Мобильная рабочая станция HP Compaq nw8000
- 2 Embedded Security Overview
- 2 Basics of Protection
- 3 Protecting against unauthorized access – user authentication
- 3 Pre-boot Authentication on HP Notebooks
- 4 Power-on Password authentication overview
- 4 Enabling Power-on password
- 4 Smart card authentication overview
- 4 Enabling smart card pre-boot authentication
- 5 Embedded security chip pre-boot authentication overview
- 5 Enabling embedded security chip pre-boot user authentication
- 5 Protecting local storage
- 6 DriveLock hard drive protection
- 6 TPM enhanced DriveLock
- 6 Securing Devices
- 7 Boot Options
- 7 Device Control
- 7 Accessing BIOS Security Features from Microsoft Windows
- 9 Working with BIOS Configuration Profiles
- 9 Enabling Profiles
- 11 Appendix
- 12 For more information
- 3 Contents
- 8 Setup
- 8 Setting Up the Software
- 9 Installing Optional Software
- 10 Selecting Regional Settings
- 11 Selecting Screen Settings
- 11 Setting Up Wireless LAN and Bluetooth
- 11 Safeguarding the Notebook
- 11 Turning Off the Notebook
- 12 Protecting the Notebook from Power Surges
- 12 Protecting the Notebook Against Viruses
- 13 Power
- 13 Selecting a Power Source
- 14 Understanding Standby and Hibernation
- 14 Standby
- 14 Hibernation
- 15 Initiating Standby, Hibernation or Shutdown
- 15 When You Leave Your Work
- 16 When the Power Supply Is Uncertain
- 17 When Using Infrared Communication or Drive Media
- 17 Using the Default Power Settings
- 18 Turning the Notebook or Display On or Off
- 19 Initiating or Resuming from Hibernation
- 21 Initiating or Resuming from Standby
- 22 Using Emergency Shutdown Procedures
- 22 Managing Power Options
- 23 Accessing the Power Options Window
- 23 Displaying the Power Meter Icon
- 24 Setting or Changing a Power Scheme
- 24 Using a Security Password
- 25 Processor Performance Controls
- 25 Windows 2000 Processor Controls
- 28 Windows XP Processor Controls
- 29 Accessing XP Processor Controls
- 31 Security
- 31 Security Features Quick Reference
- 33 Setting Security Preferences in Computer Setup
- 33 Using Passwords
- 34 Understanding HP and Windows Passwords
- 35 HP and Windows Password Guidelines
- 36 Understanding Power-On Passwords
- 36 Setting Power-On Passwords
- 37 Entering Power-On Passwords
- 38 Understanding HP Administrator Passwords
- 39 Setting HP Administrator Passwords
- 39 Entering HP Administrator Passwords
- 40 Understanding DriveLock
- 41 Setting DriveLock Passwords
- 42 Entering DriveLock Passwords
- 42 Changing DriveLock Passwords
- 43 Removing DriveLock Protection
- 44 Disabling a Device
- 45 Using HP ProtectTools Embedded Security Manager
- 45 Using System Information
- 46 Setting System Information Options
- 46 Using the Smart Card Reader
- 47 Safeguarding your Smart Card Reader
- 48 Optical Drive Software
- 48 Using CDs and DVDs
- 48 Protecting Playback
- 49 Observing the Copyright Warning
- 49 Playing Audio and Video CDs with Windows Media Player
- 49 Playing a CD
- 50 Accessing Windows Media Player Help
- 50 Playing Video CDs and DVDs with Intervideo WinDVD
- 50 Installing WinDVD
- 51 Playing Video CDs and DVDs
- 52 Changing DVD Region Settings
- 53 Creating CDs with Roxio Easy CD & DVD Creator 6
- 54 Understanding Easy CD & DVD Creator 6 Features
- 55 Preparing to Use Easy CD & DVD Creator 6
- 55 Choosing Recording Media
- 55 Responding to the UDF Prompt
- 56 Formatting Recording Media
- 57 Creating CDs
- 57 Erasing Recorded Media with Roxio Easy CD & DVD Creator 6
- 57 Erasing Recorded Media with Drag-to-Disc
- 58 Erasing Recorded Media with Creator Classic
- 58 Selecting Easy CD & DVD Creator 6 Settings
- 59 Creating DVDs Using InterVideo WinDVD Creator
- 60 Preparing to Use InterVideo WinDVD Creator
