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i www .gate wa y .com Co n te n t s 1G e t t i n g H e l p . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Help and Suppo rt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ii www .gate way . com Using the memo ry c ard read er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Memory card t ypes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Chapter 1 1 Getting Help ■ Using the Gateway W eb site ■ Using Help a nd Su p port ■ Using Y our Co mputer guide ■ Using Do More W ith Gateway ■ Using online help ■ Contacting Gateway.
2 ww w .g at eway . co m Help and Suppor t Y our computer includes He lp and Suppor t , a n easily a ccessible collection of help information, trou bleshooters, and automated support. Us e He lp and Support to answer questions about Windows and to help you quickly disc over and use the many features o f your Gateway computer .
3 www .gate wa y .com Searching for a topic T o s earch f or a topi c in Help an d Supp ort, ty pe a wor d or phra se ( keywor d) in th e Se arch box located a t the top of any Help and Su pport screen, then click the arrow button.
4 ww w .g at eway . co m Online help Many programs provide information online so you can research a topic or le arn how to perform a task whil e you are using the program. Y ou can access most o nline help information by selecting a topic from a Help m e n u o r b y c l i c k i n g a He lp butto n.
5 www .gate wa y .com Identifying y our c omputer Y ou can find your computer’ s serial number on a label on th e si de of the computer case..
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Chapter 2 7 Check ing Out Y o ur G ateway Computer ■ Identifying fe atures ■ Locating your comput er model and s erial number ■ Locating the Microsoft Certificate of Authenticity ■ Locating th.
8 ww w .g at eway . co m Fr ont Y our computer includes the following components. Zip drive or memor y card reader (o pti ona l) D V D/CD drive Headp hone jac k Po we r bu t t o n/ Po we r i nd i c a .
9 www .gate wa y .com Component Icon Description D VD/CD drive Use this drive to liste n to audio CDs , insta ll game s and prog ra ms , w atch D VDs, and sto re large files o nto recordab le discs (depending on dr iv e type) . This driv e may be a CD , recordab le CD , D VD , or recordab le D VD driv e.
10 ww w .g at eway . co m Bac k Y our computer includes the following components: P arallel por t Serial port PS/2 k eyboard por t PS/ 2 mouse por t V oltage s witch P ow er connector Eth ern et (net .
11 www .gate wa y .com Compone nt Icon Descrip tion Co ver releas e lev er Lift this l ev er to open the computer co ver . V oltage s witch Bef ore tur ning on y our computer , make su re that this s witch i s in the corre ct position f or the correc t pow er ava ilable .
12 ww w .g at eway . co m A udio input (L ine in) jac k (blu e) -OR- Side spea ker jac k If the back of y our com puter has fi ve au dio jac ks, this jack is user conf igurab le f or one of the f ollo.
13 www .gate wa y .com L ocating y our serial number The label on the side o f your c omputer case contains information that id en t ifies your computer serial number . Ga teway T echnical Su pport will nee d th is information if you call for as sistance.
14 ww w .g at eway . co m Mi cr osof t C er ti fica te of Authenticity The Microsoft Certificate of Authenticity label found on the back or side of your computer includes the product key c ode for your operating system.
15 www .gate wa y .com A ccessor ies T o order accessories, visit the Accessory Store at ac cessories.gatew ay .com . Memo r y Large p rograms, suc h as multimedia g ames or grap hics programs, use a lot o f memory . If your programs ar e running more slowly than you thi nk they should, try adding more memory .
16 ww w .g at eway . co m Uninterruptible power sup plies A standby , uninterruptible power supply (UPS ) protec ts your computer fr om data loss during a total po w er failure. A U PS uses a battery to keep your computer running temporarily during a power failure so you can save your work and shut down your computer correctly .
Chapter 3 17 Get ti ng S tart ed ■ Using your com puter safely ■ Protectin g your computer fr om power sour ce problems ■ T urning your comp uter on and off ■ Adjusting the volume ■ Configur.
18 ww w .g at eway . co m W o r k ing saf ely Before using your c omputer , read the follo wing recommendations for setting up a safe and comfortable work are a and avoiding discomfort and st ra in. Reducing e ye strain Sunlight or bright indoor lighting should n o t re flect on the moni to r screen or shine directly into your eyes.
