Page 1: User Guide
User Guide Personal Computer V G C - L T s e r i e s / V G C - L M s e r i e s...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Before Use ...5 Notice ...5 Documentation ...6 Ergonomic Considerations ...10 Getting Started ...12 Locating Controls and Ports...13 About the Indicator Lights ...18 Setting Up Your Computer ...19 Shutting Down Your Computer Safely ...32 Using Your VAIO Computer ...33 Using the Keyboard ...34 Using the Mouse ...38 Using the Built-in MOTION EYE Camera...41 Using the Optical Disc Drive ...43...
Page 3 Using Peripheral Devices...88 Connecting a Universal Serial Bus (USB) Device...89 Connecting a Printer ...91 Connecting an i.LINK Device ...92 Connecting to a Network (LAN) ...94 Customizing Your VAIO Computer ...96 Setting the Password ...97 Setting Up Your Computer with VAIO Control Center...100 Using the Power Saving Mode...101 Configuring Your Modem ...103 Upgrading Your VAIO Computer...105...
Page 4 Networking ...143 Optical Discs ...146 Display ...150 Printing ...152 Microphone ...153 Mouse ...155 Speakers ...156 Keyboard...157 Floppy Disks ...158 PC Cards ...159 Audio/Video...161 Memory Stick Media ...164 Peripherals ...165 Support Options ...166 Sony Support Information ...166 e-Support ...167 Trademarks ...169...
Page 5: Before Use
In the manual, the ™ or ® marks are not specified. Sony Corporation reserves the right to make any modification to this manual or the information contained herein at any time without notice. The software described herein is governed by the terms of a separate user license agreement.
Page 6: Documentation
❑ Regulations, Warranty, EULA and Service Support — Contains Sony GUARANTEE conditions, Safety / Regulations, Modem Regulations, Wireless LAN Regulations, Wireless WAN Regulations, Bluetooth Regulations, End User Software License Agreement, and Sony Support services information.
Page 7 ❑ Specifications — The online Specifications describe the hardware and software configurations of your VAIO computer. To view the online Specifications: Connect to the Internet. Go to the Sony online support Web site at http://support.vaio.sony.eu. ✍ You may have a separate disc for the documentation of bundled accessories.
Page 8: Windows Help And Support
Click this icon and check out our most popular Sony and Club VAIO wallpapers. ❑ Links Click this icon and check out our most popular Sony and Club VAIO Web sites. Windows Help and Support Windows Help and Support is a comprehensive resource for practical advice, tutorials, and demonstrations to help you learn to use your computer.
Page 9 Before Use Further Sources ❑ Consult the help files on the software you are using for detailed information on features and troubleshooting. ❑ Go to http://www.club-vaio.com to find online tutorials about your favorite VAIO software.
Page 10: Ergonomic Considerations
Ergonomic Considerations Whenever possible, you should attempt to take account of the following ergonomic considerations: ❑ Position of your computer – Place the display directly in front of you (1). Keep your forearms horizontal (2), with your wrists in a neutral, comfortable position (3) while using the keyboard, pointing device, or external mouse. Let your upper arms hang naturally at your sides.
Page 11 ❑ Viewing angle of the display – Use the display's tilting feature to find the best position. You can reduce eye strain and muscle fatigue by adjusting the tilt of the display to the proper position. Adjust the brightness level of the display as well. While adjusting the viewing angle, do not exert excessive pressure on your computer, especially on the center of the speaker grill, to eliminate a risk of mechanical damage.
Page 12: Getting Started
Getting Started This section describes how to get started using your VAIO computer. ❑ Locating Controls and Ports (page 13) ❑ About the Indicator Lights (page 18) ❑ Setting Up Your Computer (page 19) ❑ Shutting Down Your Computer Safely (page 32) Getting Started...
Page 13: Locating Controls And Ports
Press this button to turn off the LCD backlight Power button Remote sensor Point the supplied remote commander to this sensor for operations. Remote sensor indicator (page 18) SONY logo lamp (page 100) LCD screen (page 119) Hard disk drive indicator (page 18) DISPLAY OFF indicator...
Page 14 Back Back panel cover Remove the back panel cover to access the ports and jacks behind it (page 19). i.LINK (IEEE 1394) S400 port (page 92) Microphone jack Connect an external microphone. Line In jack Connect an external audio device for audio input. OPTICAL OUT port (Output Sampling Rate: 44.1 KHz/48.0 KHz/96.0 KHz) Connect an S/PDIF-compatible device such as digital...
Page 15 Air vent Hard disk bay cover (page 113) Capture angle adjuster (page 42) DC IN port (page 21) Modem port (page 79) Network (Ethernet) port (page 94) Cable clamps (page 23) Subwoofer speaker for bass frequencies S VIDEO input port Connect an external device such as a VCR.
Page 16 Right Optical disc drive (page 43) Optical disc drive indicator (page 18) Drive eject button (page 44) Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0) ports (page 89) Support high-/full-/low- speeds. Getting Started...
Page 17 Left PC Card slot (page 63) PC Card release button (page 65) ExpressCard/34 slot (page 67) Memory Stick slot (page 72) Media Access indicator (page 18) SD memory card slot (page 77) Headphones jack Connect external headphones or speakers. WLAN (Wireless LAN) indicator (page 18) Your computer supports both standard- and Duo-size Memory Stick media.
Page 18: About The Indicator Lights
About the Indicator Lights Your computer is equipped with the following indicator lights. Indicator Functions Power 1 Illuminates in green when the power of the computer is on, illuminates in orange when the computer is in Sleep mode, and turns off when the computer is off. Built-in MOTION EYE camera Illuminates while the built-in MOTION EYE camera is in use.
Page 19: Setting Up Your Computer
Setting Up Your Computer Removing and Replacing the Back Panel Cover Before accessing some ports and jacks on the back of your computer, you need first to remove the back panel cover from the computer. To remove the back panel cover Gently face down your computer.
Page 20 To replace the back panel cover Put the prop-up stand (1) through the opening of the back panel cover (2). Align the cover with the back of the computer and push it in. Be sure to keep the back panel cover on the computer unless access to the back panel is necessary. Getting Started...
Page 21: Connecting A Power Source
Connecting a Power Source You need an AC adapter to connect to an AC power source and it must be plugged into the power source before you can establish communication with your wireless keyboard and mouse. ✍ Use your computer only with the supplied AC adapter. To connect the AC adapter Remove the back panel cover from the computer.
