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Sony PCG-F190 - PCG-F190 Istruzioni per l'uso Inglese

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Using Your Notebook Computer<br />

Using PC Cards<br />

Your computer includes two PC card slots. PC cards allow you to connect<br />

portable external devices, such as another hard disk drive, or to connect a<br />

network.<br />

✍ The PC card slots can accommodate (at the same time) two Type I, two Type II, or one<br />

Type III PC card. These slots are compatible with Card Bus port.<br />

Some PC cards may require that you disable idle devices when using the PC card. You can<br />

use <strong>Sony</strong> Notebook Setup to disable devices. See "About the Software" guide, “<strong>Sony</strong><br />

Notebook Setup” on page 13 for details.<br />

Be sure to use the most recent software driver provided by the PC card manufacturer.<br />

If an “!” mark appears on the Device Manager tab in the System Pro<strong>per</strong>ties dialog, remove<br />

the software driver and then reinstall it.<br />

You may not be able to use some PC cards or some functions within the PC card with this<br />

computer.<br />

To insert a PC card<br />

Use the lower slot for PC type III cards.<br />

! Some devices may not function pro<strong>per</strong>ly if you repeat returning to normal<br />

mode from System Suspend Mode or System Hibernation mode.<br />

The computer will return to its original state if you restart it.<br />

✍ You do not need to shut down the computer before inserting or removing a PC card.<br />

To insert a PC Card Modem, refer to “PC card modem” on page 44.<br />

1 Pull the PC card release button up away from the computer and push<br />

it in toward the computer.<br />

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