19 www .gate wa y .com Setting up your computer desk and chair When you are set ting up your computer desk and cha ir , make sure that the desk is the appropriate height and the c hair helps you maintain good posture. ■ Select a f lat surface fo r your computer de sk.
20 ww w .g at eway . co m A v oiding discomfort a nd injury from repetitiv e strain ■ V ar y your acti vitie s to avo id ex cessi ve re petit ion. ■ T ake breaks to change your position, stretch y o ur musc le s , and relieve your eyes.
21 www .gate wa y .com T o set the voltage selection switch: ■ Use a tool such as an opened paper clip to slide the voltage selection switch to the correct voltage position. Star ting y our c omputer T o start your computer: 1 Connect the c ables to your computer .
22 ww w .g at eway . co m W aking up y our co mputer When you have n ot used your computer for several minutes or have not turned off your computer , it may enter a power-saving mode called St andb y . While in Standby , the power indicator flashes. If your computer is in Sta ndby mode, move the mouse or press the power button to “wake” it up.
23 www .gate wa y .com Restar ting (rebooti ng) y our co mputer If your computer does not respon d t o k e yboard or mouse input, you may have to close programs tha t are not responding . If closing unresponsive pro grams does not restore y our computer to norma l operation, you may have to restart ( reboot) your computer .
24 ww w .g at eway . co m U sing the ke yboard Standa rd ke yb oard This keyboard is the basic model of keyboard available with your comput er . Press these keys.. . T o... Functi on ke ys Start program a ctions. Each progra m uses diff erent fun ction ke ys f or diff erent purposes .
25 www .gate wa y .com Multifunc tion k eyboard This keyboard is the full-fea tured model available with your computer . Press these keys... To . . . Functio n keys Start progra m actions. Each progr am uses diff erent funct ion ke ys fo r diffe rent purposes.
26 ww w .g at eway . co m Special -func t i on buttons Special-functio n buttons Icons Press to... Pre vious Return to the pre vious CD track or D VD chap ter . Pla y/P ause Start or pause the pla y of the CD or D VD . Stop Stop the play of CD or D VD .
27 www .gate wa y .com A djusting the v olume Y ou can use the volume controls to adjust the over all volume and the volume of specific sound devices in yo ur computer . T o adjust the overall volume level using hardware controls: ■ If you are using external speakers, turn the knob on the front of the speakers.
28 ww w .g at eway . co m C onfiguring the audio jacks If the back of your computer has five audio jacks, they are universal jacks. This m e ans that they can be used for mo r e t han one purpose. For example, the blue jack on the computer can be a ste reo in jack or a stereo out jack.
29 www .gate wa y .com C onnec ting the modem Y our computer ha s a built-in 56K modem tha t you can use to connect to a st an da rd telephone line. T o connect the modem: 1 Insert one end of the modem cable into the modem jack on the back of your computer .
30 ww w .g at eway . co m Installing a prin ter , scanner , or other peripher al devic e Y our computer has one or more of the following po rts: IEEE 1394 (also known as Firewire ® or i.
Chapter 4 31 Using Drives and P or ts ■ Using the diskette drive ■ Using the Zip drive ■ Using the me mory card read er ■ Using CD or DVD drives.
32 ww w .g at eway . co m U sing the diskette dr iv e The optional diskette drive uses 3.5-inch diskettes (sometimes c alled floppy disks). Diskettes are useful for storing files or transferring f iles to another computer . T o use a diskette: 1 Insert the diskette into th e disk ette drive with the label facing up.
33 www .gate wa y .com U sing the Zip driv e Iomega Zip drives, like diskette drives, use disks to store data. Zip disks can store 100 M B, 250 MB, or 750 MB of data. Y ou can use a Zip drive t o back up files you do not us e s o y ou c a n r em o v e th e m f r om y o u r h a r d d ri v e .
34 ww w .g at eway . co m U sing the memor y card reader Y ou can use the optional memory card reader to transfer pic tures from a digital camera to your computer .
35 www .gate wa y .com T o remove a memory card: ■ W ait for the media reader access indicator to stop blinking, then pull the card out of the slot. Caution Do not rem ove the card or turn off the comput er while the card re ader access ind icator is b linking.
36 ww w .g at eway . co m U sing the CD or D VD driv e Y ou can use your computer to enjoy a wide variety of multim e dia fea tures. Identifyin g driv e ty pes Y our Gateway computer may contain one of the following drive types. Look on the front of the drive for one or more o f the following logos: If your drive has this log o.
