@@My laptop is locked, it has a red laptop icon top left of the screen with a key next to it. I can't enter the setup.

With front of phone facing you. On the left side of the phone you will see two grey slim inline buttons, and or, keys. The top button, and or, first key is the UP/DOWN VOLUME key. The bottom button, and or, second key is the LOCK key.

(1) To UNLOCK the phone. GOTO the LOCK key. PRESS and HOLD until you see the screen read out display "KEYPAD UNLOCKED". You are now done.

(2) To RE-LOCK the phone. GOTO the LOCK key. PRESS and HOLD until you see the screen read out display "KEYPAD LOCKED". You are now done.

In Addition:

(3) To set AUTO-LOCK on the phone.

GOTO the MENU key. Located on the top left of the keypad on the front of the phone. The LARGE WHITE HORIZONTAL BAR directly under the word MENU on the screen readout. PRESS-IT ONCE. You now SEE the PREPAID ICON.

Next, locate the OK key, top center on the keypad. Directly below the middle of the screen readout.

Next, locate the UP-ARROW key directly above the OK key. By using the OK key PRESS-IT ONCE. Now you see the SETTINGS ICON.

Next, by using the OK key, PRESS-IT ONCE. Now you are in SETTINGS.

Next, locate the DOWN-ARROW key. Located directly below the OK key. PRESS-IT ONCE. PHONE SETTINGS should now be highlighted for you.

Next, by using the OK key, PRESS-IT ONCE. You are now in PHONE SETTINGS.

Next, GOTO the UP-ARROW, PRESS-IT ONCE. AUTO KEYPAD LOCK should now be highlighted for you.

Next, by using the OK key...(or...by using the WHITE HORIZONTAL BAR key, located directly below the OK on the screen read out). PRESS-IT ONCE. You are now in AUTO KEYPAD LOCK settings.

Next, by using the UP or DOWN ARROWS, GOTO the amount of minutes that you would like to set your phone to auto lock for.

Next, GOTO the OK key...(or...by using the WHITE HORIZONTAL BAR key, located directly below the screen read out). PRESS-IT ONCE. Your screen read out will now display, "DONE"

Your phone is now set to AUTO-LOCK when your phone has been at rest for the amount of minutes that you have selected.

If you would like your phone to lock sooner in order to place it in case, pocket, or purse. Simply refer to (2).

There are a few things to check. The LED lights can tell you a lot. This will tell you more about the battery:

1. On the taskbar, double-click the power cord icon or battery icon to open the Power Meter dialog box. Note: If the power cord icon or battery icon does not appear on the taskbar, click the show hidden icons button.
   
2. Press Fn+STATUS to view the power status box, which opens in the upper-left corner of the screen. The power status box shows the current power source, the battery charge level, and the power management mode.
3. Look at the battery charge indicator (if applicable).
   • LED green - Battery is fully charged.
   • LED orange - Battery is charging.
   • LED blinking red - Battery charge is very low.
   • LED solid red - Battery is malfunctioning. Note: This LED only lights up when the notebook is connected to AC power.
     
4. Press the battery meter button on the battery. The battery meter lights indicate the percentage of battery charge remaining.
5. Wait for a Low Battery warning message to appear.

If your battery charge indicator displays what looks like an inaccurate charge, you may need to recalibrate the battery.

To recalibrate the battery as mentioned, try this:

1. Connect the AC adapter and then turn on the notebook.
2. As soon as it starts and you see a startup screen, press the F2 key.
3. In the BIOS Setup utility, use the TAB key to select the Advanced menu.
4. On the Advanced menu, select Battery Auto Learning, and then press the SPACEBAR to select Enabled.
5. Use the RIGHT ARROW key to select the Exit menu. On the Exit menu select Exit Saving Changes, and then press ENTER.
6. At the Setup Confirmation prompt, select Yes, and then press ENTER.
7. The battery recalibration process begins and a screen opens showing you the progress.
8. When the recalibration has finished, and the message "Press [Esc] key to exit" appears, press Esc. The battery charge indicator now displays an accurate battery charge.

Hope this helps!!