- 60 Choosing Recording Media
- 61 Creating DVDs
- 62 Intelligent Manageability
- 63 Configuration and Deployment
- 64 Software Management and Updates
- 64 HP Client Manager Software
- 65 Altiris Solutions
- 66 Altiris PC Transplant Pro
- 66 System Software Manager
- 67 MultiBoot
- 68 Understanding the Default Boot Sequence
- 69 Enabling Bootable Devices in Computer Setup
- 70 Understanding MultiBoot Results
- 71 Setting MultiBoot Preferences
- 71 Setting a New Default Boot Sequence
- 72 Setting a MultiBoot Express Prompt
- 73 Entering MultiBoot Express Preferences
- 74 Presentation Mode
- 75 Opening Quick Launch Button Software
- 76 Changing Presentation Mode Settings
- 77 Using Presentation Mode
- 78 Computer Setup
- 78 Using Computer Setup
- 79 Accessing Computer Setup
- 79 Restoring Computer Setup Defaults
- 80 Selecting from the File Menu
- 81 Selecting from the Security Menu
- 82 Selecting from the Tools Menu
- 82 Selecting from the Advanced Menu
- 84 Software Updates and Restorations
- 84 Preparing to Update Software
- 85 Obtaining the Support Software CD
- 85 Accessing Notebook Information
- 86 Downloading Software from the Internet
- 87 Downloading System ROM
- 88 Downloading Other Software
- 89 System Recovery
- 89 Safeguarding Your Data
- 89 Setting System Restore Points (Windows XP Only)
- 90 Repairing the Operating System
- 91 Reinstalling the Operating System
- 92 Reinstalling Device Drivers and Other Software
- 93 Index
- 1 Contents
- 1 HP Notebook Hard Drive
- 2 Introduction
- 3 HP Notebook LidSwitch Policy
- 3 Notebook F10 Setup Hard Drive Self-Test
- 4 Minimum System BIOS Required
- 4 Hard Drive Mounting Screw
- 5 HP Recommendations for Notebook Users
- 6 Hard Drive Troubleshooting Flowchart
- 7 Copyright Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein
- 1 HP ProtectTools Security Manager
- 2 Introduction
- 3 HP ProtectTools Security Manager
- 4 Security Software Modules for HP ProtectTools
- 5 BIOS Configuration for HP ProtectTools
- 6 With BIOS Configuration for HP ProtectTools, authorized users can
- 7 Smart Card Security for HP ProtectTools
- 8 Credential Manager for HP ProtectTools
- 9 Frequently Asked Questions
- 10 Q. Which HP platforms support HP ProtectTools and the different add-on modules A. Please refer to the Platform Support section of this white paper. Q. Can Smart Cards be used for pre-boot authentication A. Yes, Smart Cards can be used for pre-boot authentication. Please refer to the user documentation
- 11 Q. Does Credential Manager for HP ProtectTools utilize the TPM embedded security chip if available A. Yes, Credential Manager uses the TPM embedded security chip, if available, to encrypt passwords stored in the password Vault. Q. Does Credential Manager for HP ProtectTools support multiple users on a single client device A. Yes, Credential Manager works on the concept of Identity. In order to log on to a computer, a user simply needs to create a Credential Manager ID. Q. What if a user has multiple windows accounts A. This would function the same as multiple users on a single PC. The user would have to create a different Identity for each account. Q. What is the difference between user and administrator rights for Credential Manager for HP
- 12 Additional Resources
- 3 Contents
- 7 Product Description
- 8 1.1 Models
- 19 1.2 Features
- 22 1.3 Clearing a Password
- 23 1.4 Power Management
- 24 1.5 External Components
- 37 1.6 Design Overview
- 38 Troubleshooting
- 39 2.1 Computer Setup and Diagnostics Utilities
- 39 Using Computer Setup
- 40 Selecting from the File Menu
- 41 Selecting from the Security Menu
- 42 Selecting from the Advanced Menu
- 44 2.2 Using Diagnostics for Windows
- 44 Obtaining, Saving, or Printing Configuration Information