37 www .gate wa y .com Inser ting a CD or DVD T o insert a CD or DVD: 1 Press the eject button on t he CD or DVD drive. 2 Place the disc in the t ray with the label facing up.
38 ww w .g at eway . co m ■ Edit music track i nfor mati o n ■ Use your music files to build a music library ■ Listen to Internet Radio Pla ying a DVD A Digital V ersatile Disc (DVD) is similar to a sta nd ard CD but has greater data capacity .
Chapter 5 39 Maintaining Y our Comput er ■ Caring for your computer ■ Updating W indows ■ Protectin g your computer fr om viruses ■ Cleaning your computer ■ Restoring your system ■ Opening.
40 ww w .g at eway . co m Ca ring for y our co mputer T o extend the life of your computer: ■ When transporting your computer , we recommend that you put it in the origi nal packag ing ma terial s. ■ Keep disket tes and your co mputer away from magnetic fie l d s.
41 www .gate wa y .com Protec t ing your com p ut er from viruses A virus is a p rogram that attaches itse lf to a file on a co mputer , then spreads fro m one computer to another . Viruses can damage d a ta o r cause your computer to malfunction. Some viruses go undetected for a period of time bec ause they are activated on a certain date.
42 ww w .g at eway . co m 2 Click Scan for Viru ses . 3 Click the type of sc a n y ou wa nt to make in the Scan for Viruses a rea, then under Actions, click Sc an . T o remove a virus: 1 If Norton AntiV irus finds a virus, follow all on-screen instructions to remove the virus.
43 www .gate wa y .com T o upd ate N o rton AntiVirus: 1 Make sure that you are connected to the Internet. 2 Click Start , All Pr ograms , Norton AntiVirus , then click LiveUpda te - Nor ton AntiVirus .
44 ww w .g at eway . co m Y our computer is cooled by air circulated through the vents on th e case, so keep the vents free of dust. W ith your computer turned off and unpl ugged, brush the dust away from the vents with a damp cloth. Be careful not to drip any water into the vents.
45 www .gate wa y .com T o clean your trackball mouse: 1 T urn the mo use upside down. 2 Rotate the retaining ring on the bottom of the mouse counter-c lockwise, then remov e the retaining ring and mouse ball. 3 Remove any dust, lint, or dirt from the mouse ball with a soft c loth.
46 ww w .g at eway . co m Clea ning C Ds or D VD s W ipe from the center to the edge, not around in a c ircle, using a pro duct made especially for the purpose. Restoring y our sy stem All programs that w ere preinstalled on your computer a re available on the backup Restor e CDs or DVDs that you created or they are available on the hard drive.
47 www .gate wa y .com P rev enting static electricity discharge The components inside your com puter are extremely sensitive to static electricity , also known as electrostat ic discharge (ESD). Before opening the com puter case, follow these guidelines: ■ T u rn off your computer .
48 ww w .g at eway . co m Opening the case Y our computer case provides easy access to internal c omponents. Remo ving the side panel T o remove the side panel: 1 Follow the instructions in “ Preventing static ele ctric ity discharge” on page 47 .
49 www .gate wa y .com 6 Swing the side panel away from t he c omp uter , then lift the panel away from the computer ..
50 ww w .g at eway . co m Remo ving the front bez el T o remove the front bezel: ■ Position the comput er where you can grasp the front bottom edge of the bezel, then pull the bezel out and a w ay fro m the case.
51 www .gate wa y .com Closing the case Replacing the s ide panel T o replace the side panel: 1 Ma k e s ur e t ha t all o f t he in te r na l c ab le s a r e a rranged inside the case so they w ill not be pinche d when you close the ca se.
52 ww w .g at eway . co m Replacing the f r ont bezel T o replace the front bezel: 1 Align the latch p ins with the computer latch holes. 2 Press the bezel firmly into place.
53 www .gate wa y .com Installing memor y When you upgrade the comput er memor y , make sure that you install the correct type of memory mo dule for your computer . Y our computer uses DIMM memory . T o i nstall or replace DIMM memory: 1 Remove the side panel by following the instructions in “Removing th e side panel” on page 48 .
54 ww w .g at eway . co m 4 If you are re moving a DIMM from the memory modu le bank, gently pull the plast ic tabs away from the sid es of the memory module an d remove it. - OR - If you are adding a DIMM to a n empty memory module bank, gently pull the plastic tabs away from the sides of the mem ory module bank.
