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Getting Started
Compaq Presario
6000 Series Computer
This guide helps you get acquainted with the features of your
computer and provides solutions to problems.
Connection locations and system components may vary.
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Getting Started

bGetting StartedCompaq Presario6000 Series ComputerThis guide helps you get acquainted with the features of your computer and provides solutions to pr

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2–4 Getting StartedUsing the ComputerSupport for Disc TypesYou can use several different types of optical discs with your CD or DVD drives. The type o

Page 3 - Contents

Getting Started 2–5Using the ComputerCD-R Data Yes(only once)Yes Requires CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, CD-RW, or DVD+R/RW hardwareVaries per modelMP3 Music Yes(on

Page 4 - 6 Upgrading the Computer

2–6 Getting StartedUsing the ComputerInserting and Removing a CD or DVD DiscTo insert or remove a CD or DVD disc, follow the procedures below.✎Your co

Page 5 - ■ Warranty and Support Guide

Getting Started 2–7Using the ComputerListening to MusicYou can listen to music using any CD-ROM, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, or DVD+R/RW drive.To Listen to Music1

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2–8 Getting StartedUsing the Computer5. Make adjustments to the device and speaker volume levels.6. Click Apply, then OK.Playing a MovieYou can play a

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Getting Started 2–9Using the Computer2. Wait for the DVD to start playing automatically. If it does not, follow these steps.a. Click the Start button

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2–10 Getting StartedUsing the ComputerMaintaining the CD or DVD DriveKeep the following guidelines in mind when maintaining and cleaning your CD or DV

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Getting Started 2–11Using the ComputerUsing the MouseYour computer includes either a Scroll Mouse or an Optical Mouse.If you wish, you can switch the

Page 10 - Support for Disc Types

2–12 Getting StartedUsing the Computer4. Click Mouse.5. Check “Switch primary and secondary buttons” on the Buttons tab.6. Click OK to apply the chang

Page 11 - Using the Computer

Getting Started 2–13Using the Computer Some wood grains and grooved surfaces may also cause tracking problems. If your mouse does not function prope

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© 2002 Compaq Computer Corporation.Compaq, the Compaq logo, Armada, Deskpro, Evo, and iPAQ are trademarks of Compaq Computer Corporation in the U.S. a

Page 13 - Listening to Music

2–14 Getting StartedUsing the ComputerUsing the Internet ButtonsThe Internet Buttons make accessing your favorite Web sites, services, and application

Page 14 - Playing a Movie

Getting Started 2–15Using the ComputerInternet Buttons1 Instant Internet Provides your daily starting point to the Internet. It connects you to a cust

Page 15 - Creating a CD

2–16 Getting StartedUsing the ComputerCustomizing the Internet ButtonsAll Internet Buttons can be reprogrammed to open any software application or dat

Page 16 - 2–10 Getting Started

Getting Started 3–13Using the InternetThe Internet is a global, interlinked network of computers that allows you to connect your computer with others

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3–2 Getting StartedUsing the InternetWhat Is a Hyperlink?Imagine you’re reading a newspaper. On page 1, you may read something like “For more details,

Page 18 - Using the Scroll Mouse

Getting Started 3–3Using the InternetTo Set Up Microsoft Outlook Express Email1. Press the Email ƒ button on the keyboard.✎If the Internet Connection

Page 19 - Getting Started 2–13

3–4 Getting StartedUsing the InternetTo Read Your Email MessagesYour ISP receives email messages for you automatically, even when your computer is shu

Page 20 - Using the Internet Buttons

Getting Started 3–5Using the InternetTo Restrict Internet Content1. On the Windows desktop, click Start, then click Control Panel.2. In the Control Pa

Page 22 - 2–16 Getting Started

Getting Started 4–14Maintaining the ComputerRoutine and preventive maintenance for the computer is important. A few basic procedures will help keep th

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Getting Started iiiContents1 Getting Information and UpdatesWarranty and Support Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 24 - Web Browsers

4–2 Getting StartedMaintaining the ComputerPreventive MaintenancePreventive maintenance is essential for keeping your computer in good working conditi

Page 25 - To Send an Email

Getting Started 4–3Maintaining the Computer6. On the General tab, click Disk Cleanup.7. Click the types of files you want to delete.8. Click OK.Emptyi

Page 26 - Content Advisor

4–4 Getting StartedMaintaining the ComputerTo Empty the Recycle Bin1. Double click the Recycle Bin icon on your Windows desktop.2. On the File menu, c

Page 27 - To Restrict Internet Content

Getting Started 4–5Maintaining the Computer7. Select the disk check options you want to use.8. Click Start to begin scanning.Defragmenting the DriveYo

