Compal Electronics TP00078ASI User Manual

Download

ThinkPadYoga260UserGuide

Note:Beforeusingthisinformationandtheproductitsupports,besuretoreadandunderstandthefollowing:

•Safety,Warranty,andSetupGuide

•RegulatoryNotice

•“Importantsafetyinformation”onpagevi

•AppendixF“Notices”onpage161

ThelatestSafety,Warranty,andSetupGuideandtheRegulatoryNoticeareavailableontheLenovoSupport Websiteat: http://www.lenovo.com/UserManuals

SecondEdition(January2016)

©CopyrightLenovo2016.

LIMITEDANDRESTRICTEDRIGHTSNOTICE:IfdataorsoftwareisdeliveredpursuanttoaGeneralServices Administration“GSA”contract,use,reproduction,ordisclosureissubjecttorestrictionssetforthinContractNo. GS-35F-05925.

Contents

Readthisﬁrst..............v

Importantsafetyinformation..........vi

Conditionsthatrequireimmediateaction..vii

Safetyguidelines............vii

Chapter1.Productoverview......1

Locatingcomputercontrols,connectors,and

indicators..................1

Frontview................1

Right-sideview..............2

Left-sideview..............4

Bottomview...............5

Statusindicators.............6

Locatingimportantproductinformation......7

Machinetypeandmodelinformation.....7

FCCIDandICCertiﬁcationinformation....8

LabelsfortheWindowsoperatingsystems...9

Features.................10

Speciﬁcations...............11

Operatingenvironment...........12

Lenovoprograms.............12

AccessingLenovoprograms.......12

AnintroductiontoLenovoprograms....13

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer...15

Registeringyourcomputer..........15

Frequentlyaskedquestions.........15

Usingthespecialbuttons..........17

GettinghelpabouttheWindowsoperating

system..................17

Usingthemulti-touchscreen.........17

ThinkPadPenPro.............20

Specialkeys...............21

Operatingmodes..............23

Enablingtheoperatingmodes.......24

Rotatingthecomputerdisplay.......24

Notebookmode............25

Standmode..............25

Tabletmode..............26

Tentmode..............27

Usingthekeyboard.............28

ThinkPadpointingdevice..........30

TrackPointpointingdevice........30

Trackpad...............31

Trackpadtouchgestures.........32

CustomizingtheThinkPadpointingdevice..33

Replacingthecaponthepointingstick...33

Powermanagement............34

Usingtheacpower...........34

Usingthebatterypower.........35

Power-savingmodes..........36

Managingthepowerplan........36

Connectingtothenetwork..........37

Ethernetconnections..........37

Wirelessconnections..........37

Usinganexternaldisplay..........41

Connectinganexternaldisplay......42

Choosingadisplaymode........42

Changingdisplaysettings........43

Usingaudiofeatures............43

Usingthecamera.............43

Usingasmartcard.............44

Chapter3.Enhancingyour

computer...............47

FindingThinkPadoptions..........47

ThinkPadOneLink+Dock..........47

ThinkPadWiGigDock............48

Locatingcontrols,connectors,and

indicators...............48

SettinguptheThinkPadWiGigDock....50

UsingtheThinkPadWiGigDock......52

Chapter4.Youandyourcomputer..55

Accessibilityandcomfort..........55

Ergonomicinformation..........55

Comfort...............56

Accessibilityinformation.........56

Travelingwithyourcomputer.........59

Traveltips...............59

Travelaccessories...........59

Chapter5.Security..........61

Usingpasswords..............61

Typingpasswords...........61

Power-onpassword...........61

Supervisorpassword..........62

Harddiskpasswords..........63

Harddisksecurity.............65

Settingthesecuritychip...........66

Usingtheﬁngerprintreader..........67

Noticeondeletingdatafromyourstorage

devices.................70

Usingﬁrewalls...............70

©CopyrightLenovo2016

Protectingdataagainstviruses........71

Chapter6.Advancedconﬁguration..73

Installinganewoperatingsystem.......73

InstallingtheWindows7operatingsystem..73

InstallingtheWindows10operatingsystem.74

Installingdevicedrivers...........75

UsingtheThinkPadSetupprogram......75

Mainmenu..............76

Conﬁgmenu..............76

DateandTimemenu..........82

Securitymenu.............82

Startupmenu.............87

Restartmenu.............88

UpdatingtheUEFIBIOS.........89

Usingsystemmanagement..........89

Settingmanagementfeatures.......90

Chapter7.Preventingproblems...93

Generaltipsforpreventingproblems......93

Makingsuredevicedriversareup-to-date....94

Takingcareofyourcomputer.........95

Cleaningthecoverofyourcomputer....96

UsingtheRescueandRecovery

workspace..............117

Creatingandusingarescuemedium....118

Reinstallingpreinstalledprogramsanddevice

drivers................118

Solvingrecoveryproblems........119

RecoveryoverviewfortheWindows10operating

system..................120

Resettingyourcomputer.........120

Usingadvancedstartupoptions......120

RecoveringyouroperatingsystemifWindows

10failstostart.............120

CreatingandusingarecoveryUSBdrive..121

Chapter10.Replacingdevices...123

Staticelectricityprevention..........123

Disablingthebuilt-inbattery.........123

InstallingorreplacingthemicroSIMcard....124

InstallingorremovingthemicroSDcard....126

Replacingthebasecoverassembly......128

ReplacingtheM.2solid-statedrive......129

Replacingamemorymodule.........131