55 www .gate wa y .com Replacing the system battery If the computer clock does not keep time or the settings i n the BIOS Setup utility ar e not saved when you turn off your computer , replace the system battery . Use a battery of the same size and voltage as the or iginal battery that was in your computer .
56 ww w .g at eway . co m 8 Push the battery release tab. The battery pops out of the socket. 9 Make sure that the positiv e (+) sid e of th e new battery is facing up, then press the battery into the socket unt il it snaps into place. 10 Replace the side pa nel by following the instructions in “Replacing the side panel” on page 51 .
Chapter 6 57 T roublesho oting ■ T roubleshooting ty pical hard ware and softw are prob lems.
58 ww w .g at eway . co m Safety guidelines While troubleshooting yo ur computer , follow these safety guidelines: ■ Never remove your computer case cover while your c omp uter is turned on and while the m odem cable and th e power cord a re co nnect ed.
59 www .gate wa y .com T r oubleshooting Add - in c a rds The computer do es not recog nize an add-in c ard ■ Shut down and restart y our computer . ■ Make sure that you ha ve installed the requ ired software. For more information, see the documentation tha t came with your add-in card.
60 ww w .g at eway . co m Audio CD do es not pro duce sound ■ Make sure that the disc la bel is facing up, then try again. ■ Some music C Ds have copy protection s oftware. Y ou may not be able to play these CDs on your computer . ■ Make sure that the volume cont r ols are turned up.
61 www .gate wa y .com Co m p ut e r The computer will not star t ■ Make sure that the po we r cord is connected to an AC power source a nd yo ur computer is turned on. Diskette drive The diskette drive is not recogn ized ■ Shut down and restart y our computer .
62 ww w .g at eway . co m ■ Run Error checking on the diskette. For mo re information, see “Checking the hard drive for errors” in Using Y o ur Comput er which has been included on your hard drive. T o access this guide, click Start , All Programs , then c l ick Gatewa y Docume ntation .
63 www .gate wa y .com Hard driv e Y ou se e an “In suffici ent disk spa ce ” err or message ■ Delete unnecessary files from the hard drive using Disk Cleanup. For instructions on deleting unnecessary files, see “Using D isk Cleanup” in Using Y our Comp uter which has been included on your hard drive.
64 ww w .g at eway . co m Internet Y ou can not connec t to the Intern et ■ If you are using a dial-up modem, mak e sure that the mode m c able is plug ged into the modem j a ck and not the Ethernet network j a ck. See “Back” on page 10 to make sure that the connections h ave bee n made correctly .
65 www .gate wa y .com ■ Make sure that your account with your Internet service provider (ISP) is set up correctly . Contact you r ISP for technical support. Key b o a r d The ke yboard do es not work ■ Make sure that the keyboard cable is plug ged in correctly .
66 ww w .g at eway . co m Memor y car d reader Dri ve l etters for th e memory ca rd sl ots do not appear i n the My C ompu ter wi ndow ■ Reboot your computer . Modem (dial-up) Y our mo dem does not dial or do es not connec t ■ Make sure that the modem cable is plugged in to the modem jack a nd not the Ethernet network jack.
67 www .gate wa y .com ■ Make sure that you are not using a digital, rollover , or PBX line. These lines do n o t work with your modem. ■ Check for line noise (scratchy , crackling, or popping sounds). Line noise is a common problem that can c ause the modem to connect at a slower rate, abo rt downloads, or even disconnect.
68 ww w .g at eway . co m ■ If the modem shares the telephone line with anothe r device, make sure that the telephone line is not in use (for ex ample, someon e i s on the telephone, or another modem is in use). ■ Use the modem cable t ha t c ame with your computer .
69 www .gate wa y .com 3 Click the mod e m y ou wa nt to adjust, then click Properties . 4 Click the Modem tab, then adjust the Sp eaker v olume cont rol. 5 Click OK twice to close the Phone and Mode m Options dialog box . Monitor The sc ree n resol utio n is n ot cor rec t Change the screen resolution from the Displ ay Pro perties dialo g box.
70 ww w .g at eway . co m ■ Y o u demagn etize t he scre en usin g the moni tor’ s degauss feature. For more information on degauss, see your moni tor ’ s documentation.
