing Your Windows Password How to Use Setting a Windows password allows you to protect your VAIO computer from Windows 8: The Basics unauthorized access by requiring password entry when the computer is turned on or returns from power saving mode to Normal mode.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Using the Antivirus App for Your VAIO Computer Protect your VAIO computer against computer viruses by using the antivirus app. You can keep the antivirus app current with the latest updates by downloading and Windows 8: The Basics installing the updates from the website of the app publisher.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Booting Your VAIO Computer from External Devices You can boot your VAIO computer from external devices, such as an optical disc drive, a USB floppy disk drive, or a USB flash drive by using the BIOS function. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet 1. Connect an external device to your VAIO computer. 2. Press the ASSIST button while your VAIO computer is off.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Setting/Changing the Power-on Password You can set a password (power-on password) for booting up your VAIO computer, using the BIOS function. Entry of the power-on password will be prompted after the VAIO logo appears to start the computer. There are two types of passwords. Set the machine password first.
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Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Creating Other Drives (Modifying Partitions) Partitions are divided areas on your built-in storage device. Dividing the built-in storage device into more than one partition may have various advantages, such as Windows 8: The Basics separating the system files from your data files. Your VAIO computer has only one partition (C: drive) as the factory default Parts Description setting.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Creating Partitions This topic describes how to create partitions. Note Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description If you reduce the volume of the C: drive partition, you may not create Recovery Media or complete the recovery process successfully because the free space on the built-in storage device is not sufficient. Setup 1.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Removing Recovery Content to Free up Disk Space Your built-in storage device contains the recovery area where the data for system recovery is stored. If your VAIO computer includes a solid state drive (SSD), you Windows 8: The Basics might want to minimize the recovery area by removing such data to free up disk space on the C: drive (or the last drive in your drive list, for example D: drive).
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About Backup The backup process creates a backup copy of your data stored on the built-in storage device and saves it to another location. Windows 8: The Basics Due to unexpected events or computer viruses, you might lose various data stored on your built-in storage device. To restore the lost data, its backup copy is Parts Description needed.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About Types of Backup You can use the Windows Backup and Restore feature to back up your valuable data. Windows 8: The Basics There are several types of backup to meet your needs, as described below. Parts Description Backing up files Setup You can select and back up folders and files stored on your VAIO computer to an external hard disk drive.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Creating a Restore Point A restore point enables you to restore your computer system files to a previous state, depending on when the restore point was created. Windows 8: The Basics Typically, restore points are created automatically, for example when you install a driver.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Backing Up Your Data when You cannot Start Windows How to Use If you cannot start Windows, back up your data with VAIO Care (Rescue Mode): Windows 8: The Basics VAIO recovery solutions. Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections Settings Playback 1. Press the ASSIST button while your VAIO computer is off. The VAIO Care (Rescue Mode) screen appears. 2. Select Start troubleshooting (recovery).
backup process, the process will be stopped and the computer will restart. There is no way to resume the process. Rescued files may be divided into two or more files and saved in a specified location or renamed, depending on the location you select. Use VAIO Data Restore Tool to restore the rescued files. See Restoring Your Data with VAIO Data Restore Tool for more information. If an external hard disk drive or optical disc drive does not support the USB connection, you need to install a driver.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Restoring System Files Using the Restore Point when You cannot Start Windows How to Use When you cannot start Windows, follow these steps to restore computer system Windows 8: The Basics files. Parts Description Setup 1. Insert Recovery Media (optical discs) into the optical disc drive or connect a USB flash drive to the USB port on your VAIO computer while the computer is in Normal mode.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Restoring Your Data with VAIO Data Restore Tool You can use VAIO Data Restore Tool to restore files previously backed up using VAIO Care (Rescue Mode): VAIO recovery solutions. For instructions on how to use the app, refer to the help file included with the app. 1. Open the charms and select the open the charms.) Search charm.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top About Recovery Recovery is the process of restoring the built-in storage device back to its original factory condition. Refresh is the process of reinstalling the operating system with Windows 8: The Basics the main settings and personal data retained. Refresh your VAIO computer first if the computer becomes unstable. If the Parts Description problem persists, recover the computer.
condition. If Windows does not start and you have deleted the recovery area, you will need the Recovery Media to perform recovery. Create the Recovery Media immediately after the computer is ready for use.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Creating Recovery Media Follow the instructions below to create Recovery Media. You can use DVDs, Blu-ray Disc, or a USB flash drive as Recovery Media. On the model without a built-in optical disc drive: Use a USB flash drive.