ReplacingthewirelessWANcard.......133

Replacingthecoin-cellbattery........135

Chapter8.Troubleshootingcomputer

problems...............99

Diagnosingproblems............99

Troubleshooting..............99

Computerstopsresponding.......99

Spillsonthekeyboard..........100

Errormessages............100

Errorswithoutmessages.........102

Beeperrors..............103

Memorymoduleproblems........103

Networkingproblems..........103

Problemswiththekeyboardandotherpointing

devices................105

Problemswiththedisplayandmultimedia

devices................106

Fingerprintreaderproblems........111

Batteryandpowerproblems.......111

Problemswithdrivesandotherstorage

devices................114

Asoftwareproblem...........114

Problemswithportsandconnectors....114

Chapter9.Recoveryoverview...115

RecoveryoverviewfortheWindows7operating

system..................115

Creatingandusingrecoverymedia.....115

Performingbackupandrecovery

operations..............116

Chapter11.Gettingsupport....137

BeforeyoucontactLenovo..........137

Gettinghelpandservice...........137

Usingdiagnosticprograms........138

LenovoSupportWebsite.........138

CallingLenovo.............138

Purchasingadditionalservices........139

AppendixA.Supplemental informationabouttheUbuntu

operatingsystem..........141

AppendixB.Regulatory

Information.............145

LocatingtheUltraConnect™wirelessantennas..145

Wirelessrelatedinformation.........146

Wireless-radiocomplianceinformation...147

Locatingwirelessregulatorynotices....148

Certiﬁcationrelatedinformation........148

Exportclassiﬁcationnotice..........148

Electronicemissionnotices..........148

FederalCommunicationsCommission

DeclarationofConformity........148

IndustryCanadaClassBemissioncompliance

statement...............149

EuropeanUnion-Compliancetothe

ElectromagneticCompatibilityDirective...149

GermanClassBcompliancestatement...149

iiThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

KoreaClassBcompliancestatement....150

JapanVCCIClassBcompliancestatement..150

Japannoticeforacpowercord......150

Japancompliancestatementforproducts whichconnecttothepowermainswith ratedcurrentlessthanorequalto20Aper

phase................150

Lenovoproductserviceinformationfor

Taiwan................150

Eurasiancompliancemark..........150

Brazilaudionotice.............151

AppendixC.WEEEandrecycling

statements.............153

ImportantWEEEinformation.........153

RecyclinginformationforChina........154

RecyclinginformationforJapan........154

RecyclinginformationforBrazil........155

BatteryrecyclinginformationforTaiwan.....155

BatteryrecyclinginformationfortheEuropean

Union..................155

BatteryrecyclinginformationfortheUnitedStates

andCanada................156

AppendixD.RestrictionofHazardous

SubstancesDirective(RoHS)....157

EuropeanUnionRoHS...........157

TurkishRoHS...............157

UkraineRoHS...............157

IndiaRoHS................157

ChinaRoHS................158

AppendixE.ENERGYST ARmodel

information.............159

AppendixF.Notices.........161

Trademarks................162

©CopyrightLenovo2016

iii

ivThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Readthisﬁrst

Besuretofollowtheimportanttipsgivenheretogetthemostuseandenjoymentoutofyourcomputer. Failuretodosomightleadtodiscomfortorinjury,orcauseyourcomputertofail.

Protectyourselffromtheheatthatyourcomputergenerates.

Whenyourcomputeristurnedonorthebatteryischarging,thebase,thepalm rest,andsomeotherpartsmaybecomehot.Thetemperaturetheyreach dependsontheamountofsystemactivityandthelevelofchargeinthebattery.

Extendedcontactwithyourbody,eventhroughclothing,couldcause discomfortorevenaskinburn.

•Avoidkeepingyourhands,yourlap,oranyotherpartofyourbodyin contactwithahotsectionofthecomputerforanyextendedtime.

•Periodicallytakehandsfromusingthekeyboardbyliftingyourhandsfrom thepalmrest.

Protectyourselffromtheheatgeneratedbytheacpoweradapter.

Whentheacpoweradapterisconnectedtoanelectricaloutletandyour computer,itgeneratesheat.

Extendedcontactwithyourbody,eventhroughclothing,maycauseaskin burn.

•Donotplacetheacpoweradapterincontactwithanypartofyourbody whileitisinuse.

•Neveruseittowarmyourbody.

Preventyourcomputerfromgettingwet.

Protectthecablesfrombeingdamaged.

Toavoidspillsandthedangerofelectricalshock,keepliquidsawayfromyour computer.

Applyingstrongforcetocablesmaydamageorbreakthem.

Routecommunicationlines,orthecablesofanacpoweradapter,amouse,a keyboard,aprinter,oranyotherelectronicdevice,sothattheycannotbewalked on,trippedover,pinchedbyyourcomputerorotherobjects,orinanyway subjectedtotreatmentthatcouldinterferewiththeoperationofyourcomputer.

©CopyrightLenovo2016

Protectyourcomputeranddatawhenmovingit.

Beforemovingacomputerequippedwithaharddiskdrive,dooneofthe following,andmakesurethatthepowerbuttonisofforisblinking:

•T urnitoff.

•Putitinsleepmode.

•Putitinhibernationmode.

Thiswillhelptopreventdamagetothecomputer,andpossiblelossofdata.

Handleyourcomputergently.

Donotdrop,bump,scratch,twist,hit,vibrate,push,orplaceheavyobjectson yourcomputer,display,orexternaldevices.

Carryyourcomputercarefully.

•Useaqualitycarryingcasethatprovidesadequatecushioningandprotection.

•Donotpackyourcomputerinatightlypackedsuitcaseorbag.

