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starting computer 13 startup sequence, setting 55 static-sensitive devices, handling 83 status indicators 11, 12 STB GLyder MAX-2+ AGP graphics adapter 87 straight-through cable wiring 145 summary, system 46 super video graphics array (SVGA) 26 support line services, ordering 139 surge protectors 10 SVGA (super video graphics array) 26 system specifications 3 summary 46 system management controller 30 tools 31 using 28 T technical support, fee 138 technical support, remote 135 technical support, warranty 136 telephone assistance 136 terminate-and-stay resident programs (TSRs) 129 time, setting 47 trademarks 163 troubleshooting charts 116 information 93 TSR programs 129 turning off computer 17 on computer 13 U U-bolt 33 unattended start mode 48 universal serial bus ports 2 174 Using Your <strong>IntelliStation</strong> E <strong>Pro</strong> V venting and circulation of air 10 VGA (video graphics array) 26 virus protection 35 W Wake on LAN 28, 58 wake up on alarm 59 warranty 151 copy of 151 warranty extensions and upgrades 139 warranty service 136 work area, arranging 9 World Wide Web home page 131, 134
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IntelliStation E Pro User Guide Pro
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Note Before using this information
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Video Device Drivers . . . . . . .
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Getting Help Online . . . . . . . .
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Danger To avoid a shock hazard, do
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Related Information The following d
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xii Using Your IntelliStation E Pro
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Features at a Glance For a list of
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Euro Sign Support Information The E
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Connecting Cables 6 Using Your Inte
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Turning on Power Turn on the monito
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Glare and Lighting Position the mon
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� Diskette Eject Button: Push thi
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No IP address found for DHCP or BOO
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Settings that Affect the Startup Pr
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Using Mouse Features The mouse supp
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Using a CD-ROM Drive All IntelliSta
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Loading a CD into a Vertically Posi
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� To load a CD into a CD-ROM with
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Using Video Features Your computer
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Using System-Management Features No
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DMI BIOS The BIOS (basic input outp
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� Desktop Management (DM) BIOS 2.
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Important Record the serial number
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There is an extra measure of protec
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Erasing a Lost or Forgotten Adminis
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40 Using Your IntelliStation E Pro
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Starting and Using the Program To s
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In the Configuration/Setup Utility
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Instructions for Most Frequently Us
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Off In password prompt Off mode (so
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the system board. Refer to “Erasi
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Important Information If you have s
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Deleting an Administrator Password:
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Setting Remote Administration Enabl
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- Disable: In this mode, the monito
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Configuration/Setup Utility Options
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Devices and I/O Ports If you select
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Item Description Video Setup Video
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Item Description Keyboardless Opera
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Item Description Secure IDE Devices
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Item Description PCI Control PCI Pa
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Item Description DMA Resources The
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Item Description Automatic Power On
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To Configure Select Comments Serial
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To clean the screen surface, wipe i
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3. Shut down the operating system a
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Electrical Safety CAUTION: Electric
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Available Options Following are som
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Locating Components The following i
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Identifying Parts on the System Boa
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Disconnecting Cables and Removing t
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5 Lift the back edge and slide the
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The following tools are available t
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2. If you have set a power-on passw
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POST Message Charts The computer mi
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POST Message Description 164 A chan
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POST Message Description 20X A fail
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POST Message Description 178X A fai
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POST Message Description 1802 A PCI
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POST Message Description 1880 A Plu
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POST Beep Codes One beep and the ap
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Troubleshooting Charts You can use
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Monitor Problems Action Wavy, unrea
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Monitor Problems Action Blank scree
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Memory Problems Action The amount o
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Page 156 and 157: Device Records Use the following ta
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Page 176 and 177: Notices References in this publicat
Page 178 and 179: Electronic Emission Notices Federal
Page 180 and 181: Power Cord Notice For your safety,
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Page 186 and 187: Matrox Millennium II AGP graphics a
Page 190: IBM® Part Number: 01K4634 Printed
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