Page 22 Getting Started The shape of the DC In plug varies depending on the AC adapter. Replace the back panel cover. See Removing and Replacing the Back Panel Cover (page 19) for the procedure.
Page 23 Getting Started ✍ You can bundle the AC adapter cable along with other cables to keep them tidy. Snap open the cable clamp, route the cables through it, and then snap the cable clamp back shut as shown below: To disconnect your computer completely from AC power, unplug the AC adapter. Make sure that the AC outlets are easily accessible.
Page 24: Connecting The Wireless Keyboard
Connecting the Wireless Keyboard A wireless keyboard and four AA alkaline batteries for use in the keyboard are supplied with your computer. Before attempting to use the wireless keyboard, you must install the batteries and establish communication between the computer and the keyboard.
Page 25 Getting Started Replace the back panel cover. See Removing and Replacing the Back Panel Cover (page 19) for the procedure.
Page 26 Getting Started ✍ You can check the battery indicator ( ) in the LCD window on the wireless keyboard for its battery power level. If the wireless keyboard does not operate properly, the batteries may need to be replaced. If the wireless keyboard is not being used for an extended period of time, remove the batteries to avoid possible damage from battery leakage.
Page 27: Connecting The Wireless Mouse
Connecting the Wireless Mouse A wireless mouse and two AA alkaline batteries for use in the mouse are supplied with your computer. Before attempting to use the wireless mouse, you must install the batteries and establish communication between your computer and the mouse. To connect the wireless mouse To connect the wireless mouse, it must be located within a range of 30 cm to 1 m from the computer.
Page 28 Slide the power switch on the bottom of the mouse to the ON position. Press the CONNECT button (1) on the back of the computer. Press the CONNECT button on the bottom of the mouse within 10 seconds from step 5. Communication between the mouse and the computer should now be established.
Page 29 Getting Started Replace the back panel cover. See Removing and Replacing the Back Panel Cover (page 19) for the procedure. ✍ If the wireless mouse does not operate properly, the batteries may need to be replaced. If the wireless mouse is not being used for an extended period of time, remove the batteries to avoid possible damage from battery leakage.
Page 30 Preparing for VESA Mounting Your computer complies with the VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association) mounting standard (100 mm x 100 mm) and is equipped with four holes on its back panel for connecting to your mounting system. To reveal the VESA mounting holes Remove the back panel cover from the computer.
Page 31 Getting Started Use the four holes (3) for mounting by following the instructions described in the manual that came with your mounting system.
Page 32: Shutting Down Your Computer Safely
Shutting Down Your Computer Safely To avoid losing unsaved data, be sure to shut down your computer properly, as described below. To shut down your computer Turn off any peripherals connected to the computer. Click Start, the arrow next to the Lock button, and Shut Down. Respond to any prompts warning you to save documents or to consider other users and wait for the computer to turn off automatically.
Page 33: Using Your Vaio Computer
Using Your VAIO Computer Using Your VAIO Computer This section describes how to get the most out of using your VAIO computer. ❑ Using the Keyboard (page 34) ❑ Using the Mouse (page 38) ❑ Using the Built-in MOTION EYE Camera (page 41) ❑...
Page 34: Using The Keyboard
Using the Keyboard A wireless keyboard is supplied with your computer. The wireless keyboard uses a standard key arrangement with additional keys that perform specific functions. The VAIO-Link Web site (http://www.vaio-link.com) also contains glossary information to help you use the keyboard. Using the Wireless Keyboard To maintain good communication, operate the wireless keyboard within the distance limitations of keyboard: 10 m from your computer.
Page 35 ✍ Illustrated above is the English keyboard as an example. Using Your VAIO Computer Function keys Perform certain tasks. The task associated with each function key varies among software applications except the following combinations with the Fn key. Fn+F5: Decreases lighting intensity of the LCD screen. Fn+F6: Increases lighting intensity of the LCD screen.
Page 36 Sleep button Provides for the lower level of power consumption. For details on power management, see Using the Power Saving Mode (page 101). POWER switch Slide the POWER switch to turn on and off the wireless keyboard. Indicators (Battery): turns on while the AA batteries for the wireless keyboard are sufficient and switches to batteries wear out.
Page 37 Using Your VAIO Computer Keyboard feet Flip open to adjust the keyboard angle. CONNECT button (page 24) Press to enable the wireless keyboard to communicate with the computer. Battery compartment Storage compartment for the AA batteries.
Page 38: Using The Mouse
Using the Mouse A wireless mouse is supplied with your computer. Using the Wireless Mouse The wireless optical mouse has no cables to plug in and uses a light-emitting diode (LED) instead of a ball. To maintain good communication, operate the wireless mouse within the distance limitations of mouse: 10 m from your computer. Confirm that the supplied AA batteries are properly installed.
Page 39 Using Your VAIO Computer Left button Click or double-click the left button to select items. To drag and drop items, hold the left button down while sliding the mouse, then release the button to drop the item. Central wheel Rotate the central wheel to scroll up or down a page. Press the wheel once to lock the scroll action and control the movement by moving the entire mouse (the scroll function is available only with applications that support it).
Page 40 Adjusting the Mouse Functions Click Start and Control Panel. Click Mouse under Hardware and Sound. The Mouse Properties window appears. Change the settings. Using Your VAIO Computer...
Page 41: Using The Built-In Motion Eye Camera
Using Your VAIO Computer Using the Built-in MOTION EYE Camera Your computer is equipped with a built-in MOTION EYE camera. The built-in MOTION EYE camera adds video functionality to instant messaging software and video editing software. Turning on the computer activates the built-in MOTION EYE camera, so the computer is ready for a video conference using such software.
Page 42 Using Your VAIO Computer ✍ The built-in MOTION EYE camera cannot be shared by more than one software application. If another software application is using the camera, exit the application before using the built-in MOTION EYE camera. When capturing an image in a dark place, click Start, All Programs, VAIO Camera Capture Utility, and VAIO Camera Capture Utility to start VAIO Camera Capture Utility.
Page 43: Using The Optical Disc Drive
Using the Optical Disc Drive Your computer is equipped with an optical disc drive. To insert a disc Be sure to attach the 8cm disc adapter to an 8cm disc before inserting the disc into the optical disc drive slot. Slide the disc straight into the slot so as not to apply excessive pressure to the disc or slot.