•Beforeputtingyourcomputerinacarryingcase,makesurethatitisoff,insleep mode,orinhibernationmode.Donotputacomputerinacarryingcasewhileit isturnedon.

Importantsafetyinformation

Note:Readtheimportantsafetyinformationﬁrst.

Thisinformationcanhelpyousafelyuseyournotebookcomputer.Followandretainallinformationincluded withyourcomputer.Theinformationinthisdocumentdoesnotalterthetermsofyourpurchaseagreement ortheLenovo andSetupGuidethatcomeswithyourcomputer.

Customersafetyisimportant.Ourproductsaredevelopedtobesafeandeffective.However,personal computersareelectronicdevices.Powercords,poweradapters,andotherfeaturescancreatepotential safetyrisksthatcanresultinphysicalinjuryorpropertydamage,especiallyifmisused.Toreducethese risks,followtheinstructionsincludedwithyourproduct,observeallwarningsontheproductandinthe operatinginstructions,andreviewtheinformationincludedinthisdocumentcarefully.Bycarefullyfollowing theinformationcontainedinthisdocumentandprovidedwithyourproduct,youcanhelpprotectyourself fromhazardsandcreateasafercomputerworkenvironment.

Note:Thisinformationincludesreferencestopoweradaptersandbatteries.Inadditiontonotebook computers,someproducts(suchasspeakersandmonitors)shipwithexternalpoweradapters.Ifyouhave suchaproduct,thisinformationappliestoyourproduct.Inaddition,computerproductscontainacoin-cell batterythatprovidespowertothesystemclockevenwhenthecomputerisunplugged,sothebattery safetyinformationappliestoallcomputerproducts.

LimitedWarranty.Formoreinformation,see“WarrantyInformation”intheSafety,Warranty,

viThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Conditionsthatrequireimmediateaction

Productscanbecomedamagedduetomisuseorneglect.Someproductdamageisseriousenough thattheproductshouldnotbeusedagainuntilithasbeeninspectedand,ifnecessary,repairedby anauthorizedservicer.

Aswithanyelectronicdevice,paycloseattentiontotheproductwhenitisturnedon.Onveryrare occasions,youmightnoticeanodororseeapuffofsmokeorsparksventfromyourproduct.Oryou mighthearsoundslikepopping,crackingorhissing.Theseconditionsmightmerelymeanthatan internalelectroniccomponenthasfailedinasafeandcontrolledmanner .Or,theymightindicate apotentialsafetyissue.However,donottakerisksorattempttodiagnosethesituationyourself. ContacttheCustomerSupportCenterforfurtherguidance.ForalistofServiceandSupportphone numbers,seethefollowingWebsite:

http://www.lenovo.com/support/phone

Frequentlyinspectyourcomputeranditscomponentsfordamageorwearorsignsofdanger. Ifyouhaveanyquestionabouttheconditionofacomponent,donotusetheproduct.Contact theCustomerSupportCenterortheproductmanufacturerforinstructionsonhowtoinspectthe productandhaveitrepaired,ifnecessary.

Intheunlikelyeventthatyounoticeanyofthefollowingconditions,orifyouhaveanysafety concernswithyourproduct,stopusingtheproductandunplugitfromthepowersourceand telecommunicationlinesuntilyoucanspeaktotheCustomerSupportCenterforfurtherguidance.

•Powercords,plugs,poweradapters,extensioncords,surgeprotectors,orpowersuppliesthatare cracked,broken,ordamaged.

•Signsofoverheating,smoke,sparks,orﬁre.

•Damagetoabattery(suchascracks,dents,orcreases),dischargefromabattery,orabuildupofforeign substancesonthebattery.

•Acracking,hissingorpoppingsound,orstrongodorthatcomesfromtheproduct.

•Signsthatliquidhasbeenspilledoranobjecthasfallenontothecomputerproduct,thepowercordor poweradapter.

•Thecomputerproduct,powercord,orpoweradapterhasbeenexposedtowater.

•Theproducthasbeendroppedordamagedinanyway.

•Theproductdoesnotoperatenormallywhenyoufollowtheoperatinginstructions.

Note:Ifyounoticetheseconditionswithaproduct(suchasanextensioncord)thatisnotmanufacturedfor orbyLenovo,stopusingthatproductuntilyoucancontacttheproductmanufacturerforfurtherinstructions, oruntilyougetasuitablereplacement.

Safetyguidelines

Alwaysobservethefollowingprecautionstoreducetheriskofinjuryandpropertydamage.

Serviceandupgrades

DonotattempttoserviceaproductyourselfunlessinstructedtodosobytheCustomerSupportCenteror yourdocumentation.OnlyuseaServiceProviderwhoisapprovedtorepairyourparticularproduct.

Note:Somecomputerpartscanbeupgradedorreplacedbythecustomer.Upgradestypicallyare referredtoasoptions.ReplacementpartsapprovedforcustomerinstallationarereferredtoasCustomer ReplaceableUnits,orCRUs.Lenovoprovidesdocumentationwithinstructionswhenitisappropriatefor customerstoinstalloptionsorreplaceCRUs.Y oumustcloselyfollowallinstructionswheninstallingor replacingparts.TheOffstateofapowerindicatordoesnotnecessarilymeanthatvoltagelevelsinsidea

©CopyrightLenovo2016

vii

productarezero.Beforeyouremovethecoversfromaproductequippedwithapowercord,alwaysmake surethatthepoweristurnedoffandthattheproductisunpluggedfromanypowersource.Ifyouhave anyquestionsorconcerns,contacttheCustomerSupportCenter.