(Rescue Mode): VAIO recovery solutions. Do not touch or allow the surface of the discs to become dirty. Fingerprints or dust on the surface may cause read/write errors. To create Recovery Media, you may need to use the free space on your C: drive more than double capacity of media you use. Depending on your model, you cannot create Recovery Media even at the time of purchase due to the shortage of free space, regardless if the optical disc drive supports Blu-ray Disc or Double/Dual Layer DVD media.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Recovering from Recovery Media If the recovery area data has been corrupted or erased, you can use Recovery Media to recover your VAIO computer. However, recovering the computer using the Recovery Media will take longer than using the recovery area. Parts Description Setup Network / Internet 1.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Notes on Recovery Read the following notes thoroughly before recovering your VAIO computer. Important notes on recovery Recovering your VAIO computer will delete all the data on the built-in storage device and restore all the settings to the original factory settings. Make sure you have a backup copy of your valuable data.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Checking the Volume of the Recovery Area Your built-in storage device contains the recovery area where the data for the system recovery is stored. To check the volume of the recovery area, follow these steps: 1. Open the charms and select the open the charms.) Search charm. (See Opening the Charms to 2.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About the Start Screen and Menu You can add shortcuts to apps, the desktop, and websites that you use the most. Overview Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections Settings Playback Backup / Recovery Security 1 Tiles Select a tile to start an app and personalize the Start screen by adding and rearranging tiles.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Searching/Starting Apps, Settings, or Files You can search apps, files, or settings on the charms, and then start your desired apps, files, or settings. Search charm, and To search and start them, open the charms, select the follow these steps. To open the charms, see Opening the Charms. Parts Description Setup 1. Enter a keyword in the search box ( 2.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Viewing Running Apps You can view running apps by displaying the list on the Start screen. See About the Start Screen and Menu for more information.
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Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Back to Top Search Print Switching Apps You can switch between apps that are currently running. Windows 8: The Basics Touch operation (Touch screen equipped models) Parts Description Display currently running apps, touch and swipe in your desired app icon from the left edge. To display the currently running apps, see Viewing Running Apps.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Opening the App Menu Many apps have app menus that you can use to control your app. Follow the instructions below to open the app menu. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Touch operation (Touch screen equipped models) Swipe up from the bottom edge.
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Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Closing Apps You can close currently running apps by following the instruction below. Windows 8: The Basics Touch operation (Touch screen equipped models) Parts Description 1. When an app is open, point to the top-center of the screen. Setup 2. Drag the app to the bottom of the screen until the app disappears from the screen.
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Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Installing Apps from Windows Store You can install apps from Windows Store. You will need a Microsoft account to use certain apps or services, including Windows 8: The Basics Windows Store. On how to create and what you can do with the Microsoft account, refer to Parts Description Windows Help and Support (Opening Windows Help and Support). Setup Network / Internet Connections 1.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Network / Internet Print Back to Top Opening Control Panel You can open Control Panel by following these steps. 1. Open the charms and select the open the charms.) 2. Select Apps ( Setup Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search charm. (See Opening the Charms to ). 3. Enter "Control Panel" in the search box ( 4. Select Control Panel ( ). ).
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Entering Sleep Mode, Shutting Down, or Restarting You can place your VAIO computer into Sleep mode or shut down/restart the computer by following these steps. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description 1. Open the charms and select the to open the charms.) Setup 2. Select Settings charm. (See Opening the Charms Power and Sleep, Shut down, or Restart.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections Settings Playback Backup / Recovery Security Other Operations Notifications Troubleshooting List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Switching User Accounts You can switch to another user account by following these steps. 1. Open the Start screen and select an account name at the upper-right corner of the computer screen.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Using VAIO Update VAIO Update provides a service that informs you of available update information, such as important notices or update programs, to keep your VAIO computer up to Windows 8: The Basics date.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Keeping Your VAIO Computer in Optimum Condition (VAIO Care) How to Use With VAIO Care, you can perform the following operations to keep your VAIO Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description computer running at an optimum level. Conduct regular performance checks and tune-ups. Find support information (the support website URL, the contact information Setup Network / Internet phone number, etc.).
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Updating Your VAIO Computer Be sure to update your VAIO computer by installing the following apps to enhance its efficiency, security and functionality. Note To perform the update settings below, your VAIO computer must be connected to the Internet.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print About Online Support Website The online support website provides information concerning your VAIO computer, as well as a selection of frequently asked questions. Windows 8: The Basics Sony online support website Parts Description Setup USA http://esupport.sony.com/US/VAIO/ Canada Network / Internet http://www.sony.ca/support/ (English) http://fr.sony.
Environmental sustainability For Sony’s environmental initiatives and recycling of your products, visit our sustainability site. http://www.sony.com/green/ Hint You can find a link to register your computer online in VAIO Care. To start VAIO Care, see Searching/Starting Apps, Settings, or Files.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Back to Top Search Print About the Software License This product contains software owned by Sony and licensed by third parties. Use of such software is subject to the terms and conditions of license agreements enclosed with this product.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Cleaning Your VAIO computer/LCD screen Before cleaning your VAIO computer, read the following precautions for the correct cleaning procedure. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description When cleaning your VAIO computer Turn off your VAIO computer and unplug the AC adapter before cleaning the Setup computer. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe debris and dust off your VAIO computer.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Setting Up an Appropriate Work Environment This topic describes where to or not to place your VAIO computer and ergonomic instructions. Windows 8: The Basics Where to place your VAIO computer Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections When placing your VAIO computer, ensure that: You have easy access to a power source and necessary ports. You leave enough space around the computer.
You can reduce eye strain and muscle fatigue by adjusting the tilt and brightness level of the computer screen to the proper position. Lighting Choose a location where windows and lights do not cause glare and reflection on the computer screen. Use indirect lighting to avoid bright spots on the computer screen. Proper lighting adds to your comfort and work efficiency. Note While adjusting the viewing angle, do not exert excessive pressure on your VAIO computer to eliminate a risk of mechanical damage.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Trademarks © 2013 Sony Electronics Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. Sony and the Sony logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sony Corporation.