Page 44: To Remove A Disc
To remove a disc The drive eject button is disabled when your computer is turned off. Do not remove the optical disc when your computer is in Sleep mode. Doing so may cause the computer to malfunction. Be sure not to pull out the optical disc forcefully before it completely slides out. Check that the optical disc drive indicator (1) is off.
Page 45 Using Your VAIO Computer Reading and Writing Optical Discs ™ Your computer plays and records CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray Discs , depending on the model you purchased. Check your specifications for the type of optical disc drive installed on your model. Use the table below to see which types of media your optical disc drive supports.
Page 46 Video Music Extra DVD±RW/ ±R DL/RAM CD-RW/ DVD-ROM DVD-ROM Blu-ray Disc P Blu-ray Disc Combo Supports writing data to DVD-R discs compliant with DVD-R for General Version 2.0/2.1. Supports writing data to DVD-RW discs compliant with DVD-RW Version 1.1/1.2. The DVD±RW/RAM disc drive on your computer does not support the DVD-RAM cartridge. Use non-cartridge discs or discs with removable cartridge. Writing data to single-sided DVD-RAM discs (2.6 GB) compliant with DVD-RAM Version 1.0 is not supported.
Page 47 Due to the multiple formats of discs now available, when buying pre-recorded or blank discs for use with a VAIO computer, be sure to read the notices on the disc packaging carefully to check both playback and recording compatibility with your computer's optical disc drives. Sony does NOT guarantee the compatibility of VAIO CD drives with discs that are not compliant with the official "CD"...
Page 48 Using Your VAIO Computer To play copyright protected Blu-ray Discs continuously, you need to update the AACS key. Note that the AACS key update requires Internet access. As with other optical media devices, circumstances may limit compatibility or prevent Blu-ray Disc playback. VAIO computers may not support movie playback on packaged media recorded in AVC or VC1 formats at high bit rates.
Page 49 Notes on writing data to a disc ❑ Use only Sony recommended software, which is preinstalled on your computer, to write data to a disc. Other software programs may not be fully compatible and errors may result. ❑ To make data on a disc readable on the optical disc drive, you need to close the session before you eject it. To complete this process, follow the instructions included with your software.
Page 50 Notes on playing discs To achieve optimum performance when playing discs, you should follow these recommendations. ❑ Some CD players and computers' optical disc drives may not be able to play audio CDs created with the CD-R or CD-RW disc media. ❑...
Page 51: Playing Cds
Playing CDs To play an audio CD Insert a disc into the optical disc drive. If nothing appears on the desktop, then click Start, All Programs, and the desired CD software to play the CD. If the Audio CD window appears, click to select an option. Copying Files to CDs To copy files to a disc Do not strike or shake your computer while writing data to a disc.
Page 52: Playing Dvds
Playing DVDs To play a DVD Close all running software applications. Insert a DVD into the optical disc drive. If nothing appears on the desktop, then click Start, All Programs, and the desired DVD software to play the DVD. For instructions on how to use the software, see the help file on your DVD software. Copying Files to DVDs To copy files to a disc Insert a disc into the optical disc drive.
Page 53 Playing Blu-ray Discs The Blu-ray Disc playback function is available on selected models only. See the online Specifications to find the type of your optical disc drive, and then Reading and Writing Optical Discs To play a Blu-ray Disc Close all running software applications. Insert a Blu-ray Disc into the optical disc drive.
Page 54: Using The Tv Function
Using the TV Function Your computer have one or two hybrid TV tuner boards installed along with the Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium operating system which includes Windows Media Center that enables TV program viewing, recording, and playback. See the online Specifications to find the number of the TV tuner board installed in your computer. The hybrid TV-tuner supports the following broadcasts: ❑...
Page 55 To connect your computer to terrestrial or cable TV services ✍ You need to remove the back panel cover from the computer before setting up the TV connection. See Removing and Replacing the Back Panel Cover (page 19) for the procedure. The appearance of the antenna/cable-TV cable and the VHF/UHF input port may vary in some countries or areas.
Page 56: Using The Remote Commander
Using Your VAIO Computer Using the Remote Commander A remote commander is supplied with your computer for using Media Center features, including TV channel selection.
Page 57 Using Your VAIO Computer Pause X button Press to pause media playback. Press again to resume playback. Stop x button Press to stop media playback or TV recording session. Forward M button Press to fast-forward media at three speeds. Skip B? button Press to move media forward, for example, one audio track, one DVD chapter, and 30 seconds of recorded TV or video.
Page 58 Guide button Press to view the TV program guide for your area. Alphanumeric buttons Press to select specific channels or enter text. (Press ENTER or OK to activate the channel selection.) CLEAR button Press to backspace and delete entered text. Teletext TV program mode buttons Red button Press to jump to the red shortcut link in teletext TV program mode.
Page 59 Before you use the remote commander Before using the remote commander, you need to insert the supplied AA manganese batteries to enable communication between the computer and the remote commander. To insert batteries Turn the remote commander over. Slightly push down the dented area (1), slide the battery cover in the direction of the arrow, and remove the cover. Using Your VAIO Computer...
Page 60 Insert the supplied two AA batteries into the remote commander. Put the battery cover back on the remote commander and slide it in the reverse direction of the arrow illustrated above until the cover clicks into place. ✍ If the remote commander does not operate properly, you may need to replace the batteries. When the remote commander is not going to be used for an extended period of time, remove the batteries to avoid possible damage from battery leakage.
Page 61: Setting Up Windows Media Center
Setting up Windows Media Center The first time you launch Windows Media Center, the setup wizard will pop up. To configure the TV tuner, click Custom setup and follow the on-screen instructions. In the Optional Setup window, click Configure tuners, TV signal, and Guide and follow the on-screen instructions.
Page 62 Setting up TV Enhance pour VAIO TV Enhance pour VAIO is available on French models sold in France only. TV Enhance pour VAIO allows you to watch and record free-to-air standard definition and high definition digital terrestrial TV improving your multimedia experience. To launch the application, start Windows Media Center and go to TNT and select: ❑...