Althoughtherearenomovingpartsinyourcomputerafterthepowercordhasbeendisconnected,the followingwarningsarerequiredforyoursafety.

CAUTION: Hazardousmovingparts.Keepﬁngersandotherbodypartsaway.

CAUTION:

BeforereplacinganyCRUs,turnoffthecomputerandwaitthreetoﬁveminutestoletthecomputer coolbeforeopeningthecover.

Powercordsandpoweradapters

DANGER

Useonlythepowercordsandpoweradapterssuppliedbytheproductmanufacturer.

Thepowercordsshallbesafetyapproved.ForGermany,itshallbeH05VV-F,3G,0.75mm better.Forothercountries,thesuitabletypesshallbeusedaccordingly.

Neverwrapapowercordaroundapoweradapterorotherobject.Doingsocanstressthecordin waysthatcancausethecordtofray,crack,orcrimp.Thiscanpresentasafetyhazard.

Alwaysroutepowercordssothattheywillnotbewalkedon,trippedover,orpinchedbyobjects.

Protectpowercordsandpoweradaptersfromliquids.Forinstance,donotleaveyourpowercord orpoweradapternearsinks,tubs,toilets,oronﬂoorsthatarecleanedwithliquidcleansers. Liquidscancauseashortcircuit,particularlyifthepowercordorpoweradapterhasbeenstressed bymisuse.Liquidsalsocancausegradualcorrosionofpowercordterminalsand/ortheconnector terminalsonapoweradapter,whichcaneventuallyresultinoverheating.

Alwaysconnectpowercordsandsignalcablesinthecorrectorderandensurethatallpowercord connectorsaresecurelyandcompletelypluggedintoreceptacles.

Donotuseanypoweradapterthatshowscorrosionattheacinputpinsorshowssignsof overheating(suchasdeformedplastic)attheacinputpinsoranywhereonthepoweradapter .

,or

Donotuseanypowercordswheretheelectricalcontactsoneitherendshowsignsofcorrosionor overheatingorwherethepowercordappearstohavebeendamagedinanyway.

viiiThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Topreventpossibleoverheating,donotcoverthepoweradapterwithclothingorotherobjects whenthepoweradapterispluggedintoanelectricaloutlet.

Extensioncordsandrelateddevices

Ensurethatextensioncords,surgeprotectors,uninterruptiblepowersupplies,andpowerstripsthatyouuse areratedtohandletheelectricalrequirementsoftheproduct.Neveroverloadthesedevices.Ifpowerstrips areused,theloadshouldnotexceedthepowerstripinputrating.Consultanelectricianformoreinformation ifyouhavequestionsaboutpowerloads,powerrequirements,andinputratings.

Plugsandoutlets

DANGER

Ifareceptacle(poweroutlet)thatyouintendtousewithyourcomputerequipmentappearstobe damagedorcorroded,donotusetheoutletuntilitisreplacedbyaqualiﬁedelectrician.

Donotbendormodifytheplug.Iftheplugisdamaged,contactthemanufacturertoobtain areplacement.

Donotshareanelectricaloutletwithotherhomeorcommercialappliancesthatdrawlargeamounts ofelectricity;otherwise,unstablevoltagemightdamageyourcomputer,data,orattacheddevices.

Someproductsareequippedwithathree-prongedplug.Thisplugﬁtsonlyintoagrounded electricaloutlet.Thisisasafetyfeature.Donotdefeatthissafetyfeaturebytryingtoinsertitinto anon-groundedoutlet.Ifyoucannotinserttheplugintotheoutlet,contactanelectricianforan approvedoutletadapterortoreplacetheoutletwithonethatenablesthissafetyfeature.Never overloadanelectricaloutlet.Theoverallsystemloadshouldnotexceed80percentofthebranch circuitrating.Consultanelectricianformoreinformationifyouhavequestionsaboutpowerloads andbranchcircuitratings.

Besurethatthepoweroutletyouareusingisproperlywired,easilyaccessible,andlocatedclose totheequipment.Donotfullyextendpowercordsinawaythatwillstressthecords.

Besurethatthepoweroutletprovidesthecorrectvoltageandcurrentfortheproductyouare installing.

Carefullyconnectanddisconnecttheequipmentfromtheelectricaloutlet.

Powersupplystatement

DANGER

Neverremovethecoveronapowersupplyoranypartthathasthefollowinglabelattached.

©CopyrightLenovo2016

Hazardousvoltage,current,andenergylevelsarepresentinsideanycomponentthathasthislabel attached.Therearenoserviceablepartsinsidethesecomponents.Ifyoususpectaproblemwith oneoftheseparts,contactaservicetechnician.

Externaldevices

CAUTION: DonotconnectordisconnectanyexternaldevicecablesotherthanUSBcableswhilethecomputer powerison;otherwise,youmightdamageyourcomputer.T oavoidpossibledamagetoattached devices,waitatleastﬁvesecondsafterthecomputerisshutdowntodisconnectexternaldevices.

Generalbatterynotice

DANGER

BatteriessuppliedbyLenovoforusewithyourproducthavebeentestedforcompatibilityand shouldonlybereplacedwithapprovedparts.AbatteryotherthantheonespeciﬁedbyLenovo,ora disassembledormodiﬁedbatteryisnotcoveredbythewarranty.

Batteryabuseormishandlingcancauseoverheat,liquidleakage,oranexplosion.Toavoidpossible injury,dothefollowing:

•Donotopen,dissemble,orserviceanybattery.

•Donotcrushorpuncturethebattery.