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Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Solving Common Problems with Your VAIO Computer If you have any problem operating your VAIO computer, try these suggestions before contacting an authorized Sony service/support center or your local Sony dealer directly. 1. See other sections in this on-screen manual. 2. Start VAIO Care (Desktop) and perform necessary operations.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About the International ENERGY STAR(R) Program How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup The following information is applicable to ENERGY STAR qualified products only. Network / Internet As an ENERGY STAR Partner, Sony confirmed that this product meets the ENERGY STAR standards for energy efficiency.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Why cannot I fully charge my battery pack? The battery care function is enabled. Start VAIO Control Center and change the settings in the Power and Battery window. To start VAIO Control Center, see Searching/Starting Apps, Settings, or Files.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Why is my VAIO computer running slowly and the CPU clock frequency low while the computer is running on battery power? While your VAIO computer is running on battery power, the CPU clock frequency is reduced for power conserving purposes, which causes the computer to
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top What should I do if my VAIO computer does not turn on (the power indicator light does not turn on in green)? Make sure all cables are securely connected to devices, such as between your VAIO computer and the AC adapter; the AC adapter and the power cord; and the power cord and an AC outlet. See Connecting a Power Source.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print What should I do if my VAIO computer does not turn on or the power button does not work (the charge indicator light blinks fast)? Your VAIO computer may not recognize the battery pack. In this case, push and hold the battery off button for three to five seconds with Hardware a thin, straight object (such as a paper clip).
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if the power indicator light turns on in green when I press the power button but the screen remains blank? Make sure the brightness and contrast controls are adjusted correctly. An external display may be selected as the display output.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot turn off my VAIO computer? How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Follow any of these procedures to exit all running apps and then turn off your VAIO computer again. Drag the app from the top center of the screen to the bottom center. See Closing Apps for more information. Press the Alt+F4 keys.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Why does my VAIO computer automatically turn off? When the battery pack is running out of power, your VAIO computer automatically enters Hibernate mode and eventually turns off. Connect the AC adapter to the computer or charge the battery pack.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Why does a message appear and Windows fail to start when I turn on my VAIO computer? How to Use Troubleshooting If another message on how to solve the problem appears after the first message, follow the on-screen instructions. Hardware The BIOS boot options may have been incorrectly configured.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Why can't I use the touch pad? The touch pad is disabled. Press the Fn+F1 keys to enable the touch pad. See Enabling/Disabling the Touch Pad for more information. Alternatively, start VAIO Control Center, then enable the touch pad.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top How do I disable the touch pad? Press the Fn+F1 keys to disable the touch pad. See Enabling/Disabling the Touch Pad for more information. Alternatively, start VAIO Control Center, then disable the touch pad.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide Back to Top SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print How do I avoid unintentional clicks caused by a light touch on the touch pad? How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation To avoid unintentional operation, disable the tapping function. See Disabling the Tapping Function on the Touch Pad.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top What should I do if the pointer does not move? If your finger reaches an edge of the touch pad, the pointer will not move. You will need to lift your finger, and then place it back on the center of the touch pad. The pointer may not move temporarily as expected depending on the condition of your VAIO computer.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if my VAIO computer screen freezes? How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Restart your VAIO computer. (Shut down) in the lower right Press the Ctrl+Alt+Delete keys, select corner of the computer screen, and then select Restart.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot enter certain characters with my keyboard? How to Use Troubleshooting Check if the Num lock indicator light is on or off. When the indicator light is on, you can enter the numbers printed on the keys. When the indicator light is off, you can enter the letters and symbols printed on Hardware the keys.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if my keyboard configuration is wrong? How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware The language layout of your keyboard is labeled on the packaging box. If you choose a different regional keyboard when you complete the Windows setup, the key configuration will be mismatched. To change the keyboard configuration, refer to Windows Help and Support (Opening Windows Help and Support).