- 45 Obtaining, Saving, or Printing Diagnostic Test Information
- 47 2.3 Troubleshooting Flowcharts
- 68 Illustrated Parts Catalog
- 68 3.1 Serial Number Location
- 69 3.2 Notebook Major Components
- 76 3.3 Miscellaneous Plastics Kit Components
- 77 3.4 Miscellaneous Cable Kit Components
- 78 3.5 Mass Storage Devices
- 80 3.6 Miscellaneous
- 81 3.7 Sequential Part Number Listing
- 86 Removal and Replacement Preliminaries
- 86 4.1 Tools Required
- 87 4.2 Service Considerations
- 87 Plastic Parts
- 87 Cables and Connectors
- 88 4.3 Preventing Damage to Removable Drives
- 89 4.4 Preventing Electrostatic Damage
- 90 4.5 Packaging and Transporting Precautions
- 91 4.6 Workstation Precautions
- 92 4.7 Grounding Equipment and Methods
- 94 Removal and Replacement Procedures
- 95 5.1 Serial Number
- 96 5.2 Disassembly Sequence Chart
- 98 5.3 Preparing the Notebook for Disassembly
- 104 5.4 Notebook Feet
- 105 5.5 MultiBay Device
- 106 5.6 Bluetooth Board
- 108 5.7 Integrated Smart Card
- 110 5.8 Optical Drive
- 111 5.9 Keyboard
- 115 5.10 Memory Expansion Board
- 116 5.11 Modem Board
- 117 5.12 Mini PCI Communications Board
- 120 5.13 Heat Sink
- 122 5.14 Processor
- 124 5.15 LED Switch Cover
- 126 5.16 RTC Battery
- 127 5.17 Security Module (TPM)
- 128 5.18 Display Assembly
- 131 5.19 Top Cover
- 134 5.20 Speaker
- 135 5.21 TouchPad
- 137 5.22 Fan Assembly
- 139 5.23 System Board
- 143 Specifications
- 159 Connector Pin Assignments
- 165 Power Cord Requirements
- 169 Screw Listing
- 183 Index
- 1 HP Notebook Hard Drives & Solid State Drives
- 2 Identifying, Preventing, Diagnosing, and Recovering from Drive Failures
- 3 File Corruption
- 4 Hard Drive / Solid State Drive Troubleshooting Flowchart
- 5 Hard Drive (HDD) & Solid State Drive (SSD) Diagnostics
- 6 Intel Matrix Storage Technology driver
- 7 Care and Maintenance Measures
- 8 For more information
- 3 Contents
- 5 Hardware and Software Setup
- 5 Setting Up the Hardware
- 9 Setting Up the Software
- 10 Installing Optional Software
- 11 Selecting Regional Settings
- 12 Selecting Screen Settings
- 12 Setting Up Wireless LAN
- 12 Using Wireless LAN Utilities in Windows 2000
- 13 Using Wireless LAN Utilities in Windows XP
- 14 Setting Up Bluetooth
- 15 Safeguarding the Notebook
- 15 Protecting the Notebook Against Viruses
- 15 Turning Off the Notebook
- 15 Using the Notebook Safely
- 16 Regulatory and Safety Information
- 17 Additional Information, Help, and Updates
- 17 Using the Documentation Library CD
- 19 Getting Help
- 19 Using the Help and Support Center in Windows XP
- 20 Contacting Technical Support
- 22 Installing a Retail Version of an Operating System
- 23 Notebook Features
- 23 Pointing Device Components
- 24 Top Components
- 27 Lights
- 29 Left Side Components
- 31 Right Side Components
- 33 Front View Components
- 34 Rear Panel Components
- 36 Bottom Components
- 38 Labels
- 40 Index
- 3 Contents
- 7 Notebook Features
- 7 Pointing Device Components
- 8 Top Components
- 11 Lights
- 13 Left Side Components
- 15 Right Side Components
- 17 Front View Components
- 18 Rear Panel Components
- 20 Bottom Components
- 22 Labels
- 24 Pointing Devices and Keyboard
- 24 Using a Pointing Device
- 26 Using the Pointing Stick
- 26 Using the TouchPad
- 27 Using an External Mouse
- 27 Setting Pointing Device Preferences
- 28 Using Hotkeys and Shortcut Keys
- 28 Identifying fn and Function Keys
- 29 Hotkey and Shortcut Key Quick Reference
- 30 Initiating Standby (fn+f3)
- 30 Switching Displays (fn+f4)
- 31 Viewing Battery Charge Information (fn+f8)
- 31 Decreasing Screen Brightness (fn+f9)
- 31 Increasing Screen Brightness (fn+f10)
- 32 Displaying System Information (fn+esc)
- 32 Using Hotkeys and Shortcut Keys with External Keyboards
- 33 Using Quick Launch Buttons