•Donotshort-circuitthebattery,orexposeittowaterorotherliquids.

•Keepthebatteryawayfromchildren.

•Keepthebatteryawayfromﬁre.

Stopusingthebatteryifitisdamaged,orifyounoticeanydischargeorthebuildupofforeign materialsonthebatteryleads.

Storetherechargeablebatteriesorproductscontainingtherechargeablebatteriesatroom temperature,chargedtoapproximately30to50%ofcapacity.Werecommendthatthebatteriesbe chargedaboutonceperyeartopreventoverdischarge.

Donotputthebatteryintrashthatisdisposedofinlandﬁlls.Whendisposingofthebattery,comply withlocalordinancesorregulations.

Noticeforbuilt-inrechargeablebattery

DANGER

Donotattempttoreplacethebuilt-inrechargeablebattery.Replacementofthebatterymustbe donebyaLenovo-authorizedrepairfacilityortechnician.

Onlyrechargethebatterystrictlyaccordingtoinstructionsincludedintheproductdocumentation.

TheLenovo-authorizedrepairfacilitiesortechniciansrecycleLenovobatteriesaccordingtolocal lawsandregulations.

xThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Noticefornon-rechargeablecoin-cellbattery

DANGER

Ifthecoin-cellbatteryisincorrectlyreplaced,thereisdangerofanexplosion.Thebatterycontains asmallamountofharmfulsubstance.

Donotheattomorethan100°C(212°F).

ThefollowingstatementappliestousersinthestateofCalifornia,U.S.A.

CaliforniaPerchlorateInformation:

Productscontainingmanganesedioxidelithiumcoin-cellbatteriesmaycontainperchlorate.

PerchlorateMaterial-specialhandlingmayapply,See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate

Heatandproductventilation

DANGER

Computers,acpoweradapters,andmanyaccessoriescangenerateheatwhenturnedonandwhen batteriesarecharging.Notebookcomputerscangenerateasigniﬁcantamountofheatduetotheir compactsize.Alwaysfollowthesebasicprecautions:

•Whenyourcomputeristurnedonorthebatteryischarging,thebase,thepalmrest,andsome otherpartsmaybecomehot.Avoidkeepingyourhands,yourlap,oranyotherpartofyour bodyincontactwithahotsectionofthecomputerforanyextendedlengthoftime.Whenyou usethekeyboard,avoidkeepingyourpalmsonthepalmrestforaprolongedperiodoftime. Yourcomputergeneratessomeheatduringnormaloperation.Theamountofheatdependson theamountofsystemactivityandthebatterychargelevel.Extendedcontactwithyourbody, eventhroughclothing,couldcausediscomfortorevenaskinburn.Periodicallytakebreaks fromusingthekeyboardbyliftingyourhandsfromthepalmrest;andbecarefulnottouse thekeyboardforanyextendedlengthoftime.

•Donotoperateyourcomputerorchargethebatterynearﬂammablematerialsorinexplosive environments.

•Ventilationslots,fansand/orheatsinksareprovidedwiththeproductforsafety,comfort,and reliableoperation.Thesefeaturesmightinadvertentlybecomeblockedbyplacingtheproducton abed,sofa,carpet,orotherﬂexiblesurface.Neverblock,cover,ordisablethesefeatures.

•Whentheacpoweradapterisconnectedtoanelectricaloutletandyourcomputer ,itgenerates heat.Donotplacetheadapterincontactwithanypartofyourbodywhileusingit.Neverusethe acpoweradaptertowarmyourbody.Extendedcontactwithyourbody,eventhroughclothing, maycauseaskinburn.

Foryoursafety,alwaysfollowthesebasicprecautionswithyourcomputer:

•Keepthecoverclosedwheneverthecomputerispluggedin.

•Regularlyinspecttheoutsideofthecomputerfordustaccumulation.

•Removedustfromventsandanyperforationsinthebezel.Morefrequentcleaningsmightbe requiredforcomputersindustyorhigh-trafﬁcareas.

•Donotrestrictorblockanyventilationopenings.

•Donotoperateyourcomputerinsidefurniture,asthismightincreasetheriskofoverheating.

©CopyrightLenovo2016

•Airﬂowtemperaturesintothecomputershouldnotexceed35°C(95°F).

Electricalcurrentsafetyinformation

DANGER

Electriccurrentfrompower,telephone,andcommunicationcablesishazardous.

Toavoidashockhazard:

•Donotuseyourcomputerduringalightningstorm.

•Donotconnectordisconnectanycablesorperforminstallation,maintenance,orreconﬁguration ofthisproductduringanelectricalstorm.

•Connectallpowercordstoaproperlywiredandgroundedelectricaloutlet.

•Connecttoproperlywiredoutletsanyequipmentthatwillbeattachedtothisproduct.

•Wheneverpossible,useonehandonlytoconnectordisconnectsignalcables.

•Neverturnonanyequipmentwhenthereisevidenceofﬁre,water,orstructuraldamage.

•Donotuseyourcomputeruntilallinternalpartsenclosuresarefastenedintoplace.Neveruse thecomputerwheninternalpartsandcircuitsareexposed.

DANGER

Connectanddisconnectcablesasdescribedinthefollowingprocedureswheninstalling,moving, oropeningcoversonthisproductorattacheddevices.

Toconnect:

1.TurneverythingOFF.

2.First,attachallcablestodevices.

3.Attachsignalcablestoconnectors.

4.Attachpowercordstooutlets.

5.TurndevicesON.