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top What should I do if my computer screen goes blank? Make sure your VAIO computer is on and not in a power saving mode. See Using Sleep Mode for more information. Troubleshooting Hardware Make sure your VAIO computer is securely plugged into an AC outlet. If the computer is equipped with the power indicator, make sure it is on. See Connecting a Power Source for more information.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Back to Top Search Print What should I do if videos are not displayed on the computer screen? How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Your VAIO computer may not have sufficient video memory to display high resolution videos. In such a case, lower the resolution of the LCD screen. See Changing the Resolution (Size) of the Screen Image for more information.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if videos are not displayed smoothly? How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware It is recommended you disable your screen saver. If the screen saver is enabled, it may be activated during DVD playback and prevent the playback from running successfully. If you have set the display output to both the computer screen and an external display, change the display output to either of them.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Back to Top Search Print What should I do if no image is displayed on my TV screen or external display connected to the HDMI output port? Reconnect the HDMI cable (not supplied). See Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port for more information. Make sure you are using an HDCP-compliant display. The copyright protected content is not displayed on a non-HDCP compliant display.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print How do I change the LCD brightness? Press the Fn+F5 or Fn+F6 keys to adjust the LCD brightness of your VAIO computer. See Changing the LCD Brightness for more information. Troubleshooting To adjust the LCD brightness of the connected external display, such as a computer display or a TV, use the brightness control on the external display.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if no image is displayed on my external display or TV screen? How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation Press the Fn+F7 keys several times to select your desired display output, and then press the Enter key. See Selecting Display Modes for more information.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if some items do not fit on the computer screen? How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation Check that the text size is set to 100%. If not, some items, for example an app menu, may not be displayed correctly, depending on the apps you are using.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Back to Top Search Print Why do sound interruptions and/or dropped frames occur when I play high-definition videos, such as those recorded with the AVCHD digital video camcorder? Troubleshooting Hardware Playing high-definition videos requires substantial hardware resources, such as CPU, GPU, or system memory performance on your VAIO computer.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide Back to Top SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print What should I do if sound interruptions occur during video or audio playback? How to Use Troubleshooting Sound interruptions may occur when the CPU load is high. In this case, reduce the CPU load by exiting all running apps other than a playback app, or by disabling unnecessary audio effects applied to playback.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I do not hear sound from a digital audio device connected to the digital output port, such as the HDMI output port? To output sound from a digital audio device connected to the digital output port on your VAIO computer, you need to change the sound
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if my microphone does not work? Check if your microphone is selected as a recording device. Open Control Panel and select Hardware and Sound. (To open Control Panel, see Opening Control Panel. ) Select Sound and check if there is a check mark on your desired microphone icon on the Recording tab. If not, select the icon and Set Default.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print What should I do if I hear microphone feedback from speakers when using my microphone? How to Use Troubleshooting Microphone feedback may occur when your microphone receives the sound from a sound output device, such as speakers. Keep the microphone away from a sound output device.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top What should I do if I do not hear sound from speakers or headphones? How to Use Check if the volume from speakers or headphones is not minimized. Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Keep pressing the Fn+F4 keys to turn up the volume loud enough to hear sound. See Combinations and Functions with the Fn Key for more information. Check if the volume in Windows is not turned off or minimized.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot remove the disc from the optical disc drive? How to Use Troubleshooting The drive eject button may not work depending on your VAIO computer status. Exit all running apps and press the drive eject button. If the problem persists, restart the computer and press the drive eject button Hardware again.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide Back to Top SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Why does it take time to write data to DVD writable media? How to Use Troubleshooting In disc-at-once mode, it may take about 20 to 40 minutes to complete the writing process after the progress bar reaches 100%. This is normal and does not indicate a malfunction, so wait until the process is complete.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot play a disc, or dropped frames and/or sound interruptions occur during playback? Exit all running apps other than the playback app. Try using other playback apps, such as a DVD playback app. To play DVD media with Content Protection for Recordable Media (CPRM), you need to install a CPRM pack for the playback app on your VAIO computer.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Why can’t I write data to a disc? CD-R, DVD+R DL, DVD+R, DVD-R DL, DVD-R, BD-R, BD-R DL, or BD-R TL media are not rewritable. You can write data to such media only once and cannot delete data on the media. See Supported Discs (Optical disc drive equipped models) for more information.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Why does the viewfinder show no images or poorquality images? How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Some camera apps may not work correctly when another camera app is running. Exit the current app before starting another. You may not be able to use another camera app that uses the built-in camera while using the gesture function.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Why is the video input from the built-in camera suspended momentarily? How to Use The video input may be suspended momentarily if: Troubleshooting A shortcut key with the Fn key is used. The CPU load increases.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Why are captured images poor in quality? Images captured under fluorescent light may contain light reflections. A dark portion in captured images may contain noise. Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation The area on and around the built-in camera is soiled. Clean the area.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Back to Top Search Print What should I do if captured images contain dropped frames and audio interruptions? How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation The effect settings on your app may cause dropped frames. Refer to the help file included with the app for more information.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print What should I do if captured images flicker? This problem occurs when you use the built-in camera under fluorescent lights and is due to a mismatch between the lighting output frequency and the shutter speed. To reduce flicker noise, change the direction of your VAIO computer so that you can adjust the direction of the built-in camera.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot use the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) function? How to Use Troubleshooting Enable the Wi-Fi function. Settings charm. Open the charms and select the Select Change PC settings in the lower right corner, and select Wireless in Hardware the left pane. Turn off Airplane mode and change the Wi-Fi setting under Wireless Apps devices to On. To open the charms, see Opening the Charms.