- 35 Using Keypads
- 35 Using the Embedded Numeric Keypad
- 36 Enabling and Disabling the Embedded Numeric Keypad
- 36 Switching Key Functions on the Embedded Numeric Keypad
- 37 Using an External Keypad
- 37 Enabling or Disabling Num Lock Mode As You Work
- 37 Enabling or Disabling Num Lock Mode at Startup
- 39 Battery Packs
- 39 Running the Notebook on Battery Power
- 40 Identifying Battery Packs
- 41 Inserting or Removing a Primary Battery Pack
- 43 Inserting or Removing a MultiBay Battery Pack
- 45 Charging a Battery Pack
- 46 Charging a New Battery Pack
- 46 Charging an In-Use Battery Pack
- 46 Charging a Primary and MultiBay Battery Pack
- 47 Monitoring the Charge in a Battery Pack
- 47 Obtaining Accurate Charge Information
- 47 Displaying Charge Information on the Screen
- 47 Accessing Charge Displays
- 48 Interpreting Charge Displays
- 49 Displaying Charge Information on a MultiBay Battery Pack
- 50 Managing Low-Battery Conditions
- 50 Identifying Low-Battery Conditions
- 50 Low-Battery Condition
- 50 Critical Low-Battery Condition
- 51 Resolving Low-Battery Conditions
- 51 When External Power Is Available
- 51 When a Charged Battery Pack Is Available
- 51 When No Power Source Is Available
- 51 When the Notebook Cannot Exit Hibernation
- 52 Calibrating a Battery Pack
- 52 When to Calibrate
- 52 How to Calibrate
- 52 Charging the Battery Pack
- 53 Discharging the Battery Pack
- 55 Recharging the Battery Pack
- 56 Battery Conservation Procedures and Settings
- 56 Conserving Power as You Work
- 57 Selecting Power Conservation Settings
- 58 Storing a Battery Pack
- 59 Disposing of a Used Battery Pack
- 59 Finding More Power Information
- 60 Drives
- 60 Caring for Drives
- 62 Adding a Drive to the System
- 63 Hard Drive
- 63 Identifying the Hard Drive Activity Light
- 64 Replacing the Primary Hard Drive
- 68 Optical Drive
- 68 Inserting an Optical Disc
- 69 Removing an Optical Disc (with Power)
- 70 Removing an Optical Disc (No Power)
- 71 Displaying Optical Disc Contents
- 71 Locating Optical Disc Software
- 71 Initiating Standby or Hibernation
- 72 MultiBay Drive
- 72 Identifying the MultiBay Activity Light
- 73 Using a MultiBay Hard Drive Adapter
- 73 Inserting a Hard Drive into the Adapter
- 75 Removing a Hard Drive from the Adapter
- 76 Inserting a Drive into the MultiBay
- 77 Removing a Drive from the MultiBay
- 79 Audio and Video
- 79 Using Audio Features
- 80 Using the Audio Line-Out Jack
- 81 Using the Microphone Jack
- 81 Adjusting Volume
- 82 Using Video Features
- 83 Using the S-Video Out Jack
- 84 Communication Devices
- 84 Connecting a Modem Cable
- 85 Using the RJ-11 Cable
- 86 Using a Country-Specific Adapter Cable
- 87 Connecting a Network Cable
- 88 Linking to an Infrared Device
- 89 Setting Up an Infrared Transmission
- 89 Using Standby with Infrared
- 90 External Devices
- 91 Connecting a Monitor or Projector
- 91 Using a USB Device
- 92 Enabling USB Legacy Support
- 93 Connecting an Optional External MultiBay
- 94 Connecting an Optional Cable Lock
- 95 Hardware Upgrades
- 95 Using PC Cards
- 96 Inserting a PC Card
- 97 Removing a PC Card
- 98 Using SD Cards
- 98 Inserting an SD Card
- 99 Removing an SD Card
- 100 Adding and Upgrading Memory Modules
- 106 Effects of Increasing Memory
- 107 Specifications
- 107 Notebook Dimensions
- 108 Operating Environment
- 108 Rated Input Power
- 109 Modem Specifications
- 110 Index
- 2 Introduction
- 2 Authentication technologies in HP ProtectTools
- 3 Password authentication
- 4 TPM embedded security chip authentication
- 4 Smart card authentication
- 5 USB token authentication
- 6 Biometric fingerprint authentication
- 7 Virtual token authentication
- 7 Feature Comparison and suitability to task
- 8 Suitability to Task
- 9 Conclusion