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4–6 Getting StartedMaintaining the ComputerSystem RecoveryIf you have trouble running programs or accessing data, some files on your hard drive may ha

Page 29 - Maintaining the Computer

Getting Started 4–7Maintaining the Computer2. Insert the Compaq System Recovery CD #1.3. Follow the instructions included with the CDs.Virus Protectio

Page 31 - Emptying the Recycle Bin

Getting Started 5–15Finding Help & SupportThis chapter provides information for identifying and solving common problems that may occur with your c

Page 32 - Scanning the Hard Drive

5–2 Getting StartedFinding Help & SupportOnline Service and SupportFor rapid access to accurate service and support solutions, go to compaq.com/co

Page 33 - Defragmenting the Drive

Getting Started 5–3Finding Help & SupportPreparing to Ship the ComputerIf you have to ship the computer to Compaq for service, follow these guidel

Page 34 - System Recovery

Getting Started ivContents4 Maintaining the ComputerRoutine Maintenance Guidelines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 35 - Virus Protection

5–4 Getting StartedFinding Help & SupportAudioSymptom Problem SolutionNo sound. Speaker cables are not properly connected.Turn off your computer u

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Getting Started 5–5Finding Help & SupportCD-ROM, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, or DVD+R/RW DriveSymptom Problem SolutionCD-ROM, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, or DVD+R/RW driv

Page 37 - Finding Help & Support

5–6 Getting StartedFinding Help & SupportRecording audio CDs is difficult or impossible.Wrong disc type or poor quality disc.Verify that you are u

Page 38 - Online Service and Support

Getting Started 5–7Finding Help & SupportDiskette drive light stays on. Diskette has been improperly inserted.Remove the diskette and reinsert it:

Page 39 - Solving Minor Problems

5–8 Getting StartedFinding Help & SupportDiskette drive cannot save information to the diskette.Diskette is not formatted. To format the diskette:

Page 40 - 5–4 Getting Started

Getting Started 5–9Finding Help & SupportDiskette drive cannot read a diskette.Diskette drive has failed. Press the Help G button on the keyboard

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5–10 Getting StartedFinding Help & SupportDisplay (Monitor)Symptom Problem Solution✎If you encounter display problems, refer to the documentation

Page 42 - Diskette Drive

Getting Started 5–11Finding Help & SupportHard DriveSymptom Problem SolutionComputer seems to be locked up.Program in use has stopped responding t

Page 43 - Diskette Drive (Continued)

5–12 Getting StartedFinding Help & SupportHardware InstallationSymptom Problem SolutionA new device is not recognized as part of the system.Device

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Getting Started 5–13Finding Help & SupportInternet AccessSymptom Problem SolutionCannot connect to the Internet.Internet Service Provider (ISP) ac

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Getting Started 1–11Getting Information and UpdatesInformation about your computer is available in the printed documents that came with your computer

Page 46 - Display (Monitor)

5–14 Getting StartedFinding Help & SupportCannot automatically launch Internet programs.You must log in to your ISP before some programs will star

Page 47 - Hard Drive

Getting Started 5–15Finding Help & SupportKeyboard and Scroll MouseSymptom Problem SolutionKeyboard commands and typing are not recognized by the

Page 48 - Hardware Installation

5–16 Getting StartedFinding Help & SupportMouse does not respond to movement or is too slow.Mouse connector is not properly plugged into the back

Page 49 - Internet Access

Getting Started 5–17Finding Help & SupportMemorySymptom Problem SolutionInsufficient memory message is displayed.All memory in the computer is bei

Page 50 - Internet Access (Continued)

5–18 Getting StartedFinding Help & SupportPowerSymptom Problem SolutionComputer will not turn on. Line voltage selection switch is not in the prop

Page 51 - Keyboard and Scroll Mouse

Getting Started 5–19Finding Help & Support“Illegal Operation has Occurred” error message is displayed.Software being used is not Microsoft-certifi

Page 52 - 5–16 Getting Started

5–20 Getting StartedFinding Help & SupportComputer powered off automatically.The unit temperature was exceeded. The fan may be blocked.1. Unit is

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Getting Started 6–16Upgrading the ComputerYou can replace or upgrade several components in your computer. This chapter describes procedures for access

Page 54 - 5–18 Getting Started

6–2 Getting StartedUpgrading the Computer3. Disconnect the power cord from the electrical outlet 1 and then from the computer 2.Disconnecting the Powe

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Getting Started 6–3Upgrading the Computer6. Remove the access panel by loosening the screw 1 that secures the access panel to the computer chassis. S

Page 56 - Miscellaneous

1–2 Getting StartedGetting Information and UpdatesWarranty and Support GuideThe Warranty and Support Guide describes the Compaq commitment to repair o