Laptop computers have the advantage being portable and self-contained, but among their drawbacks is a keyboard without a separate number keypad. While for most applications number keypads are unnecessary, they can be useful for data entry. Laptops sometimes provide a number keypad by giving certain keys double duty, allowing them to enter numbers rather than letters when a "Number Lock" setting is turned on. Number Lock, however, can get turned on accidentally, or enabled by an operating system by default, which can really mess up your typing. If typing "M" ends up displaying a "0" on your screen, Number Lock is probably the problem.

Try to locate the function key. On a T-series ThinkPad, it's in the lower left hand corner. It should be labeled "Fn," and the lettering may be blue, green or red instead of white. If your laptop lacks a "Fn" key, use the "Shift" key for Step 3 below instead. Locate the key labeled with "NmLk". On a T-series ThinkPad it shares a key with "ScrLk" which sits on the very top row between the "PrtSc" and "Pause" keys. On other IBM laptops, the "NmLk" key might share a key with "Delete." While holding down the "Fn" key or the "Shift" key, depending on your model, press the "NmLk" key. This should turn off Number Lock and restore your keyboard to its usual state. Number Lock on an IBM laptop is a "toggle" setting. You can turn Number Lock on by following the same steps.

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At the top rignt are three icons, on right is red X and on left is (-) sign, ththe middle icon maxs the screen size.

There may be a button towards the top of the keyboard (one of the ones with LEDs next to them) that turns the touch pad on and off. Otherwise, there is usually a keyboard combination (the Fn key in the lower left + one of the F1-12 keys) that can toggle it on and off as well. Otherwise, in the lower right hand corner, if you plug in a mouse, you should be able to right click the touchpad icon and re-enable it.

Before you perform System Recovery you > Must disable Boot Booster.


1) Laptop off, press the Power On button, then start tapping repeatedly on the F2 key to show the POST screen.
(Tap slowly in 2 second intervals)

2) Press F2 again to enter BIOS Setup.
(If pressing doesn't do it, start tapping on the F2 key in 2 second intervals)


When you see the BIOS Setup Utility it will look like a chart, with a bold header going across the top.
You can No longer use your mouse.
To navigate around in the BIOS Setup Utility you have to use your keyboard.

In the bold header across the top of the BIOS Setup Utility you will see listed in order;
Main, Advanced, Security, Boot and Exit.



3) Use the Right Side Arrow key to highlight Boot.

{Not trying to be condescending. The Up, Down, Right, and Left Arrow keys, are to the left of the number pad.
Also below the Delete, End, and Page Down keys}

Once Boot is highlighted press the Enter key.

4) When in the Boot menu;
If Boot Booster is not highlighted, press the Down Arrow key to highlight it.
Now press the Enter key.

Enabled
Disabled

will be shown. Use the appropriate arrow key to highlight Disabled.

5) Press the F10 key. (Saves changes and reboots {Restarts} your computer)



Now to restore;

A) Restart your computer. (WinXP: Start > Turn Off Computer > Restart)

B) Start tapping in 2 second intervals on the F9 key.

C) Left-click on the check mark button to start System Recovery.

D) Follow the onscreen instructions to complete the recovery process.


ONCE DONE, and Windows is running again. Let Windows run for a few minutes.
Then shut Windows down normally.

Go through steps 1 through 5 above, but this time choose Enabled.
You need to turn Boot Booster back on once you've restored Windows, or your computer will be like molasses in the winter in booting up.

Asus moved the User Manual for the Eee PC 1005HA to their FTP site.

ftp://ftp.asus.com.tw/pub/ASUS/EeePC/1005HAB/

In the list click right on >
E4776_Eee_PC_1005HAB_XP_manual.zip

This is a Zip file.
After you unzip it you will have a PDF file.

After you click on the above file name a small window will come up.
Click on Save File.

Observe, and write down, what you see in the top of the next small window that comes up.
In the top of that window is where this file will download to.
It may have Desktop, or My Documents, or Downloads in the wording.

If it has Desktop in the wording, the file will go to your desktop screen.