Page 63: Using Pc Cards
Using PC Cards PC Cards allow you to connect portable external devices to your computer. Inserting a PC Card Some PC Cards or their functions may not be compatible with your computer. You do not need to shut down your computer before inserting or removing a PC Card. To insert a PC Card Locate the PC Card slot (page...
Page 64 Using Your VAIO Computer ✍ Some devices may not function properly if you continuously switch to Normal mode from Sleep mode. For some PC Cards, if you alternate between Normal mode and Sleep mode while the card is inserted, you may find that the device connected to your system through the PC card is not recognized. Restart your system to correct the problem.
Page 65: Removing A Pc Card
Removing a PC Card Follow the steps below to remove the PC Card while your computer is on. If it is not removed properly, your system may not work properly. To remove a PC Card ✍ To remove a PC Card when your computer is off, skip steps 1 to 7. Double-click the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the taskbar.
Page 66: Using The Expresscard Module
Using the ExpressCard Module Your computer is equipped with either a Universal ExpressCard among digital cameras, camcorders, music players, and other audio/video devices. The former can accommodate either an ™ ExpressCard /34 (34mm wide) or ExpressCard ™ ExpressCard /34 module only.
Page 67: Inserting An Expresscard Module
Inserting an ExpressCard Module Your computer is delivered with a slot protector in the ExpressCard slot. Remove the slot protector before you use the slot. Use care when inserting or removing the ExpressCard module from the slot. Do not force it in or out of the slot. ✍...
Page 68 Using Your VAIO Computer Insert the ExpressCard slot protector to protect against debris entering the slot when not using an ExpressCard module. Before moving your computer, be sure to insert the ExpressCard slot protector into the slot. ✍ If the module or adapter does not go into the slot easily, remove it gently and verify you are inserting it in the proper direction. Make sure you use the most recent software driver provided by the ExpressCard module manufacturer.
Page 69: Removing An Expresscard Module
Removing an ExpressCard Module Follow the steps below to remove the ExpressCard module while your computer is on. If it is not removed properly, your system may not work properly. To remove an ExpressCard module ✍ To remove an ExpressCard module when your computer is off, skip steps 1 to 7. Double-click the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the taskbar.
Page 70: Using The Memory Stick Media
Using Your VAIO Computer Using the Memory Stick Media Memory Stick media is a compact, portable, and versatile IC recording media especially designed for exchanging and sharing digital data with compatible products, such as digital cameras, mobile phones and other devices. Because it is removable, it can be used for external data storage.
Page 71 For the latest information about the Memory Stick media, visit the Memory Stick Web site at http://www.memorystick.com/en/. Your computer has been tested and found compatible with the Sony branded Memory Stick media with capacity of up to 8 GB that are available as of May 2007.
Page 72 Inserting a Memory Stick Media To insert a Memory Stick media Locate the Memory Stick slot (page Hold the Memory Stick media with the arrow pointing toward the Memory Stick slot. Carefully slide the Memory Stick media into the slot until it clicks into place. The Memory Stick media is automatically detected by your system and the content of the Memory Stick media is displayed.
Page 73 To view the contents of the Memory Stick media Click Start and Computer to open the Computer window. Double-click the Memory Stick media icon to view the list of data files saved in the Memory Stick media. To format a Memory Stick media The Memory Stick media has been formatted in the factory default setting and is ready for use.
Page 74 Click Start. At the confirmation prompt, click OK. The formatting process starts. It may take time to format the Memory Stick media depending on the media. Once completed, click OK. Click Close. Using Your VAIO Computer...
Page 75 Removing a Memory Stick Media To remove a Memory Stick media Check that the Media Access indicator light is off. Push the Memory Stick media in toward the computer. The Memory Stick media ejects. Pull the Memory Stick media out of the slot. Always remove the Memory Stick media gently, or it may pop out unexpectedly.
Page 76: Using Other Memory Cards
❑ SDHC memory card ❑ MultiMediaCard (MMC) For the latest information on compatible memory cards, see Sony Support Information support Web site. Your computer has been tested and found compatible only with major memory card media available as of May 2007. However, not all memory card media that meet the same conditions as the compatible media are guaranteed of compatibility.
Page 77: Inserting A Memory Card
Inserting a Memory Card To insert a memory card Locate the SD memory card slot Hold the memory card with the arrow pointing toward the memory card slot. Carefully slide the memory card into the slot until it clicks into place. Do not force the card into the slot.
Page 78: Removing A Memory Card
Removing a Memory Card Do not remove a memory card while the To remove a memory card Check that the Media Access indicator light is off. Firmly grasp the extended part of the memory card. Carefully pull it out of the slot. indicator light is on.
Page 79: Using The Internet
Using the Internet Setting Up a Dial-up Internet Connection Before you can connect to the Internet, you need to connect your computer to a telephone line with a telephone cable (not supplied). Once you have set up your telephone cable connection, you are ready to connect to the Internet. To connect a telephone cable ✍...
Page 80 To set up a dial-up connection to the Internet Click Start and Control Panel Click Connect to the Internet under Network and Internet. The Connect to the Internet window appears. Click Dial-up. Follow the on-screen instructions. Using Your VAIO Computer...
Page 81: Using Wireless Lan (Wlan)
Using Wireless LAN (WLAN) Using the Sony Wireless LAN (WLAN), all your digital devices with built-in WLAN functionality communicate freely with each other through a network. A WLAN is a network in which a user can connect to a Local Area Network (LAN) through a wireless (radio) connection.
Page 82 Using Your VAIO Computer IEEE 802.11b/g is a wireless LAN standard, using the 2.4 GHz bandwidth. The IEEE 802.11g standard provides high-speed communications, faster than the IEEE 802.11b standard. IEEE 802.11a is a wireless LAN standard, using the 5 GHz bandwidth, and provides high-speed communications of up to 54 Mbps. IEEE 802.11n is a wireless LAN standard, using the 2.4 or 5 GHz bandwidth, and provides high-speed communications of up to 300 Mbps * Actual communication speed varies depending on your access point settings and so on.
Page 83: Communicating Without An Access Point (Ad-Hoc)
Using Your VAIO Computer Communicating without an Access Point (Ad-hoc) An ad-hoc network is a network in which a LAN is created only by the wireless devices themselves, with no other central controller or access point. Each device communicates directly with other devices in the network. You can set up an ad-hoc network easily at home.