71 www .gate wa y .com If you have an optical mouse, clean the mouse by wiping the bottom with a clean, damp cloth. Make sure that t he optical sensor is clean and free of debris. If you have a trackb all mouse, see “Cl eaning the mouse” on page 44 .
72 ww w .g at eway . co m The printer is on but will not print ■ Check the cable between the printer a nd your computer . Make sure tha t it is connected to the correct port. ■ Make sure that the p rinter is online. Many printers have an onli ne/offline button that you may need to press so the prin ter can start printing.
73 www .gate wa y .com ■ W ait until files have been printed before sending additional files to the printer . ■ If you print large files o r many files at one time, you may want to add additional memory to the printer . See the printer documentation fo r i nstructions for adding addit ional memory .
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Chapter 7 75 Networking Y our C ompute r ■ Introducing networking ■ Creating an Ethernet network ■ T e sting your network ■ Sharing your resour ces ■ T roubleshooting you r Ethernet networ k.
76 ww w .g at eway . co m Introduc tion to networking A net work is a collect ion of computer s and othe r device s that c ommunicat e with ea ch other .
77 www .gate wa y .com Play i ng multi-pla yer games W ith a home network, you can p lay m ulti- player g ames. Load a game l ike Micr osoft Racing Madness 2 on your computers, and in minutes, you and your f riends can race in competin g cars or on com peting motorcycles .
78 ww w .g at eway . co m Wireless Ethernet s peed and frequen cy W ireless Ethernet is a vailable at two different speeds and at two different frequencies.
79 www .gate wa y .com The most common way to set up a wireless Et h ernet network is Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP) using a wireless access point router . A DHCP netwo r k configuration uses an access point router to automatic ally assign IP addresses t o each computer or netwo rk device.
80 ww w .g at eway . co m Equipment y ou nee d for an access point wire less Ethernet network For an access point wireless Ethernet network you need: ■ T wo or more computers with wireless Ethernet .
81 www .gate wa y .com Dete rmining if wireless Ethernet is already installe d on your compu ters T o determine if wireless Ethernet is already installed on your computer: 1 Click Start , then click Control P anel . The C ontrol Panel win dow o pens. If y our Co ntro l Panel is in Category V iew , clic k P erform ance and Maintenanc e .
82 ww w .g at eway . co m Wired Et hernet networ k Create a wired Ethernet network by usi ng special wires to connect all the computers and devices on your n etwork.
83 www .gate wa y .com Example rou ter-based wired Eth ernet network The following is a n example of a wired Ethern et network. The network is made up of a router , a cable or DSL mod em, your computers, and cables connecting each of these components.
84 ww w .g at eway . co m Deter mining i f w ired E thernet is already in stalled on your c omput ers T o determine if wired Ethernet is already installed on your computer: 1 Click Start , then click Control P anel . The Cont rol Panel wind ow op ens.
85 www .gate wa y .com Making sure your br oadband co nnec tion wo rks Before you change anythi ng about your home setup, make sure that y our broadba nd connection is working correctly . T o test the connection, log onto the Internet us ing your current setup.
86 ww w .g at eway . co m C onfiguring the T CP/IP protocol A networking protocol i s a language computers use to talk to each other . One o f several available protocols must be set up on each computer you plan to use o n your network.
87 www .gate wa y .com 3 Righ t-click Local Area Connection , then click Properties . T he Local Ar ea Connect ion Proper ties dial og box opens. - OR - If you do not have a LAN connection setup, click Create a new conne ction and follow the instructions in the New Connection W izard.
88 ww w .g at eway . co m 6 Click the General tab. 7 Click Obtain an IP addr ess automatical ly . 8 Click OK to close the Inter net Proto col (TCP/ IP) Proper ties dialo g box. 9 Click OK to close the Local Are a Connection Pro perties dial og box. 10 Click X to c l o se th e N etw ork Connections windo w .
89 www .gate wa y .com Setting up a wi r eless Ethernet network See the instructions t hat came with your access poin t or wireless access point router for initial setup. How you set up your access poin t varies depending on the features of the access point a nd your networking situation.
90 ww w .g at eway . co m 8 In the browser’ s Address box, type http:/ /192.168. 1.1 , then press E NTER . 9 When prompt ed for a username and password, leave the usern ame box empty and type ad min i n t h e p a s s w o r d b o x , t h e n c l i c k OK .
91 www .gate wa y .com C onnecting to an acc ess point netw ork After you have set up your wireless access point, you need to set up the network connectio n on your computers.