Page 57 - Upgrading the Computer

6–4 Getting StartedUpgrading the Computer7. Remove the front bezel by gently prying the top section 1 of the bezel away from the chassis. On the insid

Page 58 - Disconnecting the Power Cord

Getting Started 6–5Upgrading the ComputerÄCAUTION: Make sure you back up your personal files on the hard drive to an external storage device, such as

Page 59 - Getting Started 6–3

6–6 Getting StartedUpgrading the ComputerRemoving A Drive1. Locate the drive you want to remove. See “Locating Drive Positions” on page 6–5 for detail

Page 60 - Removing or Upgrading a Drive

Getting Started 6–7Upgrading the ComputerDisconnecting the Diskette Drive CablesDisconnecting the Hard Drive Cables

Page 61 - Locating Drive Positions

6–8 Getting StartedUpgrading the Computer4. A latch drive bracket with release tabs 1 secures the drives in their respective positions. Lift the relea

Page 62 - Removing A Drive

Getting Started 6–9Upgrading the Computer2. Slide the drive into the drive bay 1, making sure to align the guide screws with the guide slots, until it

Page 63 - Getting Started 6–7

6–10 Getting StartedUpgrading the Computer3. Reconnect the power and data cables to your drive as indicated in the following illustrations.Reconnectin

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Getting Started 6–11Upgrading the ComputerReconnecting the Hard Drive Cables4. Complete the procedure described in “Reassembling the Computer” on page

Page 65 - Getting Started 6–9

6–12 Getting StartedUpgrading the ComputerRemoving a Memory ModuleÄCAUTION: When handling a memory module, be careful not to touch any of the contacts

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Getting Started 6–13Upgrading the Computer3. Open both latches of the memory module socket 1 found at each end of the memory module. Lift the memory m

Page 67 - Upgrading or Replacing Memory

Getting Started 2–12Using the ComputerThe operation of your computer is controlled by two kinds of software: Software applications, such as Microsoft

Page 68 - Removing a Memory Module

6–14 Getting StartedUpgrading the Computer1. Open both latches of the memory module socket 1.Opening the Latches on the Memory Module SocketIf you are

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Getting Started 6–15Upgrading the Computer2. The memory module can be installed in only one way. Match the notch on the module 1 with the tab on the m

Page 70 - 6–14 Getting Started

6–16 Getting StartedUpgrading the ComputerRemoving or Installing an Expansion CardAn expansion card is a circuit board that fits into a computer expan

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Getting Started 6–17Upgrading the Computer3. Inside the computer, locate the expansion slots on the system board.4. If you are removing an expansion c

Page 72 - ■ Sound Card

6–18 Getting StartedUpgrading the Computer6. If you are replacing or adding a new expansion card, align the edge of the expansion card with the slot o

Page 73 - Removing an Expansion Card

Getting Started 6–19Upgrading the Computer8. Replace the expansion cover bracket 1 and screw 2.Replacing the Expansion Bracket Cover9. Complete the pr

Page 74 - 6–18 Getting Started

6–20 Getting StartedUpgrading the ComputerReassembling the Computer1. Position the chassis in the upright position. At an angle, align the top of the

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Getting Started 6–21Upgrading the Computer2. Place the side access panel in the proper position on the chassis and slide it into place 1. Ensure that

Page 76 - Reassembling the Computer

6–22 Getting StartedUpgrading the Computer3. Reconnect the power cable 2 to the computer and plug the cable into an electrical outlet 1.Reconnecting t

Page 77 - Getting Started 6–21

Getting Started Index–1IndexAaccess panelremoving 6–3replacing 6–21adding drive 6–8adjusting volume 2–7application key 2–14arrow keys 2–14audio troubl

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2–2 Getting StartedUsing the Computer To insert a diskette, hold it with the label facing up and the arrow on the diskette pointing toward the drive;

Page 79 - Getting Started Index–1

Index–2 Getting StartedIndexsetting up 3–3using 3–2entertainment button 2–16expansion card 6–16expansion slots 6–17Ffloppy diskSee diskettefloppy driv

Page 80 - Index–2 Getting Started

Getting Started Index–3Indexremoving 6–12Micosoft System Restore 4–6monitor troubleshooting 5–10mouseautoscrolling 2–12buttons 2–11clicking 2–11double

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Index–4 Getting StartedIndexscroll mouse 5–15Uupgrading 6–1Vvirus protection 4–7WWarranty and Support Guide 1–2warranty information 1–2, 5–2Web browse

Page 82 - Index–4 Getting Started

Getting Started 2–3Using the Computer3. Click the hard disk drive you are checking.4. Notice the amount of free space listed in the Details area and m

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