Thepowercordmustbedisconnectedfromthewalloutletorreceptaclebeforeinstallingallother electricalcablesconnectedtothecomputer.

Thepowercordmaybereconnectedtothewalloutletorreceptacleonlyafterallotherelectrical cableshavebeenconnectedtothecomputer.

DANGER

Duringelectricalstorms,donotperformanyreplacementanddonotconnectthetelephonecable toordisconnectitfromthetelephoneoutletonthewall.

Todisconnect:

1.TurneverythingOFF.

2.First,removepowercordsfromoutlets.

3.Removesignalcablesfromconnectors.

4.Removeallcablesfromdevices.

Liquidcrystaldisplay(LCD)notice

CAUTION: Theliquidcrystaldisplay(LCD)ismadeofglass,androughhandlingordroppingthecomputercan causetheLCDtobreak.IftheLCDbreaksandtheinternalﬂuidgetsintoyoureyesoronyour

xiiThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

hands,immediatelywashtheaffectedareaswithwaterforatleast15minutes;ifanysymptomsare presentafterwashing,getmedicalcare.

Note:Forproductswithmercury-containingﬂuorescentlamps(forexample,non-LED),theﬂuorescentlamp

intheliquidcrystaldisplay(LCD)containsmercury;disposeofaccordingtolocal,state,orfederallaws.

Usingheadphonesorearphones

CAUTION: Excessivesoundpressurefromearphonesandheadphonescancausehearingloss.Adjustmentof theequalizertomaximumincreasestheearphoneandheadphoneoutputvoltageandthesound pressurelevel.Therefore,toprotectyourhearing,adjusttheequalizertoanappropriatelevel.

Excessiveuseofheadphonesorearphonesforalongperiodoftimeathighvolumecanbedangerousifthe outputoftheheadphoneorearphoneconnectorsdonotcomplywithspeciﬁcationsofEN50332-2.The headphoneoutputconnectorofyourcomputercomplieswithEN50332-2Subclause7.Thisspeciﬁcation limitsthecomputer’smaximumwidebandtrueRMSoutputvoltageto150mV.Tohelpprotectagainst hearingloss,ensurethattheheadphonesorearphonesyouusealsocomplywithEN50332-2(Clause7 limits)forawidebandcharacteristicvoltageof75mV.UsingheadphonesthatdonotcomplywithEN 50332-2canbedangerousduetoexcessivesoundpressurelevels.

IfyourLenovocomputercamewithheadphonesorearphonesinthepackage,asaset,thecombinationof theheadphonesorearphonesandthecomputeralreadycomplieswiththespeciﬁcationsofEN50332-1. Ifdifferentheadphonesorearphonesareused,ensurethattheycomplywithEN50332-1(Clause6.5 LimitationValues).UsingheadphonesthatdonotcomplywithEN50332-1canbedangerousdueto excessivesoundpressurelevels.

Additionalsafetyinformation

Plasticbagnotice

DANGER

Plasticbagscanbedangerous.Keepplasticbagsawayfrombabiesandchildrentoavoiddanger ofsuffocation.

Glasspartsnotice

CAUTION: Somepartsofyourproductmaybemadeofglass.Thisglasscouldbreakiftheproductisdropped onahardsurfaceorreceivesasubstantialimpact.Ifglassbreaks,donottouchorattempttoremove it.Stopusingyourproductuntiltheglassisreplacedbytrainedservicepersonnel.

Savetheseinstructions.

©CopyrightLenovo2016

xiii

xivThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Chapter1.Productoverview

Thischaptercontainsthefollowingtopics:

•“Locatingcomputercontrols,connectors,andindicators”onpage1

•“Locatingimportantproductinformation”onpage7

•“Features”onpage10

•“Speciﬁcations”onpage11

•“Operatingenvironment”onpage12

•“Lenovoprograms”onpage12

Locatingcomputercontrols,connectors,andindicators

Thissectionintroducesthecomputerhardwarefeaturestogiveyouthebasicinformationyouwillneed tostartusingthecomputer.

Frontview

1Microphones(availableonsomemodels)2Camera(availableonsomemodels)

3Ambientlightsensor

5Trackpad

7TrackPoint

9Windows

1Microphones(availableonsomemodels)

buttons8TrackPointpointingstick

button10Multi-touchscreen

4Fingerprintreader(availableonsomemodels)

6NFClabel(availableonsomemodels)

Thebuilt-inmicrophonescapturesoundandvoicewhenusedwithaprogramcapableofhandlingaudio.

2Camera(availableonsomemodels)

Usethecameratotakepicturesorholdavideoconference.Formoreinformation,see“Usingthecamera” onpage43.

©CopyrightLenovo2016

3Ambientlightsensor

Theambientlightsensordetectsthesurroundinglightconditions.Thenthecomputeradjuststhescreen brightnessandthekeyboardbacklightmodeaccordingly.

4Fingerprintreader(availableonsomemodels)

Fingerprintauthenticationtechnologyprovidessimpleandsecureuseraccessbyassociatingyourﬁngerprint withapassword.Formoreinformation,see“Usingtheﬁngerprintreader”onpage67.

ThinkPad

5Trackpad 7TrackPointbuttons 8TrackPointpointingstick

pointingdevice

ThekeyboardcontainstheLenovo-uniqueThinkPadpointingdevices.Pointing,selecting,anddraggingare allpartofasingleprocessthatyoucanperformwithoutmovingyourﬁngersfromatypingposition.For moreinformation,see“ThinkPadpointingdevice”onpage30

6NFClabel(availableonsomemodels)

Ifyouﬁndanearﬁeldcommunication(NFC)labelnearthetrackpad,itindicatesthatyourcomputercomes withanNFCcard.FormoreinformationabouttheNFCfeature,see“UsingtheNFCdevices”onpage40.