92 ww w .g at eway . co m C onfigur ing com puter s ettings f or an acc ess poin t If you are unable to connect to an access point in the Choose a wireless network list, the most likely caus e is that the access point is using WEP security .
93 www .gate wa y .com 3 Click to select the access point n etwork in the Preferred netw orks box, then click Pr oper ties . The netwo rk prop erties dialog box opens. The name of the network already appears in the Network name (SSI D) box. 4 Click the arrow butt on to open the Data encryption list, then click WEP .
94 ww w .g at eway . co m Ad ding a n acces s point I f an a c ce s s p oi n t d oe s n ot a p p ea r i n t h e Av ailable netw orks lis t, and you know the access point is turned on, you need to add it manually . This ty pically happens when you set the access point’ s Allow B roadcast SSID to associ ate to No .
95 www .gate wa y .com 3 Click Add . The network pr operties dialog box opens. 4 T ype the name of the network in th e Netw ork name (SSID) box. 5 Cli c k the arro w bu tton t o op en the Netw ork Authen tication list, then click the network authentication o ption you want.
96 ww w .g at eway . co m Setting up a wi r ed Ethernet network W e recommend using category 5, unshielded, twisted-pair ca ble (approximately 1/4” in diameter with a thin outer-jacket, co ntaining eight color-coded wires) , a nd equipment compatible with this type of cable.
97 www .gate wa y .com In addition to a router , you need a straight-through ca ble for each computer you want to connect to the netwo rk . T o set up a network using a router: 1 Plug one end of the power adapter into th e AC connecto r on the router and the other end into a gro unded, 110V electrical o utlet.
98 ww w .g at eway . co m 5 For an Internet connection , plug a straight-through cable into the W AN po rt on the router and the other end into the Eth ernet jack on the DSL or cable modem. C onfiguring your router After you have na med your computers and set up TCP/IP on them, you can configure your router using your W eb browser .
99 www .gate wa y .com T esting y our netw ork Now that your home network is set up, log onto on e of you r co mputers and access a favorite Internet W eb site.
100 ww w .g at eway . co m Shar ing yo ur resourc e s Sharing an Internet connecti on Internet sharing lets all computers on the ne twork access the Internet at the same ti me using one Internet servic e provider (ISP) connection.
101 www .gate wa y .com 3 Click the Connections tab. 4 Click Setup . The New Connection W izard ope ns. 5 Click Next . The Ne twor k Conne ctio n T ype screen opens.
102 ww w .g at eway . co m 6 Click Connect to the Internet , then click Next . The Getting Ready screen opens. 7 Click Set up my conn ection man ually , then click N ext . The Internet Co nnection screen opens. 8 Click the type of Internet c onnection you are setting up, then clic k Next .
103 www .gate wa y .com Accessing t he Internet T o access the Internet from your computer: 1 Make sure that the router or access point is turned on. 2 Open Internet Explorer an d browse the Internet.
104 ww w .g at eway . co m 3 Click the Sharing tab. 4 If this is the first t ime you have shared a drive or folder , click Network Setup W izard to enable remote access, then follow the on-sc reen instructions.
105 www .gate wa y .com 3 Click OK . Shar ing printers T o share printers: 1 Click Start , then click Control P anel . The C ontrol Panel win dow o pens. If y our Co ntro l Panel is in Category V iew , clic k Printer s and Other Hard ware . 2 Click/Double-cl ick the Print ers and Faxe s icon.
106 ww w .g at eway . co m 5 Double-click the name of the c o m puter co n ta i ning the drive or folder you want to view . All shared dr ives and folders are listed.
107 www .gate wa y .com C o p y ing files a cross the ne tw o rk T o copy files across the network: 1 Click Star t , then clic k My Computer . T he My Computer window op ens. 2 Browse to the network driv e that contains the file you want to cop y . 3 Browse to the file y ou want to copy .
108 ww w .g at eway . co m Pri nting files across the netw ork T o print files across the netwo rk: 1 Open the file you want to print. 2 Click File , then click Print . 3 Click the arrow button to open the printer name list, then click the network printer .
109 www .gate wa y .com T r oubleshooting Y our E thernet network W ired Ethernet netw ork Y ou cann ot see the other co mputers on your n etwork ■ M a k e s u r e t h a t y o u r E t h e r n e t c a b l e i s p l u g g e d into the E thernet j ack on your computer .