Page 84 To communicate without an access point (ad-hoc) The IEEE 802.11n standard, using the 2.4 or 5 GHz bandwidth, is not available on ad-hoc networks. ✍ You need to remove the back panel cover from the computer to access the WLAN switch. See Removing and Replacing the Back Panel Cover for the procedure.
Page 85 An infrastructure network is a network that extends an existing wired local network to wireless devices by providing an access point (not supplied), for example the Sony Access Point. The access point bridges the wireless and wired LAN and acts as a central controller for the wireless LAN.
Page 86 To connect to a wireless network ✍ You need to remove the back panel cover from the computer to access the WLAN switch. See Removing and Replacing the Back Panel Cover for the procedure. Make sure an access point is set up. See the manual that came with your access point for more information.
Page 87 Stopping Wireless LAN Communication To stop wireless LAN communication Click Start, All Programs, and VAIO Control Center. Double-click Network Connections and VAIO Smart Network. Click the button next to the WLAN icon. Turning off the wireless LAN functionality while accessing remote documents, files, or resources may result in data loss. ✍...
Page 88: Using Peripheral Devices
Using Peripheral Devices Using Peripheral Devices You can add functionality to your VAIO computer by using the various ports on the computer. ❑ Connecting a Universal Serial Bus (USB) Device (page 89) ❑ Connecting a Printer (page 91) ❑ Connecting an i.LINK Device (page 92) ❑...
Page 89: Connecting A Universal Serial Bus (Usb) Device
Connecting a Universal Serial Bus (USB) Device To prevent your computer and/or USB devices from damage, avoid any shock or force to the USB ports when moving the computer with USB devices connected. Connecting a USB Floppy Disk Drive You can purchase a USB floppy disk drive and connect it to your computer. To connect a USB floppy disk drive Choose the USB port (1) you prefer to use.
Page 90: Disconnecting A Usb Floppy Disk Drive
Disconnecting a USB floppy disk drive You can disconnect a USB floppy disk drive when your computer is on or off. Disconnecting the drive when the computer is in Sleep mode may cause the computer to malfunction. To disconnect a USB floppy disk drive ✍...
Page 91: Connecting A Printer
Connecting a Printer You can connect a Windows-compatible printer to your computer to print documents. Connecting a Printer Using the USB Port You can connect a USB printer compatible with your version of Windows to the computer. To connect a printer using the USB port Plug the power cord (1) of your printer into an AC outlet.
Page 92: Connecting An I.link Device
Connecting an i.LINK Device Notes on connecting i.LINK devices ❑ Your computer is equipped with an i.LINK port, which you can use to connect to an i.LINK device such as a digital video camcorder. ❑ The i.LINK port on your computer does not supply power to external devices generally powered by i.LINK ports. ❑...
Page 93: Connecting A Digital Video Camcorder
On Sony digital video cameras, ports labeled DV Out, DV In/Out, or i.LINK are i.LINK-compatible. The Sony digital video camcorder shown here is an example; your digital video camcorder may need to be connected differently. You cannot access the pictures stored on a Memory Stick media when using an i.LINK connection.
Page 94: Connecting To A Network (Lan)
Connecting to a Network (LAN) You can connect your computer to 100BASE-TX/10BASE-T-type networks with an Ethernet network cable. Connect one end of a network cable (not supplied) to the network (Ethernet) port on the back of the computer and the other end to your network. For detailed settings and devices needed to connect to the network, ask your network administrator.
Page 95 Using Peripheral Devices Telephone lines cannot be connected to the network (LAN) connector on your computer. If the network (LAN) connector is connected to the telephone lines mentioned below, high electric current to the connector may cause damage, overheating, or fire. - Home (intercom speakerphone) or business-use telephone lines (multi-line business telephone) - Public telephone subscriber line - PBX (private branch exchange)
Page 96: Customizing Your Vaio Computer
Customizing Your VAIO Computer This section briefly describes how to change the main settings of your VAIO computer. Among other things, you will learn how to use and customize the look of your Sony software and utilities, etc. ❑ Setting the Password (page 97) ❑...
Page 97: Setting The Password
Customizing Your VAIO Computer Setting the Password Use one of the BIOS functions to set the password. Once you have set the password, you will be prompted to enter the password after the VAIO logo appears to start your computer. The power-on password allows you to protect your computer from unauthorized access.
Page 98: Adding The Power-On Password
Adding the Power-on Password The power-on password is provided to protect your computer from unauthorized access. Once you have set the power-on password, you cannot start your computer without entering the password. Make sure not to forget the password. Write down your password and keep it safe and private from other people.
Page 99: Changing/Removing The Power-On Password
Changing/Removing the Power-on Password To change or remove the power-on password Turn on the computer. Press the F2 key when the VAIO logo appears. The BIOS setup screen appears. If not, restart the computer and press the F2 key several times when the VAIO logo appears.
Page 100: Setting Up Your Computer With Vaio Control Center
Some of the control items will not be visible if you open VAIO Control Center as a standard user. Changing the default SONY logo lamp activity The SONY logo lamp illuminates when you turn on your computer. You can change this default activity of the lamp to make it stay unlit by following these steps: Click Start, All Programs, and VAIO Control Center.
Page 101: Using The Power Saving Mode
Customizing Your VAIO Computer Using the Power Saving Mode In addition to the normal operating mode, which allows you to turn off specific devices, your computer has a distinct power saving mode called Sleep mode. Using Normal Mode This is the normal state of the computer when it is in use. The green power indicator light is on in this mode. To save power while not working, you can turn off a specific device such as the LCD screen or the hard disk drive.
Page 102: Using Sleep Mode
Using Sleep Mode Sleep mode turns off the LCD screen and places the hard disk drive and the CPU into a low power consumption mode. The orange power light is on during this mode. Turn off your computer if you do not intend to use it for a long period of time. To activate Sleep mode Click Start, the arrow next to the Lock button, and Sleep.
Page 103: Configuring Your Modem
Configuring Your Modem Before you can start using your internal modem (not all modem are built-in), or each time you use your modem while traveling, make sure that the country of the active location defined in the Phone and Modem Options window matches the country you are dialing from.
Page 104 Check that your modem is listed on the Modems tab. If your modem is not listed, click Add and follow the wizard. 10 Click Apply/OK. Your modem is configured. Before applying new country settings, make sure your phone cable is disconnected from your computer. Customizing Your VAIO Computer...