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I do not know the SSID or security key for the access point? How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation You can find the key in the setting screen of your access point. Refer to the manual that came with your access point for more information.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot connect my VAIO computer to an access point (or the Internet)? How to Use See What should I do if I cannot use the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) function?. Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Make sure the access point is on. Check the access point settings.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot play back movies or audio tracks received via Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN), or their playback is interrupted? Why is the data transfer speed slow? Troubleshooting Hardware Move your VAIO computer away from obstructions, or closer to any access point you may be using.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top How can I find the physical address (MAC address) of the built-in wireless network interface of my VAIO computer? If MAC address filtering of your access point is enabled, register the MAC address of your VAIO computer in the setup screen of the access point. Hardware Otherwise, the computer cannot connect to the access point.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot use the BLUETOOTH(R) function? How to Use Troubleshooting Make sure the BLUETOOTH function is enabled. Settings charm. Open the charms and select the Select Change PC settings in the lower right corner, then select Wireless in Hardware the left pane. Turn off Airplane mode and change the Bluetooth setting under Wireless Apps devices to On.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if other BLUETOOTH(R) devices cannot connect to my VAIO computer? How to Use Troubleshooting See What should I do if I cannot find the BLUETOOTH(R) device I want to communicate with?. Make sure that the authentication (pairing) between the device and your VAIO Hardware computer has been properly performed.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if the BLUETOOTH(R) icon is not displayed in the desktop notification area? How to Use Troubleshooting Make sure the BLUETOOTH function is enabled. Settings charm. Open the charms and select the Select Change PC settings in the lower right corner, then select Wireless in Hardware the left pane. Turn off Airplane mode and change the Bluetooth setting under Wireless Apps devices to On.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot find the BLUETOOTH(R) device I want to communicate with? How to Use Troubleshooting Shorten the distance between your VAIO computer and the BLUETOOTH device within 33 feet/10 meters. If the computer is more than 33 feet/10 meters away from the BLUETOOTH Hardware device, communication will not be possible.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Why is my BLUETOOTH(R) connection slow? Data transfer speed depends on obstructions and/or the distance between the two devices, radio wave quality, and the device configuration or apps in use. Move your VAIO computer and BLUETOOTH device closer to each other.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print Why can't I use the BLUETOOTH(R) function when I sign in to my VAIO computer as a user with a standard user account? The BLUETOOTH function may not be available to a user with a standard user account on your VAIO computer.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Why can't I use BLUETOOTH(R) devices when I switch users? How to Use Troubleshooting If you switch users without signing out from your system, BLUETOOTH devices will not work. Be sure to sign out before switching users.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot charge the device connected to the USB port that supports USB charging? Make sure that the USB Charging setting is enabled. See Charging a USB Device for more information.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot print a document? Make sure the printer settings are correctly configured. For information on the printer settings, refer to the manual that came with your printer. Make sure your printer is on. Refer to the manual that came with your printer for more information.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if my VAIO computer does not recognize the USB device? How to Use Check if the USB device is on and using its own power supply. Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery If you are using a digital camera, check if the battery is charged. If you are using a printer, check if the power cable is connected properly to an AC outlet.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Why can't I write data to a memory card? Some types of memory cards are equipped with an erasure prevention switch to protect data from unintentional erasure or overwriting. Make sure the erasure prevention switch is off.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide Back to Top SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print What should I do if I forget the Windows password? How to Use The Windows password is case-sensitive. Check your password and enter again. Troubleshooting Log on using a user account that has system administrator privileges to reset your password. Hardware If you forget all passwords for system administrator accounts, you cannot reset any Windows passwords. You need to perform system recovery.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if the Enter Onetime Password message appears and Windows does not start after I enter a wrong power-on password three times consecutively? Troubleshooting Press and hold down the (Power) button for more than four seconds. If your Hardware VAIO computer is equipped with the power indicator, check that it is off. Then, Apps restart the computer and enter the correct password.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I forget the power-on password to start my VAIO computer? How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps If you forget the password (Setting/Changing the Power-on Password), you cannot start your VAIO computer. When you forget your user password: Enter the machine password to reset the user password at the BIOS setup screen.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if my VAIO computer becomes unstable (Windows starts)? How to Use Try the suggestions below: Troubleshooting Start VAIO Care to search for a solution. See Keeping Your VAIO Computer in Optimum Condition (VAIO Care) for more information. Apps Restore computer system files. Use the restore point that you created before your VAIO computer becomes unstable.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if my VAIO computer becomes unstable (Windows does not start)? How to Use Try the suggestions below: Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Restore computer system files. Use the restore point that you created before your VAIO computer becomes unstable. See Restoring System Files Using the Restore Point when You cannot Start Windows for more information.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot start/complete the recovery process? How to Use Disconnect all unnecessary external devices from your VAIO computer. Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation Try the suggestions below: Check the condition of Recovery Media.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot create Recovery Media? Try the suggestions below: Download and install the latest updates using VAIO Update. See Using VAIO Update for more information. Restart your VAIO computer. And then, try to create Recovery Media again.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Removing the Power-on Password If power-on password input for booting up your VAIO computer is no longer necessary, follow these steps to remove the machine password and user password. 1. Press the ASSIST button while your VAIO computer is off. The VAIO Care (Rescue Mode) screen appears. 2. Select Start BIOS setup.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Back to Top Search Print How do I create Recovery Media? You can create Recovery Media using VAIO Care. See Creating Recovery Media for more information.