- 9 For more information
- 2 Embedded Security Overview
- 2 Basics of Protection
- 3 Protecting against unauthorized access – user authentication
- 3 Pre-boot Authentication on HP Notebooks
- 4 Power-on Password authentication overview
- 4 Enabling Power-on password
- 4 Smart card authentication overview
- 4 Enabling smart card pre-boot authentication
- 5 Embedded security chip pre-boot authentication overview
- 5 Enabling embedded security chip pre-boot user authentication
- 5 Protecting local storage
- 6 DriveLock hard drive protection
- 6 TPM enhanced DriveLock
- 6 Securing Devices
- 7 Boot Options
- 7 Device Control
- 7 Accessing BIOS Security Features from Microsoft Windows
- 9 Working with BIOS Configuration Profiles
- 9 Enabling Profiles
- 11 Appendix
- 12 For more information
- 3 Contents
- 8 Setup
- 8 Setting Up the Software
- 9 Installing Optional Software
- 10 Selecting Regional Settings
- 11 Selecting Screen Settings
- 11 Setting Up Wireless LAN and Bluetooth
- 11 Safeguarding the Notebook
- 11 Turning Off the Notebook
- 12 Protecting the Notebook from Power Surges
- 12 Protecting the Notebook Against Viruses
- 13 Power
- 13 Selecting a Power Source
- 14 Understanding Standby and Hibernation
- 14 Standby
- 14 Hibernation
- 15 Initiating Standby, Hibernation or Shutdown
- 15 When You Leave Your Work
- 16 When the Power Supply Is Uncertain
- 17 When Using Infrared Communication or Drive Media
- 17 Using the Default Power Settings
- 18 Turning the Notebook or Display On or Off
- 19 Initiating or Resuming from Hibernation
- 21 Initiating or Resuming from Standby
- 22 Using Emergency Shutdown Procedures
- 22 Managing Power Options
- 23 Accessing the Power Options Window
- 23 Displaying the Power Meter Icon
- 24 Setting or Changing a Power Scheme
- 24 Using a Security Password
- 25 Processor Performance Controls
- 25 Windows 2000 Processor Controls
- 28 Windows XP Processor Controls
- 29 Accessing XP Processor Controls
- 31 Security
- 31 Security Features Quick Reference
- 33 Setting Security Preferences in Computer Setup
- 33 Using Passwords
- 34 Understanding HP and Windows Passwords
- 35 HP and Windows Password Guidelines
- 36 Understanding Power-On Passwords
- 36 Setting Power-On Passwords
- 37 Entering Power-On Passwords
- 38 Understanding HP Administrator Passwords
- 39 Setting HP Administrator Passwords
- 39 Entering HP Administrator Passwords
- 40 Understanding DriveLock
- 41 Setting DriveLock Passwords
- 42 Entering DriveLock Passwords
- 42 Changing DriveLock Passwords
- 43 Removing DriveLock Protection
- 44 Disabling a Device
- 45 Using HP ProtectTools Embedded Security Manager
- 45 Using System Information
- 46 Setting System Information Options
- 46 Using the Smart Card Reader
- 47 Safeguarding your Smart Card Reader
- 48 Optical Drive Software
- 48 Using CDs and DVDs
- 48 Protecting Playback
- 49 Observing the Copyright Warning
- 49 Playing Audio and Video CDs with Windows Media Player
- 49 Playing a CD
- 50 Accessing Windows Media Player Help
- 50 Playing Video CDs and DVDs with Intervideo WinDVD
- 50 Installing WinDVD
- 51 Playing Video CDs and DVDs
- 52 Changing DVD Region Settings
- 53 Creating CDs with Roxio Easy CD & DVD Creator 6
- 54 Understanding Easy CD & DVD Creator 6 Features
- 55 Preparing to Use Easy CD & DVD Creator 6
- 55 Choosing Recording Media
- 55 Responding to the UDF Prompt
- 56 Formatting Recording Media
- 57 Creating CDs
- 57 Erasing Recorded Media with Roxio Easy CD & DVD Creator 6
- 57 Erasing Recorded Media with Drag-to-Disc
- 58 Erasing Recorded Media with Creator Classic
- 58 Selecting Easy CD & DVD Creator 6 Settings
- 59 Creating DVDs Using InterVideo WinDVD Creator
- 60 Preparing to Use InterVideo WinDVD Creator
- 60 Choosing Recording Media