Page 105: Upgrading Your Vaio Computer
Upgrading Your VAIO Computer Upgrading Your VAIO Computer Your VAIO computer and memory modules use high precision components and electronic connectors technology. To avoid invalidation of the warranty during your product warranty period, we recommend that: ❑ You should contact your dealer to install a new memory module. ❑...
Page 106: Adding And Removing Memory
Adding and Removing Memory If you want to expand the functionality of your computer, you can increase the memory by installing optional memory modules. Before you upgrade your computer's memory, read the notes and procedures in the following pages. Notes on adding/removing memory modules ❑...
Page 107 ❑ Use the special bag delivered with the memory module or wrap the module in aluminum foil to protect it from ESD. ❑ Introducing any liquids, foreign substances, or objects into the memory module slots or other internal components of your computer will result in damage to the computer and any repair costs will not be covered by the warranty.
Page 108: Removing And Installing A Memory Module
Removing and Installing a Memory Module To change or add a memory module Shut down the computer, turn off all peripheral devices, and disconnect peripheral devices from the accessible ports and jacks. Remove the back panel cover from the computer. See Removing and Replacing the Back Panel Cover Disconnect the AC adapter and the rest of the peripheral devices.
Page 109 Remove the currently installed memory module as follows: ❑ Pull the latches in the direction of the arrows (1). The memory module is released. ❑ Make sure that the memory module tilts up and then pull it out in the direction of the arrow (2). Remove the new memory module from its packaging.
Page 110 Slide the memory module into the memory module slot and push it in until it clicks into place. Do not touch any other components on the motherboard. Be sure to insert the connector edge of the memory module into the slot while aligning the notch on the module with the small projection in the open slot.
Page 111: Viewing The Amount Of Memory
Viewing the Amount of Memory To view the amount of memory Turn on the computer. Click Start, All Programs, and VAIO Control Center. Double-click the System Information folder in the VAIO Control Center window. Double-click the System Information icon in the System Information folder. You can view the amount of system memory.
Page 112: Adding The Hard Disk Drive
Adding the Hard Disk Drive If your computer is a VGC-LT series model, it is equipped with an open internal bay to hold an additional 3.5-inch hard disk drive. Review the manufacturer's information provided with your new hard disk drive before attempting to install it in the computer. Some hard disks are not compatible with your computer.
Page 113: Installing An Additional Hard Disk Drive
Installing an Additional Hard Disk Drive To install an additional hard disk drive Shut down the computer, turn off all peripheral devices, and disconnect peripheral devices from the accessible ports and jacks. Remove the back panel cover from the computer. See Removing and Replacing the Back Panel Cover Disconnect the AC adapter and the rest of the peripheral devices.
Page 114 Unscrew the three screws (3) securing the drive holder. Pull out the drive holder (4) from the hard disk drive bay and set it aside. Upgrading Your VAIO Computer...
Page 115 Place a new drive into the drive holder and align the holes on each side of the drive bay. Secure the drive to the drive holder with screws, through the holes on each side of the drive holder. A new hard disk drive comes with the necessary screws. Do not overtighten these screws when securing the drive to the drive holder. 10 Slide the drive holder into the hard disk bay until it clicks into place and secure it with the screws.
Page 116 Upgrading Your VAIO Computer 11 Replace the hard disk bay cover and tighten the screws. 12 Connect the AC adapter and the peripheral devices that you disconnected in step 3. 13 Replace the back panel cover. See Removing and Replacing the Back Panel Cover (page 19) for the procedure.
Page 117: Identifying The Additional Hard Disk Space
Identifying the Additional Hard Disk Space When you initialize the new hard disk, it must be configured as an extended partition in Windows NT file system (NTFS) format. To identify the additional hard disk space Log on to Windows as a user with administrator rights. Click Start, right-click Computer, and select Manage.
Page 118: Precautions
Precautions Precautions This section describes safety guidelines and precautions to help you protect your VAIO computer from potential damage. ❑ On Handling the LCD Screen (page 119) ❑ On Using the Power Source (page 120) ❑ On Handling Your Computer (page 121) ❑...
Page 119: On Handling The Lcd Screen
❑ Do not change the LCD screen orientation setting in the Tablet PC Settings window even when there are change options available for selection, as it may make your computer unstable. Sony assumes no liabilities for any defects arising out of making the change.
Page 120: On Using The Power Source
❑ Unplug your computer from the AC outlet if you are not planning to use the computer for a long period of time. ❑ Make sure that the AC outlet is easily accessible. ❑ Use the AC adapter supplied with your computer or genuine Sony products. Do not use any other AC adapter as it may cause a malfunction.
Page 121: On Handling Your Computer
On Handling Your Computer ❑ Clean the cabinet with a soft cloth, which is dry or lightly moistened with a mild detergent solution. Do not use any type of abrasive pad, scouring powder, or solvent such as alcohol or benzine, as these may damage the finish of your computer.
Page 122 ❑ Use only specified peripheral equipment and interface cables; otherwise, problems may occur. ❑ Do not use cut or damaged connection cables. ❑ If your computer is brought directly from a cold location to a warm one, moisture may condense inside the computer. In this case, allow at least one hour before turning on the computer.
Page 123: On Using The Built-In Motion Eye Camera
On Using the Built-in MOTION EYE Camera ❑ Do not touch the lens protection cover of the built-in MOTION EYE camera, as it may cause scratches on the cover and such scratches will appear on the captured images. ❑ Do not let the direct sunlight get into the scope of the built-in MOTION EYE camera regardless of your computer's power state, as it may cause a malfunction of the camera.
Page 124: On Handling Floppy Disks
On Handling Floppy Disks ❑ Do not open the shutter manually or touch the surface of the floppy disk. ❑ Keep floppy disks away from magnets. ❑ Keep floppy disks away from direct sunlight and other sources of heat. ❑ Keep floppy disks away from any liquid. Do not let them get wet. When you are not using your floppy disk, always remove it from the floppy disk drive and use a storage case.
Page 125: On Handling Discs
On Handling Discs ❑ Do not touch the surface of the disc. ❑ Do not drop or bend the disc. ❑ Fingerprints and dust on the surface of a disc may cause read errors. Always hold the disc by its edges and central hole, as shown below: ❑...