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot recover my VAIO computer from the recovery area? How to Use Troubleshooting Recover your VAIO computer from Recovery Media if you have used apps to modify the recovery area, installed a different operating system from the preinstalled one, or formatted the built-in storage device without using VAIO Hardware Care (Rescue Mode): VAIO recovery solutions.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide Back to Top SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print How can I restore my VAIO computer system to its factory default settings? How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation There are two ways to recover your VAIO computer system: Recovering from Recovery Media and Recovering from the Recovery Area.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top How can I reinstall the original apps and drivers? You can restore the preinstalled apps and drivers using VAIO Care.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if the VAIO Care (Rescue Mode) screen appears when I turn on my VAIO computer? How to Use You may have accidently pressed the ASSIST button rather than the Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation (Power) button.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if my game app does not work or it keeps crashing? How to Use Troubleshooting Check the website of the game if there are any patches or updates to download. Make sure you have installed the latest video driver.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Setup Network / Internet SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Safety Information Refer to the supplied safety manual for detailed safety information. Computer If you drop a solid object or any liquid onto your VAIO computer, shut down the computer, unplug it, and remove the battery pack if it is removable. You may want to have the computer checked by qualified personnel before operating it again.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Handling the Built-in Storage Device The built-in storage device (hard disk drive or solid state drive) has a high storage density and reads or writes data in a short time. However, it can be easily Windows 8: The Basics damaged if improperly used. If the built-in storage device is damaged, the data cannot be restored.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Back to Top Print About the ASSIST Button Press the ASSIST button to perform regular maintenance of your VAIO computer or to solve problems you might encounter when using the computer. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description While the computer is on, the ASSIST button starts VAIO Care. While the computer is off, the ASSIST button displays the VAIO Care (Rescue Setup Mode) screen.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Removing SD Memory Cards This topic explains how to remove an SD memory card. 1. Locate the SD memory card slot. 2. Open Computer. To open Computer, see Searching/Starting Apps, Settings, or Files. Setup Network / Internet Connections 3. Right-click the SD memory card icon and select Eject. 4. Push in the SD memory card toward your VAIO computer and release.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Notes on Using the Battery Pack Before using the battery pack, read the following precautions for correct use. About the battery pack The battery pack built in your VAIO computer is not removable. For safety reasons, battery charging may be suspended at higher or lower Setup temperatures. The battery pack is not fully charged at the time of delivery.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Hardware Apps Network / Internet Backup / Recovery Security Peripheral Devices List of Topics © 2013 Sony Corporation SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if Hibernate mode is not available or my VAIO computer does not enter Hibernate mode? Select Choose what the power button does in the Power Options window.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Troubleshooting Back to Top SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print What should I do if my VAIO computer does not return to Normal mode with keyboard or touch pad operations during Sleep mode? To restore your VAIO computer from Sleep mode to Normal mode, press the (Power) button.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About Sleep Mode Sleep mode enables you to take a break and retain the computer’s state, including data you are working on. Windows 8: The Basics With the default Sleep mode settings, Rapid Wake is enabled and your VAIO computer enters Sleep mode after your working data is saved on the built-in Parts Description storage device.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Using the LAN Port Before connecting a LAN cable to the LAN port, pull the port cover down as illustrated below.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About NFC (NFC supported models) Near Field Communication (NFC) is a short-range wireless technology. The communication distance of NFC is approximately 4 inches / 10 cm.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About One-touch functions (NFC supported models) One-touch functions are Sony original functions which use NFC. Simply touch two One-touch functions supported devices to easily establish communication, without complicated settings.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Disabling NFC/One-touch functions (NFC supported models) How to Use You can disable NFC/One-touch functions by following these steps. Windows 8: The Basics Settings charm. (See Opening the Charms Parts Description 1. Open the charms and select the to open the charms.) Setup 2. Select Change PC settings in the lower right corner. Network / Internet 3.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Using NFC/One-touch functions (NFC supported models) How to Use Easily connect an NFC/One-touch functions supported device to your VAIO Windows 8: The Basics computer by simply touching the computer with the device. Parts Description Setup Network / Internet 1. Open the charms and select the to open the charms.) Settings charm. (See Opening the Charms 2.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot enter numbers with the numeric keypad? How to Use Troubleshooting Check if the Num lock indicator light is on or off. When the indicator light is on, you can enter the numbers printed on the keys. When the indicator light is off, you can enter the letters and symbols printed on Hardware the keys.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Notes on NFC/One-touch functions (NFC supported models) How to Use Before using the NFC/One-touch functions, read the following precautions for Windows 8: The Basics correct use. Parts Description Setup In some countries or regions, using NFC/One-touch functions may be restricted by local regulations. Network / Internet If you urgently need to disable NFC/One-touch functions, turn off your VAIO computer.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top What should I do if I cannot use NFC/One-touch functions? How to Use Troubleshooting Bring your NFC/One-touch functions supported device toward your VAIO computer as close as possible. If the NFC/One-touch functions still do not work, slightly move the device up or Hardware down, or separate the device from the computer for about 10 seconds, and then touch the computer with the device again.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use Windows 8: The Basics SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Connecting External Speakers/Headphones/Headset You can connect external sound output devices (such as speakers, headphones, or a headset) to your VAIO computer. Use a Sony smartphone compatible headset (not supplied) to make an Internet call and voice chat. Parts Description Setup 1.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top Playing Optimized Sound for Your VAIO Computer Using the ClearAudio+ Mode How to Use The ClearAudio+ mode enables high quality sound that is optimized for your VAIO Windows 8: The Basics computer using digital signal processing technologies originally developed by Sony. With a simple operation, you can enjoy rich sound with clear highs and deep lows. Parts Description Setup Network / Internet Connections 1.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide How to Use SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Search Print Back to Top About User Account Types There are two types of user accounts available in Windows 8: a local account and a Microsoft account. Windows 8: The Basics Parts Description Local account A local account is a user name and password that you use to sign in to your VAIO Setup Network / Internet Connections computer.
