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Booting to a USB Device
Memory Key
NOTE: You cannot set the parallel connector to 3BCh if Mode is set to EPP.
l Diskette Interface — The settings are Auto (default), Read Only, and Off.
¡ Auto turns off the integrated floppy drive controller when necessary to accommodate a controller card installed in an expansion slot.
¡ Read Only prevents the computer's integrated floppy drive controller from writing to floppy drives and activates Auto.
l PC Speaker — The settings are On (default) and Off.
l Primary Video Controller — The settings are Auto (default) and Onboard.
l Onboard Video Buffer — The settings are 1 MB (default) and 8 MB.
Power Management — See "Power Management" for more information.
l Suspend Mode — The options are S1 or S3.
l AC Power Recovery — Determines what happens when AC power is restored to the computer.
¡ Off (default) — The computer remains off when AC power is restored.
¡ On — The computer starts when AC power is restored.
¡ Last — The computer returns to the AC power state existing at the time that AC power was lost
l Low Power Mode — The settings are Enabled and Disabled.
System Security — See "Security" for more information.
Keyboard NumLock — The settings are On and Off (does not apply to 84-key keyboards).
¡ On (default) — activates the rightmost bank of keys so they provide the mathematical and numeric functions shown at the top of each key.
¡ Off — activates the rightmost bank of keys so they provide cursor-control functions shown by the label on the bottom of each key.
Report Keyboard Errors — Settings are Report (default) and Do Not Report.
Auto Power On —
Sets time and days of week to automatically turn on the computer. Time is kept in a 24-hour format (hours:minutes).
l Mode — Settings are Disabled (default), Weekdays, or Everyday.
l Auto Power On Time — Change the start-up time by pressing the right- or left-arrow keys to increase or decrease the numbers or type numbers in
both the date and time fields.
This feature does not work if you turn off your computer using a power strip or surge protector.
Remote Wake Up — provides the ability either to remotely wake a computer from a low-power sleep state or to remotely start up a computer that is turned
off but connected to a power source.
l On — The computer will start up when the appropriate signal is received by the network adapter or modem.
l Off — The computer will not start up remotely.
l On w/Boot to NIC — When the network adapter or modem receives the appropriate signal, the computer attempts to boot from a network server. If
a boot routine is not available from the network server, the computer attempts to boot from the devices specified in the boot sequence.
Fastboot
l On (default) — Your computer boots in 10 seconds or less, skipping certain configurations and tests.
l Off — Your computer does not skip certain configurations and tests during the boot process.
OS Install Mode
Settings are Off and On.
l On — the amount of system memory available to the operating system is 256 MB, regardless of how much memory is present in the system.
l Off — all of the system memory available to the operating system.
Hard Drive Acoustics Mode
The acoustics mode field may contain the following options:
l Quiet (default) — The hard drive operates in its quietest setting.
l Performance — The hard drive operates at its maximum speed.
NOTE: Switching to Performance mode may cause the drive to be noisier, but its performance is not affected.
l Bypass — Your computer does not test or change the current acoustics mode setting.
l Suggested — The hard drive operates at the level suggested by the hard-drive manufacturer.
NOTE: Changing the acoustics setting does not alter your hard-drive image.
System Event Log — View or clear system event logs.
Asset Tag — Displays the customer-programmable asset tag number for the computer if an asset tag number is assigned.
NOTE: To boot to a USB device, the device must be bootable. To ensure that your device is bootable, check the device documentation.
- Notes, Notices, and Cautions 1
- Abbreviations and Acronyms 1
- Small Desktop Computer 1
- Mini-Tower Computer 1
- Advanced Troubleshooting 3
- Dell Diagnostics Main Menu 4
- Drivers 5
- Creating a Restore Point 7
- Reinstalling Windows XP 8
- Microsoft®Windows®XP 9
- Windows 2000 10
- Advanced Features 11
- Password Protection 12
- Typing Your System Password 13
- Setup Password 14
- System Setup 15
- Entering System Setup 16
- System Setup Screens 16
- Boot Sequence 17
- System Setup Options 18
- Booting to a USB Device 19
- Power Button 20
- Power Management 20
- Hyper-Threading 21
- Battery 22
- Before You Begin 24
- Cleaning Your Computer 26
- Chassis Speaker 28
- Removing the Chassis Speaker 29
- Operating System CD 33
- Glossary 34
- Getting Help 42
- AutoTech Service 43
- Problems With Your Order 44
- Product Information 44
- Before You Call 44
- Contacting Dell 45
- I/O Panel 53
- Memory 57
- Removing Memory 59
- Power Supply 60
- DC Power Connectors 62
- DC Power Connector P2 63
- DC Power Connector P5 63
- DC Power Connector P6 63
- DC Power Connector P7 63
- Main Power Connector 64
- 12-volt Power Connector 64
- Peripheral Power Connectors 64
- FCC Notices (U.S. Only) 66
- System Board 68
- Removing the Computer Cover 71
- Front View 72
- Back View 73
- Inside Your Computer 74
- System Board Components 75
- Opening the Computer Cover 82
- Front-Panel Inserts 86
- Installing a CD/DVD Drive 88
- Installing a Floppy Drive 90
- Installing Cards 100
- Removing Cards 101
- Control Panel 103
- Drives 105
- Hard Drive 106
- Installing a Hard Drive 107
- CD/DVD Drive 110
- Floppy Drive 114
- Back to Contents Page 117
- Processor 118
- Solving Problems 122
- Beep Codes 123
- Battery Problems 124
- Card Problems 124
- Drive Problems 125
- Dropped or Damaged Computer 126
- Error Messages 127
- General Problems 129
- Keyboard Problems 130
- Memory Problems 131
- Mouse Problems 131
- Network Problems 131
- Power Problems 132
- Printer Problems 132
- Sound and Speaker Problems 133
- System Board Problems 134
- Video and Monitor Problems 134
- If the screen is blank 135
- Specifications 136
- Warranty 140
- Adding User Accounts 142
- Fast User Switching 142
- Network Setup Wizard 143
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