Page 126 ❑ An 8cm disc adapter exclusively designed for your model is provided for use of 8cm discs on your computer. ❑ Be sure to attach the adapter to an 8cm disc before using it on your computer. Not using the supplied adapter or using a similar kind of the adapter with the disc may cause a disc recognition error or result in a stuck disc, a damaged disc, or a malfunction of your computer.
Page 127: On Using Headphones
Precautions On Using Headphones Preventing hearing damage – Avoid using headphones at high volume. Hearing experts advise against continuous, loud and extended play. If you experience a ringing in your ears, reduce the volume or discontinue use.
Page 128: On Handling Memory Stick Media
On Handling Memory Stick Media ❑ Do not touch the Memory Stick media connector with your finger or metallic objects. ❑ Use only the adhesive label supplied with the Memory Stick media as a label. ❑ Do not bend, drop, or apply strong shock to the Memory Stick media. ❑...
Page 129: On Handling The Hard Disk
On Handling the Hard Disk The hard disk drive has a high storage density and reads or writes data in a short time. However, it can be easily damaged by mechanical vibration, shock, or dust. Although the hard disk drive has the internal safety device to prevent losing data due to mechanical vibration, shock or dust, you should be careful when handling your computer.
Page 130: On Updating Your Computer
On Updating Your Computer Confirm that the latest updates have been installed on your computer using the following software applications so that the computer can run more efficiently. To confirm that they have been installed on the computer, follow these steps for each software application: ❑...
Page 131: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting This section describes how to solve common problems you might encounter when using your VAIO computer. Many problems have simple solutions. Try these suggestions before contacting VAIO-Link. ❑ Computer (page 132) ❑ System Security (page 137) ❑ Built-in MOTION EYE Camera ❑...
Page 132: Computer
❑ Remove any extra memory modules you may have installed since purchase. ❑ Check that you are using the supplied Sony AC adapter. For your safety, use only the genuine Sony AC adapter, which is supplied by Sony for your VAIO computer.
Page 133 What should I do if a BIOS error appears when I turn on my computer? If the message "Press <F1> to resume, <F2> to setup" appears at the bottom of the screen, follow these steps: Press the F2 key. The BIOS setup screen appears. If not, restart the computer and press the F2 key several times when the VAIO logo appears.
Page 134 What should I do if my computer or software stops responding? ❑ If your computer stops responding while a software application is running, press the Alt+F4 keys to close the application window. ❑ If the Alt+F4 keys do not work, click Start, the arrow next to the Lock button, and Shut Down to turn off your computer. ❑...
Page 135: Why Doesn't My Computer Enter Sleep Mode
Why doesn't my computer enter Sleep mode? Your computer may become unstable if the operating mode is changed before the computer completely enters Sleep mode. To restore your computer to normal operating stability Close all open programs. Click Start, the arrow next to the Lock button, and Restart. If your computer does not restart, press the Ctrl+Alt+Delete keys and click the arrow next to the Shut down button and Restart.
Page 136 Troubleshooting What should I do if my game software does not work or it keeps crashing? ❑ Check the Web site of the game if there are any patches or updates to download. ❑ Make sure you have installed the latest video driver. ❑...
Page 137: System Security
System Security How can I protect my computer against security threats, such as viruses? The Microsoft Windows operating system is preinstalled on your computer. The best way to protect your computer against security threats, such as viruses, is to download and install the latest Windows updates regularly. You can get important Windows updates by doing the following: Your computer must be connected to the Internet before you can receive updates.
Page 138: Built-In Motion Eye Camera
Built-in MOTION EYE Camera Why does the viewer window show no images or poor-quality images? ❑ The built-in MOTION EYE camera cannot be shared by more than one software application. If another software application is using the camera, exit the application before using the built-in MOTION EYE camera. ❑...
Page 139: Why Can't I Use The Built-In Motion Eye Camera
Why do the images captured by the built-in MOTION EYE camera flicker? This problem occurs when you use the camera under fluorescent lights due to the mismatch between lighting output frequency and shutter speed. To reduce flicker noise, change the pointing direction of the camera or the brightness of camera images. In some software applications, you can set an appropriate value to one of the camera properties (e.g.
Page 140 Troubleshooting What should I do if my computer becomes unstable when it enters a power saving mode while the built-in MOTION EYE camera is in use? ❑ Do not place your computer into Sleep mode while you are using the built-in MOTION EYE camera. ❑...
Page 141: Internet
❑ Make sure the telephone cable is working. Plug the cable into an ordinary telephone and listen for a dial tone. ❑ Make sure that the telephone number the program is dialing is correct. ❑ Make sure the software you are using is compatible with your computer's modem. (All preinstalled Sony programs are compatible.) ❑...
Page 142: Why Is My Modem Connection Slow
Troubleshooting Why is my modem connection slow? Your computer is equipped with a V.92/ V.90 compatible modem. Many factors may influence modem connection speed, including telephone line noise or compatibility with telephone equipment, such as fax machines or other modems. If you think your modem is not connecting properly to other PC-based modems, fax machines, or your Internet Service Provider (ISP), do any of the following: ❑...
Page 143: Networking
Networking What should I do if my computer cannot connect to a wireless LAN access point? ❑ Connection availability is affected by distance and obstructions. You may need to move your computer away from obstructions or closer to any access point you may be using. ❑...
Page 144: Why Is The Data Transfer Speed Slow
Why is the data transfer speed slow? ❑ The wireless LAN data transfer speed is affected by distance and obstructions between devices and access points. Other factors include device configurations, radio conditions, and software compatibility. To maximize the data transfer speed, move your computer away from obstructions or closer to any access point you may be using.
Page 145 ❑ Wireless LAN communication occurs on divided frequency bands known as channels. Third-party wireless LAN access point channels may be preset to different channels from Sony devices. ❑ If you are using a wireless LAN access point, see connectivity information contained in the manual that came with your access point.
Page 146: Optical Discs
Optical Discs Why does my computer freeze when I try to read a disc? The disc that your computer is trying to read may be dirty or damaged. Follow these steps: Press the Ctrl+Alt+Delete keys and click the arrow next to the Shut down button and Restart to restart the computer. Remove the disc from the optical disc drive.
Page 147 What should I do if I cannot play a disc properly on my computer? ❑ Make sure the disc is inserted into the optical disc drive with the label side facing toward you. ❑ Make sure the necessary program(s) is installed according to the manufacturer's instructions. ❑...