Personal Computer VAIO Fit 14/15 Back User Guide Search SVF14A1/SVF15A1 Print Back to Top Switching from a Local Account to a Microsoft Account How to Use In Windows 8, you can switch between a local account and a Microsoft account. Windows 8: The Basics By switching from a local account to a Microsoft account, you can download apps from Windows Store. Parts Description To create or switch to a Microsoft account, follow these steps. Setup Network / Internet Connections 1.
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For customers in USA and Canada Pour les utilisateurs aux Etats-Unis et au Canada Owner’s Record The model number and serial number are located on the bottom, the back panel, or inside the back panel or the battery compartment of your VAIO® computer. Record the model and serial numbers in the space provided here, and keep in a secure location. The model and serial numbers will be required when calling the Sony Service Center. Model Number: Serial Number: Notice © 2013 Sony Electronics Inc.
Important information for Canadian customers: Your new VAIO® computer includes certain software versions or upgrades, and Internet services or offers that are available to U.S. customers only. Sony, VAIO, and the VAIO logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sony Corporation. All other trademarks are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
Safety Information and Caution For questions regarding your product or for the Sony Service Center nearest you, visit the Sony online support web site at http://esupport.sony.com/US/VAIO/ for customers in USA or at http://www.sony.ca/support/ for customers in Canada. For the State of California, USA only Perchlorate Material - special handling may apply, See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate/ Perchlorate Material: Lithium battery contains perchlorate.
Do not use wireless functionality on hospital premises. Doing so may cause medical devices to malfunction. Check for and respect airline restrictions on use of wireless capabilities. If use of the wireless function is prohibited on the airline, disable all wireless connections before boarding. For Windows 8 models, open the charms by pointing to the top right corner of the screen, then move the pointer down and select the Settings charm. Select the network icon and then turn on Airplane mode.
Avertissement Pour toute question concernant ce produit, veuillez ècrire à Sony Customer Information Service Center au 12451 Gateway Blvd., Fort Myers, FL 33913, USA ou se trouve le Sony Customer Service (service consommateur de Sony) sur Internet à : http://fr.sony.ca/support/. Pour prévenir tout risque d’incendie ou d’électrocution, garder cet appareil à l’abri de la pluie et de l’humidité.
Ne pas utiliser la fonctionnalité sans fil dans les hôpitaux car cela risquerait de provoquer le mauvais fonctionnement des appareils médicaux. Vérifiez et respectez les restrictions des compagnies aériennes concernant l’utilisation des fonctions sans fil. Si une compagnie interdit l’utilisation d’une fonction sans fil, coupez toutes les connexions de vos appareils sans fil avant d’embarquer.
To change the backup battery, please contact your nearest Sony Service Center. Pour changer la pile de rechange, veuillez contacter votre centre de service Sony le plus près. Wireless LAN Security Creating security settings for a Wireless LAN is extremely important. Sony assumes no responsibility for any security problems that may arise from the use of a Wireless LAN. Sécurité du réseau local sans fil La création de paramètres de sécurité pour le réseau local sans fil est extrêmement importante.
The optical disc drive of your computer is classified as a CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT and complies with the Laser Products Safety Standard IEC/EN 60825-1. Caution - Repair and maintenance of this equipment should be made only by Sony authorized technicians. Improper repairs and use can create safety hazards. Caution - Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.
The following FCC statements apply only to the version of this model manufactured for sale in the USA. Other versions may not comply with FCC technical regulations, and the FCC statements are not applicable in Canada, including the Province of QUEBEC. L’avis suivant de la FCC s’applique uniquement à la version de ce modèle fabriqué pour être vendu aux É.-U. Il est possible que d’autres versions ne soient pas conformes aux règlements techniques de la FCC.
FCC/IC Radio Frequency Exposure The available scientific evidence does not show that any health problems are associated with using low power wireless devices. There is no proof, however, that these low power wireless devices are absolutely safe. Low power Wireless devices emit low levels of radio frequency energy (RF) in the microwave range while being used.
Specifications of the supplied battery pack Model number : VGP-BPS34 (marked with E200833) Maximum Charge Current : 4.083 A Maximum Charge Voltage : 12.66 V Model number : VGP-BPS34 (marked with MH29581) Maximum Charge Current : 3.661 A Maximum Charge Voltage : 13.
For customers in USA Regulatory Information If you have questions about this product, you can write to the Sony Customer Information Service Center at 12451 Gateway Blvd., Fort Myers, FL 33913, USA or find Sony Customer Service on the Web site at: http://esupport.sony.com/US/VAIO/ for customers in USA or http://www.sony.ca/support/ for customers in Canada. Declaration of Conformity Trade Name: SONY Model No.: SVF14AC1QL, SVF14AA1QL, SVF15AC1QL, SVF15AA1QL Responsible Party: Sony Electronics Inc.
Para clientes en países o regiones de América Latina © 2013 Sony Electronics Inc. Todos los derechos reservados. Queda prohibido, a menos que medie una autorización previa por escrito, copiar, traducir o reducir total o parcialmente este manual y el software descrito en este manual a cualquier forma que pueda leerse por medios mecánicos. SONY ELECTRONICS INC.
Registro del propietario El número de modelo y el número de serie se indican en la parte inferior de la computadora VAIO® de Sony. Anote los números de modelo y de serie en el espacio provisto a continuación y conserve la información en un lugar seguro. Cuando llame al Centro de Servicio Sony, mencione los números de modelo y de serie.