If it has My Documents in the wording, the file will go to your My Documents folder.
{Start > My Documents}

If it has Downloads in the wording, the file will go to your Downloads folder.
(Start > My Documents > Double-click on Downloads}

When you see the file name double-click right on it.

Now click on Unzip in the list.
In the next window go to the upper left, and click on > Extract All Files.
Now click on Next, Next, and Finish at the bottom of the window.

In the last window that comes up, the file name will be next to a red PDF icon.
Double-click on it.
There is your User Manual.



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Go to the control panel and select, "User Accounts" and double left mouse click the on that icon. Next, you will see, "Pick a Task" at the top of that window and, closer to the bottom you will see, "or pick an account to change". Now if the password you want to setup an account for has not been created yet, you will need to create one go to Part 1. If the account icon is present go to Part 2. Part 1, You will need to select the second selection, "create an account". Then single left mouse click that icon and, next you will be asked to "Name the new account". Enter the name you want the account to be called and, single left mouse click, "Next". Next you will need to select the account type. Account type can be "Computer Aministrator" or, "Limited". Stroll the mouse over those positions and, a description of the two different accounts will be given. This should help you to decide which account type to choose. Next stroll down and select, "create an account". This will send you back to a previous screen and, display a new icon with the account you just created.

Part 2, Now double left mouse click the newly created account icon or, the already present account icon and it will say, "what do you want to change about (the name in which you gave the account)'s account or, your account". Next, notice the second selection say's, "create a password" and, single left mouse click that selection. This will move you to a screen that ask's you to enter the password twice and, create a hint in case you forget the password. Simply fill in the blanks and, select at the lower right, "Create Password". Now your done and close the window and, the account will be present at start up and will request a password for that account.

type in the password to enter the set jup (as it says, admin is the default) click setup wizard, put a dot in pppoa (I'm assuming you're in the UK) click next, put in your user name and password, vpi/vcn 0 and 38 and encapsulation VC MUX, click next put channel to 11, choose an ssid (i leave mine at 3Com), click next, check all the data is correct then click on apply.Now to set up the encryption start internet explorer (blue e) in the address bar type 192.168.1.1 and press enter in the new screen, type in the password to enter the set jup (as it says, admin is the default) click wireless settings on the left hand side of the screen, click setup wizard select wpa-psk from the drop down box where it says pre-shared key, type in a MEMORABLE password and then click apply. Now you will lose your wireless signal. Panic ye not! Click on the smatt TV in the lower right hand side of the screen (this is called the sys-tray) you will now see that the wireless icon which looks a bit like a telly with 3 yellow arcs coming out of it's right hand side has a red cross on it. Click it once, click view wireless networks and then on the new screen click refresh network list. You will after a few seconds see your network -click on it and then on connect. A new box will come up asking you for the network key aka password. Enter the memorable password you have just forgotten in the upper and lower boxes and press enter. Et voila! you now have an encrypted wireless network and you can only get onto it if you know the memorable password!

1. Connection of phone line, ethernet and power adapter
2. Indicator light: POWER: green; Ethernet: blink; DSL: green; Internet: blink or red
3. Open IE browser.
4. address: 192.168.1.254
5. Click "Run System Setup Wizard"
6. Log-in with preset password: admin. Or change password: click "I forgot the password." Under question "Here’s a hint for the password wedding date", click "I still can’t remember the password.". Then Reset System Password by enter System Key which locate on back of the Router (like: [1234567890]), and your new password, then click "Submit"
7."Set Up Your 2700HG-B Gateway" screen. Keep default "Key Code". Click "Next"
8. "Time Zone". Select your time zone,then click "NEXT"
9. "Set Up Connection Info". Enter "PPP Authentication" information provided by internet service provider. "Username", "Password", and "Confirm Password", then click "NEXT"
10. Screen "Connecting" running...
11. Auto turn to screen "2700HG-B Gateway Setup Complete", click "FINISH", or "EXIT" to complete setup or "Register" to register with 2WIRE on line.
For a more detailed first time install no software needed check this link:
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/14083
Enjoy!
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If you have a motorola the pass key is 0000 unless you changed the pass key because then nobody will know it except you. Hope this helped =)