- 61 Creating DVDs
- 62 Intelligent Manageability
- 63 Configuration and Deployment
- 64 Software Management and Updates
- 64 HP Client Manager Software
- 65 Altiris Solutions
- 66 Altiris PC Transplant Pro
- 66 System Software Manager
- 67 MultiBoot
- 68 Understanding the Default Boot Sequence
- 69 Enabling Bootable Devices in Computer Setup
- 70 Understanding MultiBoot Results
- 71 Setting MultiBoot Preferences
- 71 Setting a New Default Boot Sequence
- 72 Setting a MultiBoot Express Prompt
- 73 Entering MultiBoot Express Preferences
- 74 Presentation Mode
- 75 Opening Quick Launch Button Software
- 76 Changing Presentation Mode Settings
- 77 Using Presentation Mode
- 78 Computer Setup
- 78 Using Computer Setup
- 79 Accessing Computer Setup
- 79 Restoring Computer Setup Defaults
- 80 Selecting from the File Menu
- 81 Selecting from the Security Menu
- 82 Selecting from the Tools Menu
- 82 Selecting from the Advanced Menu
- 84 Software Updates and Restorations
- 84 Preparing to Update Software
- 85 Obtaining the Support Software CD
- 85 Accessing Notebook Information
- 86 Downloading Software from the Internet
- 87 Downloading System ROM
- 88 Downloading Other Software
- 89 System Recovery
- 89 Safeguarding Your Data
- 89 Setting System Restore Points (Windows XP Only)
- 90 Repairing the Operating System
- 91 Reinstalling the Operating System
- 92 Reinstalling Device Drivers and Other Software
- 93 Index
- 1 Contents
- 1 HP Notebook Hard Drive
- 2 Introduction
- 3 HP Notebook LidSwitch Policy
- 3 Notebook F10 Setup Hard Drive Self-Test
- 4 Minimum System BIOS Required
- 4 Hard Drive Mounting Screw
- 5 HP Recommendations for Notebook Users
- 6 Hard Drive Troubleshooting Flowchart
- 7 Copyright Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein
- 1 HP ProtectTools Security Manager
- 2 Introduction
- 3 HP ProtectTools Security Manager
- 4 Security Software Modules for HP ProtectTools
- 5 BIOS Configuration for HP ProtectTools
- 6 With BIOS Configuration for HP ProtectTools, authorized users can
- 7 Smart Card Security for HP ProtectTools
- 8 Credential Manager for HP ProtectTools
- 9 Frequently Asked Questions
- 10 Q. Which HP platforms support HP ProtectTools and the different add-on modules A. Please refer to the Platform Support section of this white paper. Q. Can Smart Cards be used for pre-boot authentication A. Yes, Smart Cards can be used for pre-boot authentication. Please refer to the user documentation
- 11 Q. Does Credential Manager for HP ProtectTools utilize the TPM embedded security chip if available A. Yes, Credential Manager uses the TPM embedded security chip, if available, to encrypt passwords stored in the password Vault. Q. Does Credential Manager for HP ProtectTools support multiple users on a single client device A. Yes, Credential Manager works on the concept of Identity. In order to log on to a computer, a user simply needs to create a Credential Manager ID. Q. What if a user has multiple windows accounts A. This would function the same as multiple users on a single PC. The user would have to create a different Identity for each account. Q. What is the difference between user and administrator rights for Credential Manager for HP
- 12 Additional Resources
- 3 Contents
- 7 Product Description
- 8 1.1 Models
- 19 1.2 Features
- 22 1.3 Clearing a Password
- 23 1.4 Power Management
- 24 1.5 External Components
- 37 1.6 Design Overview
- 38 Troubleshooting
- 39 2.1 Computer Setup and Diagnostics Utilities
- 39 Using Computer Setup
- 40 Selecting from the File Menu
- 41 Selecting from the Security Menu
- 42 Selecting from the Advanced Menu
- 44 2.2 Using Diagnostics for Windows
- 44 Obtaining, Saving, or Printing Configuration Information
- 45 Obtaining, Saving, or Printing Diagnostic Test Information
