Three tips for beginners to use notebooks

To introduce some of the use of notebooks should pay attention to the problem, some although it seems very ordinary very small, but very critical. Save electricity: Notebook Sleep state operation is essential, and desktop compared to the biggest advantage of notebook computer is to achieve the mobile office anytime, anywhere. Mobile office is usually done without outside power, so the battery becomes the only power source of the notebook. In this way, if you don't use a laptop for a long time, it's best to turn it off, rather than having the computer always on the regular boot state as a desktop PC. If you think a reboot is a very troublesome thing, especially installed a lot of startup procedures, a more lazy way is to directly close the display: Press the screen, easy, but can effectively save the battery energy. When you need to use the laptop again, as long as you open the display, the machine will automatically return to the state before the operation.

　　Notebook multiple file save have a trick

Every time a large number of files need to deal with the user must have feelings, when the end of a day of work, you need to save each window one by one, and then one by one off. One of the features of a notebook computer is the ability to quickly save existing tasks. Each notebook manufacturer has a slightly different approach. For example, IBM ThinkPad, the user decided to temporarily put the hands of the work to stop when as long as the "Fn" and "F12" key, you can quickly save, and can keep the current window state. When the next boot, no need to recall each application, the shutdown of the previous working state can be quickly restored.

　　Dual-screen display: Notebook Demo Good Helper

Laptops have a VGA output port for external monitors or projectors, which greatly increases the ability of laptops to deliver information and demos. Especially worth mentioning is the notebook dual-screen display function, dual-screen display function allows the LCD and external display or projector at the same time display different output content, two display devices can independently adjust the display of the refresh rate, resolution and color depth, and can support different applications. By using both a laptop LCD and an external monitor or projector, you can extend your desktop space to find data or edit documents from your laptop's LCD without affecting your external monitor or projector, or you can move applications or windows between the LCD and the CRT, You can even open multiple pages of a single document through a monitor or view multiple columns of the same spreadsheet. The "Fn" and "F3" keys of the ThinkPad notebook work together to achieve this function. This is useful for users who need to use a portable computer to do demos on a regular basis.

Notebook system crashes Don't worry

Laptops are equipped with a system recovery CD, so be sure to keep the CD when you buy a notebook. When the system crashes because of virus or misoperation, it can play a very good role in recovery. Once a typical desktop system crashes, it can only be formatted directly, reloading the system, time-consuming and laborious. If the notebook system crashes, as long as the first BIOS program in the boot drive set into a CD-ROM boot, and then restart the machine, put the notebook randomly presented the system Recovery disk, in the English prompt interface to choose to overwrite the operating system on it. After you do this, your notebook will automatically run the recovery program. Although there is no reflection, the hard drive light and the optical drive light will still be on, and about 15-20 minutes later, the notebook will revert to the original state of the purchase. In fact, some notebooks also provide a simpler solution for system crashes. Take the IBM ThinkPad notebook, if the system crashes, do not need to restore the disc. Because the inside of the ThinkPad has integrated the system Recovery function die fast. Once the system crashes, the user only needs to reboot, press the "F11" key, and then the system will restore itself.