9Windowsbutton

PresstheWindowsbuttontoopentheStartmenuortowakeupthecomputerfromsleepmode.

10Multi-touchscreen

Themulti-touchscreenisaglasspanelcoveredwithaplasticﬁlm.Formoreinformation,see“Usingthe multi-touchscreen”onpage17.

Right-sideview

1Powerbutton2Volume-controlbuttons

3ThinkPadPenPro(availableonsomemodels)

5Micro-SD-cardslot6Micro-SIM-cardtray(availableonsomemodels)

7USB3.0connector

9Security-lockslot

1Powerbutton

4Audioconnector

8HDMI™connector

Pressthepowerbuttontoturnonthecomputerorputthecomputerintosleepmode.Forinformationabout howtoturnoffthecomputer,see“Frequentlyaskedquestions”onpage15

Ifyourcomputerisunresponsive,youcanturnoffthecomputerbypressingandholdingthepowerbutton forfourormoreseconds.Ifthecomputercannotbeturnedoff,see“Computerstopsresponding”on page99

formoreinformation.

2ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Youalsocandeﬁnewhatthepowerbuttondoes.Forexample,bypressingthepowerbutton,youcanturn offthecomputerorputthecomputerintosleeporhibernationmode.Tochangewhatthepowerbutton does,dothefollowing:

1.GotoControlPanelandthenchangetheviewofControlPanelfromCategorytoLargeiconsorSmall

icons.

2.ClickPowerOptions➙Choosewhatthepowerbuttonsdo.

3.Followtheinstructionsonthescreen.

2Volume-controlbuttons

Thevolume-controlbuttonsenableyoutoadjustthevolumewhileyouareusingyourcomputerinthe tabletmode.

3ThinkPadPenPro(availableonsomemodels)

Dependingonthemodel,yourcomputermighthaveaThinkPadPenPro(anelectronicpen)oraﬁller installed.UsetheThinkPadPenProtointeractwithyourcomputer.Formoreinformation,see“ThinkPad PenPro”onpage20.

4Audioconnector

Connectheadphonesoraheadsetthathasa3.5-mm(0.14-inch),4-poleplugtotheaudioconnectorto listentothesoundfromthecomputer.

Notes:

•Ifyouareusingaheadsetwithafunctionswitch,suchasaheadsetforaniPhonemobiledigitaldevice, donotpressthisswitchwhileusingtheheadset.

•Theaudioconnectordoesnotsupportaconventionalmicrophone.Formoreinformation,see“Using audiofeatures”onpage43.

5Micro-SD-cardslot

Yourcomputerisequippedwithamicrosecuredigital(SD)cardreader.InsertamicroSDcardinto themicro-SD-cardslotfordataaccessorstorage.Formoreinformation,see“Installingorremovingthe microSDcard”onpage126

6Micro-SIM-cardtray(availableonsomemodels)

Ifyourcomputerhasawirelesswideareanetwork(wirelessWAN)feature,amicroSubscriberIdentiﬁcation Module(SIM)cardmightberequiredtoestablishwirelessWANconnections.Dependingonthecountry orregionofdelivery,themicroSIMcardmightbealreadyinstalledintheMicroSIM-cardtray.Formore information,see“InstallingorreplacingthemicroSIMcard”onpage124

7USB3.0connector

TheUniversalSerialBus(USB)3.0connectorisusedforconnectingUSB-compatibledevices,suchasa USBkeyboard,aUSBmouse,aUSBstoragedevice,oraUSBprinter.

Attention:WhenyouattachaUSBcabletotheUSB3.0connector,ensurethattheUSBmarkisfacing upward.Otherwisetheconnectormightgetdamaged.

8HDMIconnector

UsetheHigh-DeﬁnitionMultimediaInterface(HDMI)connectortoconnectthecomputertoan HDMI-compatibleaudiodeviceorvideomonitor,suchasahigh-deﬁnitiontelevision(HDTV).

Note:IfyouconnectthecomputertoasupportedThinkPadOneLink+Dock,usetheHMDIconnectoronthe ThinkPadOneLink+Dock,nottheoneonthecomputer.

Chapter1.Productoverview3

9Security-lockslot

Toprotectyourcomputerfromtheft,purchaseasecuritycablelockthatﬁtsthissecurity-lockslottolock yourcomputertoastationaryobject.

Note:Youareresponsibleforevaluating,selecting,andimplementingthelockingdeviceandsecurity feature.Lenovomakesnocomments,judgments,orwarrantiesaboutthefunction,quality,orperformance ofthelockingdeviceandsecurityfeature.

Left-sideview

1Powerconnector

3MiniDisplayPortconnector

5Smartcardslot(availableonsomemodels)

1Powerconnector

2OneLink+connector

4AlwaysOnUSBconnector(USB3.0connector)

Connecttheacpoweradaptertothepowerconnectortoprovideacpowertothecomputerandcharge thebattery.

2OneLink+connector

UsetheOneLink+connectortoconnecttotheThinkPadOneLink+DockortoconnecttotheThinkPad OneLink+toRJ45Adapter.WiththeThinkPadOneLink+toRJ45Adapter,youcanconnectthecomputer toalocalareanetwork(LAN).

DANGER

Toavoidtheriskofelectricalshock,donotconnectthetelephonecabletotheEthernetconnector ontheThinkPadOneLink+toRJ45Adapter.YoucanonlyconnectanEthernetcabletothis connector.