Información de seguridad Advertencia Para prevenir incendios y peligros de descargas eléctricas, no exponga la computadora a la lluvia ni a la humedad. Para evitar descargas eléctricas, no abra la carcasa. Acuda únicamente a personal calificado para realizar cualquier tipo de reparación. Apagar el equipo mediante el botón (botón de encendido) no lo desconecta completamente de la red de suministro eléctrico. Para hacerlo, desenchufe el adaptador de ca o el cable de alimentación de dicha red.
No utilice la funcionalidad inalámbrica en los hospitales, ya que podría ocasionar fallos en los dispositivos médicos. Compruebe y respete las restricciones de la aerolínea acerca del uso de las funciones inalámbricas. Si el uso de la función inalámbrica está prohibido en la aerolínea, desactive todas las conexiones inalámbricas antes de embarcar. Para los modelos de Windows 8, abra los charms apuntando a la esquina superior derecha de la pantalla.
Para cambiar la batería de reserva, póngase en contacto con el Centro de servicio Sony más cercano. La unidad de disco óptico de su computadora ha sido clasificado como PRODUCTO LÁSER CLASE 1 y cumple con el estándar de seguridad de productos láser IEC/EN 60825-1. Precaución - Las reparaciones y el mantenimiento sólo pueden ser autorizados por técnicos de Sony. Las reparaciones y el uso incorrectos pueden crear peligros de seguridad.
Cuidado de la pantalla LCD (Pantalla de Cristal Liquido) La exposición directa a los rayos del sol puede dañar la pantalla LCD (Pantalla de Cristal Liquido). Tenga cuidado cuando utilice la computadora cerca de una ventana. No raye la pantalla LCD (Pantalla de Cristal Liquido) ni ejerza presión sobre ella ya que esto podría provocar un funcionamiento defectuoso. El uso de la computadora a bajos niveles de temperatura puede producir una imagen residual en la pantalla.
Para clientes no Brasil Aviso © 2013 Sony Electronics Inc. É proibida a reprodução total ou parcial sem a autorização por escrito. Todos os direitos reservados. Este manual e o software descritos neste documento, total ou parcialmente, não poderão ser reproduzidos, traduzidos, nem reduzidos para qualquer forma legível por dispositivo sem autorização prévia por escrito. A SONY ELECTRONICS INC.
A funcionalidade Wireless LAN, incorporada apenas nos modelos selecionados, obteve a certificação Wi-Fi e está em conformidade com as especificações de interoperabilidade estabelecidas pela WFA (Wi-Fi Alliance). A engenharia reversa ou a desmontagem não são permitidas. Requisitos para o usuário final / ativação do produto Alguns produtos de software fornecidos com este computador podem incluir recursos tais como proteção contra cópia e tecnologia para gestão de conteúdo.
Informações sobre segurança e cuidados Em caso de dúvidas a respeito do seu produto ou para obter o endereço do Centro de Serviços da Sony mais próximo, visite o site de suporte on-line da Sony no seguinte endereço http://esupport.sony.com/BR/VAIO/. Para evitar risco de incêndio ou de choque, não exponha o computador a chuva ou umidade. Para evitar choque elétrico, não abra o gabinete. Confie os serviços necessários somente a pessoal qualificado.
Não use a funcionalidade sem fio em instalações hospitalares. Isso poderá causar o funcionamento incorreto dos dispositivos médicos. Verifique e respeite as restrições das linhas aéreas em relação à utilização de dispositivos sem fio. Se o uso da função sem fio for proibido, desative todas as suas conexões sem fio antes de embarcar.
Para trocar a bateria reserva, entre em contato com o Centro de Serviços Sony mais próximo. A unidade de disco óptico de seu computador é classificada como PRODUTO A LASER DE CLASSE 1 e está em conformidade com o Padrão de Segurança de Produtos a Laser da IEC/EN 60825-1. Atenção - O conserto e a manutenção deste equipamento só devem ser efetuados por técnicos autorizados pela Sony. Consertos e uso inapropriados podem gerar riscos à segurança.
NOVO PADRÃO DE PLUGUES E TOMADAS Somente para produtos que utilizam cabo de alimentação de 3 pinos Com o intuito de atender à norma brasileira NBR 14.136 da Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas - ABNT, bem como às Resoluções do CONMETRO Nºs 11/2006 e 02/2007, informamos que o cabo de alimentação deste produto já está adequado à nova regulamentação possuindo um novo padrão de plugue.
ADVERTÊNCIA Evite o uso prolongado do aparelho com volume alto (potência superior a 85 decibéis), pois isto poderá prejudicar a sua audição (Lei Federal No 11.291/06). Recomendações Importantes Sobre o Nível de Volume Caro(a) consumidor(a) Maximize o prazer de ouvir a música com este aparelho lendo estas recomendações que ensinam você a tirar o máximo proveito do aparelho quando reproduzir um som a um nível seguro.
DESCARTE DE PILHAS E BATERIAS Este produto contém bateria de alimentação integrada(não removível pelo usuário)que só deve ser substituída por profissionais qualificados. Ao fim da vida útil do equipamento,disponha-o em um ponto de coleta na Rede Autorizada Sony ou nas lojas Sony,de forma a garantir o tratamento adequado da bateria.
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