- 47 2.3 Troubleshooting Flowcharts
- 68 Illustrated Parts Catalog
- 68 3.1 Serial Number Location
- 69 3.2 Notebook Major Components
- 76 3.3 Miscellaneous Plastics Kit Components
- 77 3.4 Miscellaneous Cable Kit Components
- 78 3.5 Mass Storage Devices
- 80 3.6 Miscellaneous
- 81 3.7 Sequential Part Number Listing
- 86 Removal and Replacement Preliminaries
- 86 4.1 Tools Required
- 87 4.2 Service Considerations
- 87 Plastic Parts
- 87 Cables and Connectors
- 88 4.3 Preventing Damage to Removable Drives
- 89 4.4 Preventing Electrostatic Damage
- 90 4.5 Packaging and Transporting Precautions
- 91 4.6 Workstation Precautions
- 92 4.7 Grounding Equipment and Methods
- 94 Removal and Replacement Procedures
- 95 5.1 Serial Number
- 96 5.2 Disassembly Sequence Chart
- 98 5.3 Preparing the Notebook for Disassembly
- 104 5.4 Notebook Feet
- 105 5.5 MultiBay Device
- 106 5.6 Bluetooth Board
- 108 5.7 Integrated Smart Card
- 110 5.8 Optical Drive
- 111 5.9 Keyboard
- 115 5.10 Memory Expansion Board
- 116 5.11 Modem Board
- 117 5.12 Mini PCI Communications Board
- 120 5.13 Heat Sink
- 122 5.14 Processor
- 124 5.15 LED Switch Cover
- 126 5.16 RTC Battery
- 127 5.17 Security Module (TPM)
- 128 5.18 Display Assembly
- 131 5.19 Top Cover
- 134 5.20 Speaker
- 135 5.21 TouchPad
- 137 5.22 Fan Assembly
- 139 5.23 System Board
- 143 Specifications
- 159 Connector Pin Assignments
- 165 Power Cord Requirements
- 169 Screw Listing
- 183 Index
- 1 HP Notebook Hard Drives & Solid State Drives
- 2 Identifying, Preventing, Diagnosing, and Recovering from Drive Failures
- 3 File Corruption
- 4 Hard Drive / Solid State Drive Troubleshooting Flowchart
- 5 Hard Drive (HDD) & Solid State Drive (SSD) Diagnostics
- 6 Intel Matrix Storage Technology driver
- 7 Care and Maintenance Measures
- 8 For more information
- 3 Contents
- 5 Hardware and Software Setup
- 5 Setting Up the Hardware
- 9 Setting Up the Software
- 10 Installing Optional Software
- 11 Selecting Regional Settings
- 12 Selecting Screen Settings
- 12 Setting Up Wireless LAN
- 12 Using Wireless LAN Utilities in Windows 2000
- 13 Using Wireless LAN Utilities in Windows XP
- 14 Setting Up Bluetooth
- 15 Safeguarding the Notebook
- 15 Protecting the Notebook Against Viruses
- 15 Turning Off the Notebook
- 15 Using the Notebook Safely
- 16 Regulatory and Safety Information
- 17 Additional Information, Help, and Updates
- 17 Using the Documentation Library CD
- 19 Getting Help
- 19 Using the Help and Support Center in Windows XP
- 20 Contacting Technical Support
- 22 Installing a Retail Version of an Operating System
- 23 Notebook Features
- 23 Pointing Device Components
- 24 Top Components
- 27 Lights
- 29 Left Side Components
- 31 Right Side Components
- 33 Front View Components
- 34 Rear Panel Components
- 36 Bottom Components
- 38 Labels
- 40 Index
- 3 Contents
- 7 Notebook Features
- 7 Pointing Device Components
- 8 Top Components
- 11 Lights
- 13 Left Side Components
- 15 Right Side Components
- 17 Front View Components
- 18 Rear Panel Components
- 20 Bottom Components
- 22 Labels
- 24 Pointing Devices and Keyboard
- 24 Using a Pointing Device
- 26 Using the Pointing Stick
- 26 Using the TouchPad
- 27 Using an External Mouse
- 27 Setting Pointing Device Preferences
- 28 Using Hotkeys and Shortcut Keys
- 28 Identifying fn and Function Keys
- 29 Hotkey and Shortcut Key Quick Reference
- 30 Initiating Standby (fn+f3)
- 30 Switching Displays (fn+f4)
- 31 Viewing Battery Charge Information (fn+f8)
- 31 Decreasing Screen Brightness (fn+f9)
- 31 Increasing Screen Brightness (fn+f10)
- 32 Displaying System Information (fn+esc)
- 32 Using Hotkeys and Shortcut Keys with External Keyboards
- 33 Using Quick Launch Buttons
- 35 Using Keypads