Page 148 Double-click the optical disc drive device to open a list of the optical disc drives of your computer. Double-click the desired drive. You can confirm the driver software by selecting the Driver tab, and clicking Driver Details. Click OK to close the window. ❑...
Page 149 What should I do if I cannot write data to CD media? ❑ Make sure you neither launch any software application nor allow any to launch automatically, not even a screen saver. ❑ Stop using the keyboard. ❑ If you are using a CD-R/RW disc with an adhesive label affixed, replace it with one with no affixed adhesive label. Using a disc with an affixed adhesive label could cause a write error or other damage.
Page 150: Display
Display Why did my screen go blank? ❑ Your computer screen may go blank if the computer enters Sleep mode. If the computer is in Sleep mode, press the power button on the computer or the sleep button on the wireless keyboard or the remote commander to bring the computer back into Normal mode.
Page 151: How Do I Run Windows Aero
How do I run Windows Aero? This Q & A entry applies to selected models only. To run Windows Aero, follow these steps: Click Start and Control Panel. Click Customize colors under Appearance and Personalization. Click Open classic appearance properties for more color options. The Appearance Settings window appears.
Page 152: Printing
Printing What should I do if I cannot print a document? ❑ Make sure your printer is on, and the printer cable is securely connected to the ports on the printer and computer. ❑ Make sure your printer is compatible with the Windows operating system installed on your computer. ❑...
Page 153: Microphone
Troubleshooting Microphone What should I do if my microphone does not work? If you are using an external microphone, make sure the microphone is turned on and is properly plugged into the microphone jack on your computer. How can I prevent microphone feedback? Microphone feedback occurs when the microphone receives the sound from a sound output device, such as a speaker.
Page 154 What should I do if I do not hear audio input from the built-in microphone through the built- in speakers or if the built-in microphone does not work? Follow these steps to disable the acoustic echo canceller function: Turn on the computer. Press the F2 key when the VAIO logo appears.
Page 155: Mouse
Mouse What should I do if my computer does not recognize my mouse? ❑ Make sure the power switch on the bottom of the wireless mouse is in the ON position. ❑ Make sure another mouse is not connected. ❑ Make sure the supplied AA batteries are properly installed. ❑...
Page 156: Speakers
Speakers What should I do if I do not hear sound from the built-in speakers? ❑ If you are using a program that has its own volume control, make sure the volume control is properly set. See the program's help file for more information. ❑...
Page 157: Keyboard
Keyboard What should I do if the keyboard configuration is wrong? The language layout of your wireless 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, follow these steps: Click Start and Control Panel Click Clock, Language, and Region, and click Regional and Language Options.
Page 158: Floppy Disks
Floppy Disks Why doesn't the Safely Remove Hardware icon appear on the taskbar when the drive is connected? Your computer does not recognize the floppy disk drive. First, make sure the USB cable is properly connected to the USB port. If you need to secure the connection, wait a few moments for the computer to recognize the drive. If the icon still does not appear, follow these steps: Close all programs that are accessing the floppy disk drive.
Page 159: Pc Cards
❑ See the manual that came with your PC Card for more information. You may need to install driver software if you are not using a Sony PC Card. ❑ If your PC Card, which worked normally before, does not work, you may need to install the most recent driver software.
Page 160 Why doesn't my computer recognize attached devices? For some PC Cards, if you alternate between Normal mode and Sleep mode while the card is inserted into the PC Card slot, your computer may not recognize the PC Card or the connected device. Restart the computer. Why can't I insert my PC Card? ❑...
Page 161: Audio/Video
✍ i.LINK is a trademark of Sony used only to designate that a product contains an IEEE 1394 connection. The procedure to establish an i.LINK connection may vary, depending on a software application, an operating system, and a compatible i.LINK device. Not all products with an i.LINK connection can communicate with each other.
Page 162 What should I do if I do not hear the sound from the device connected to the OPTICAL OUT port? Once you have connected a device to the OPTICAL OUT port, you need to change the device for sound output if you want to hear sound from the device.
Page 163 How do I output the Dolby Digital or DTS sound through an S/PDIF-compatible device? To output the Dolby Digital or DTS sound from a disc through an S/PDIF-compatible device connected to your computer, follow these steps: Click Start and Control Panel. Click Hardware and Sound.
Page 164: Memory Stick Media
Use of recorded music requires permission from the copyright holders. Sony is not responsible for music files that cannot be recorded from a CD or downloaded from other sources. Can I copy images from a digital camera using Memory Stick media? Yes, and you can view video clips that you have recorded with Memory Stick media-compatible digital cameras.
Page 165: Peripherals
Peripherals What should I do if I cannot connect a USB device? ❑ If applicable, check the USB device is turned on and using its own power supply. For example, 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 the AC outlet.
Page 166: Support Options
Internet. Using a personalized account, you can log your technical queries with ease. ❑ VAIO-Link help lines: Before contacting VAIO-Link by telephone, try to solve the problem by reading the printed and non- printed documentation. ❑ Visit the other Sony Web sites: ❑ http://www.club-vaio.com if you want to know more about VAIO and become part of the growing VAIO community.
Page 167: E-Support
What is e-Support? You have searched our user guides and Web site (http://support.vaio.sony.eu) but have not found an answer to your question/ issue? e-Support is the ideal solution for you! Our e-Support Web Portal is an interactive Web site on which you can submit any technical query you may have regarding your computer and receive answers from our dedicated support team.
Page 168 Support Options Can I submit my questions at any time? Yes, you can submit your questions 24/7, but keep in mind that our e-Support Team can only treat your queries from Monday till Friday between 8am and 6pm. Is there a cost involved for using e-Support? No, this is a complete free of charge service offered to all registered VAIO customers! How do I know when the e-Support Team has handled my query/case? As soon as your case has been dealt with by our e-Support Team, you will receive an e-mail, notifying you that your case has...
Page 169: Trademarks
Support Options Trademarks Sony, Battery Checker, Click to DVD, Click to DVD BD, DVgate Plus, SonicStage Mastering Studio, VAIO Control Center, VAIO Edit Components, VAIO Media, VAIO Power Management, VAIO Power Management Viewer, My Club VAIO, VAIO Update are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sony Corporation.
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