110 ww w .g at eway . co m W ireless Ethernet netw ork Y ou tu rned th e wirele ss on, but i t take s a while to conn ect. ■ When the wireless emitter is t urned on , it automatically scans for available connecti ons, which can take app roximately 30 seconds t o complete.
111 www .gate wa y .com 3 Righ t-click Wireless Netw ork Connection , then click Status . The W ireless Ne twork Connection Sta tus dia l o g box o pens. Th e meter shows the signal strength for wireless Ethernet networking on your comp ut er if other computers with the same network name are within range of y our computer .
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App endi x A 113 Safe t y , Regulat or y , and L egal Information ■ Safety information ■ Regulatory statements ■ Notices.
114 ww w .g at eway . co m Impor tant saf et y inf orma tion Y o ur Gateway system is designed and t ested to meet the latest st andards for safety of inform ation technology equipment. However , to ensure safe use of this product, it is i mport ant that t he saf ety in struc tions mark ed on the product and in the documentat ion are followed.
115 www .gate wa y .com Regulat or y co mpliance s tatem ents United Sta tes of America F ederal C ommunications C ommission (FC C) Unintention al emitt er per FCC P ar t 15 This device has been tested and found t o comply with th e limits for a Class B digital device, p ursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules.
116 ww w .g at eway . co m Califor nia Pr oposition 65 W arning Wa r ni n g This pro duct contains chemicals , including le ad, know n to the State of Calif ornia to cause cancer , birth def ects or repro ductiv e har m.
117 www .gate wa y .com T elecommu nications per Part 68 of the Code of F ederal Regulat ions ( CFR 47) (applicable to products fitted with USA modems) Y our modem complies wi th P ar t 68 of the Code of Federal Regul ations (CFR 47) rules.
118 ww w .g at eway . co m Repairs to certifi ed equipment should be made by an authorized Canadian mainten ance fac ility designated by the supplier . Any repairs or alter ations made by the user to this equipment, or equi pment malfunctions, may give the telecommunicati on s company cause t o request the user to disconnect t he equipment .
119 www .gate wa y .com Noti c es Copy right © 2004 Gatewa y , Inc. All Rights Reserved 14303 Gatewa y Place P owa y , CA 92064 USA All Ri ghts Reserv ed This publication is protected by copyright and all rights are re served.
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121 www .gate wa y .com Inde x A AC power connector 11 access point adding 94 configuring 89 , 92 connecti ng to 91 mounting 89 accessing Internet 103 shared drives 105 shared files 106 shared folders.
122 ww w .g at eway . co m keyboard 44 mouse 44 screen 44 closing comput er case 51 front bezel 52 unresponsive program 23 computers naming 85 config uring access point 89 , 92 audio jacks 28 router 9.
123 www .gate wa y .com DVD 9 , 36 identifying drive types 36 mapping network 106 recordable CD 9 , 36 recordable DV D 9 , 36 sharing 76 , 103 troubleshooting 59 , 61 , 62 , 63 types 36 Zip 9 , 33 DSL.
124 ww w .g at eway . co m Caps L ock 24 , 25 CD driv e 37 diskette drive 32 DVD drive 37 Num Lock 24 , 25 numeri c keypad 24 , 25 Pad Lock 24 , 25 power 9 Scroll Lock 24 , 25 inkjet printer 15 instal.
125 www .gate wa y .com modem cable 30 , 79 , 83 , 89 , 96 connecti ng 29 DSL 30 , 79 , 83 , 89 , 96 jack 13 , 29 protect ing from power surge 20 troubleshooting 66 monitor cleani ng 44 port 12 troubl.
126 ww w .g at eway . co m button 9 connect or 11 Hibernate m ode 9 indicator 9 source problems 20 Stand by/Resu me 9 troubleshooting 71 turning off c omputer 22 turning on c omputer 21 power button 9.
127 www .gate wa y .com starting computer 9 , 21 static electricity 47 stop button 26 stream ing audi o and video 76 subnet mask entering 86 surge protector 20 S-Video (TV) o ut jack 11 system battery.
128 ww w .g at eway . co m New Connect ion Wizard 100 Product Key Code 14 Windows key 24 , 25 Windows Media Player 38 Windows Update 40 wired Ethernet equipment needed 83 example 83 setting up 96 trou.
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