- 35 Using the Embedded Numeric Keypad
- 36 Enabling and Disabling the Embedded Numeric Keypad
- 36 Switching Key Functions on the Embedded Numeric Keypad
- 37 Using an External Keypad
- 37 Enabling or Disabling Num Lock Mode As You Work
- 37 Enabling or Disabling Num Lock Mode at Startup
- 39 Battery Packs
- 39 Running the Notebook on Battery Power
- 40 Identifying Battery Packs
- 41 Inserting or Removing a Primary Battery Pack
- 43 Inserting or Removing a MultiBay Battery Pack
- 45 Charging a Battery Pack
- 46 Charging a New Battery Pack
- 46 Charging an In-Use Battery Pack
- 46 Charging a Primary and MultiBay Battery Pack
- 47 Monitoring the Charge in a Battery Pack
- 47 Obtaining Accurate Charge Information
- 47 Displaying Charge Information on the Screen
- 47 Accessing Charge Displays
- 48 Interpreting Charge Displays
- 49 Displaying Charge Information on a MultiBay Battery Pack
- 50 Managing Low-Battery Conditions
- 50 Identifying Low-Battery Conditions
- 50 Low-Battery Condition
- 50 Critical Low-Battery Condition
- 51 Resolving Low-Battery Conditions
- 51 When External Power Is Available
- 51 When a Charged Battery Pack Is Available
- 51 When No Power Source Is Available
- 51 When the Notebook Cannot Exit Hibernation
- 52 Calibrating a Battery Pack
- 52 When to Calibrate
- 52 How to Calibrate
- 52 Charging the Battery Pack
- 53 Discharging the Battery Pack
- 55 Recharging the Battery Pack
- 56 Battery Conservation Procedures and Settings
- 56 Conserving Power as You Work
- 57 Selecting Power Conservation Settings
- 58 Storing a Battery Pack
- 59 Disposing of a Used Battery Pack
- 59 Finding More Power Information
- 60 Drives
- 60 Caring for Drives
- 62 Adding a Drive to the System
- 63 Hard Drive
- 63 Identifying the Hard Drive Activity Light
- 64 Replacing the Primary Hard Drive
- 68 Optical Drive
- 68 Inserting an Optical Disc
- 69 Removing an Optical Disc (with Power)
- 70 Removing an Optical Disc (No Power)
- 71 Displaying Optical Disc Contents
- 71 Locating Optical Disc Software
- 71 Initiating Standby or Hibernation
- 72 MultiBay Drive
- 72 Identifying the MultiBay Activity Light
- 73 Using a MultiBay Hard Drive Adapter
- 73 Inserting a Hard Drive into the Adapter
- 75 Removing a Hard Drive from the Adapter
- 76 Inserting a Drive into the MultiBay
- 77 Removing a Drive from the MultiBay
- 79 Audio and Video
- 79 Using Audio Features
- 80 Using the Audio Line-Out Jack
- 81 Using the Microphone Jack
- 81 Adjusting Volume
- 82 Using Video Features
- 83 Using the S-Video Out Jack
- 84 Communication Devices
- 84 Connecting a Modem Cable
- 85 Using the RJ-11 Cable
- 86 Using a Country-Specific Adapter Cable
- 87 Connecting a Network Cable
- 88 Linking to an Infrared Device
- 89 Setting Up an Infrared Transmission
- 89 Using Standby with Infrared
- 90 External Devices
- 91 Connecting a Monitor or Projector
- 91 Using a USB Device
- 92 Enabling USB Legacy Support
- 93 Connecting an Optional External MultiBay
- 94 Connecting an Optional Cable Lock
- 95 Hardware Upgrades
- 95 Using PC Cards
- 96 Inserting a PC Card
- 97 Removing a PC Card
- 98 Using SD Cards
- 98 Inserting an SD Card
- 99 Removing an SD Card
- 100 Adding and Upgrading Memory Modules
- 106 Effects of Increasing Memory
- 107 Specifications
- 107 Notebook Dimensions
- 108 Operating Environment
- 108 Rated Input Power
- 109 Modem Specifications
- 110 Index
- 2 Introduction
- 2 Authentication technologies in HP ProtectTools
- 3 Password authentication
- 4 TPM embedded security chip authentication
- 4 Smart card authentication
- 5 USB token authentication
- 6 Biometric fingerprint authentication
- 7 Virtual token authentication
- 7 Feature Comparison and suitability to task
- 8 Suitability to Task
- 9 Conclusion
- 9 For more information