Dependingonthecountryorregionofdelivery,aThinkPadOneLink+toRJ45Adaptermightbeapartof theshippingcontentsthatcomewithyourcomputer.IfyourcomputerdoesnotcomewiththeThinkPad OneLink+toRJ45Adapter,youcanpurchaseonefromLenovoat: http://www.lenovo.com/accessories

TheEthernetconnectorontheThinkPadOneLink+toRJ45Adapterhastwonetworkstatusindicators. Whenthegreenindicatorison,thecomputerisconnectedtoaLAN.Whentheyellowindicatorblinks, dataisbeingtransmitted.

ForinstructionsonhowtousetheThinkPadOneLink+Dock,see“ThinkPadOneLink+Dock”onpage47.

3MiniDisplayPortconnector

UsetheminiDisplayPort®connectortoconnectyourcomputertoacompatibleprojector,externalmonitor, orhigh-deﬁnitiontelevision.Thiscompactconnectorenablesaplug-and-playsetupandsupportsadapters thatcanplugintoDigitalVisualInterface(DVI),VideoGraphicsArray(VGA),orHDMIconnectors.Themini DisplayPortconnectorofyourcomputersupportsaudioaswellasvideostreaming.Formoreinformation, see“Usinganexternaldisplay”onpage41

4ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

4AlwaysOnUSBconnector(USB3.0connector)

Bydefault,theAlwaysOnUSBconnectorenablesyoutochargesomemobiledigitaldevicesand smartphoneswhenyourcomputerisinthefollowingsituation:

•Whenyourcomputerisonorinsleepmode

•Whenyourcomputerisinhibernationmodeoristurnedoff,butconnectedtoacpower

Tochargethesedeviceswhenthecomputerisinhibernationmodeorturnedoff,andthecomputerisnot connectedtoacpower,dothefollowing:

•ForWindows7:StartthePowerManagerprogram,clicktheGlobalPowerSettingstab,andthen followtheinstructionsonthescreen.

•ForWindows10:StarttheLenovoSettingsprogram,clickPOWER,andthenfollowtheinstructionson thescreen.

Forinstructionsonhowtostarttheprograms,see“AccessingLenovoprograms”onpage12

Attention:WhenyouattachaUSBcabletothisconnector,ensurethattheUSBmarkisfacingupward. Otherwisetheconnectormightbedamaged.

5Smartcardslot(availableonsomemodels)

Yourcomputermighthaveasmartcardslot.Smartcardscanbeusedforauthentication,datastorage,and applicationprocessing.Smartcardsalsomightprovidestrongsecurityauthenticationforsinglesign-on (SSO)withinlargeorganizations.Formoreinformation,see“Usingasmartcard”onpage44

Bottomview

Note:Dependingonthemodel,yourcomputermightlookslightlydifferentfromthefollowingillustration.

1Emergency-resethole2Keyboarddrainageholes

1Emergency-resethole

Ifthecomputerstopsrespondingandyoucannotturnitoffbypressingthepowerbutton,removethe acpoweradapterﬁrst.Theninsertastraightenedpaperclipintotheemergency-resetholetoresetthe computer.

2Keyboarddrainageholes

Ifyouaccidentallyspillwaterordrinkoverthekeyboard,thekeyboarddrainageholescanhelpdrainout liquidfromyourcomputer.

Chapter1.Productoverview5

Statusindicators

Thistopichelpsyoulocateandidentifythevariousstatusindicatorsonyourcomputer.

1FnLockindicator

TheFnLockindicatorshowsthestatusofFnLockfunction.Formoreinformation,see“Specialkeys” onpage21

6ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

2Speaker-muteindicator

Whenthespeaker-muteindicatorison,thespeakersaremuted.

3Microphone-muteindicator

Whenthemicrophone-muteindicatorison,themicrophonesaremuted.

4Camera-statusindicator

Whenthecamera-statusindicatorison,thecameraisinuse.

6CapsLockindicator

Whentheindicatorison,itindicatesthatCapsLockmodeisenabled.Y oucantypeallalphabeticcharacters (A-Z)inuppercasedirectly.

57System-statusindicators

TheindicatorintheThinkPadlogoonthelidandtheindicatorinthecenterofthepowerbuttonshowthe system-statusofthecomputer.

•Blinksforthreetimes:Thecomputerisinitiallyconnectedtopower.

•Solidon:Thecomputerison(innormalmode).

•Blinksfast:Thecomputerisenteringsleeporhibernationmode.

•Blinksslowly:Thecomputerisinsleepmode.

•Off:Thecomputerisofforinhibernationmode.

Note:Theindicatorinthecenterofthepowerbuttonstaysoffwhenthecomputerdisplayisclosed.Inthis situation,usetheindicatorintheThinkPadlogoonthelidtoidentifythestatusofyourcomputer.

8acpower-satusindicator

Theacpower-statusindicatorshowstheacpowerchargingstatusofthecomputer.

•Green:Connectedtoacpower(charging80%–100%)

•Amber:Connectedtoacpower(charging1%–80%)

•Off:Notconnectedtoacpower(nocharging)

Locatingimportantproductinformation

Thissectionprovidesinformationtohelpyoulocatethemachinetypeandmodellabel,theFCCIDandIC Certiﬁcationlabel,andtheGenuineMicrosoft

label.

Machinetypeandmodelinformation

Themachinetypeandmodellabelidentiﬁesyourcomputer.WhenyoucontactLenovoforhelp,themachine typeandmodelinformationhelpssupporttechnicianstoidentifyyourcomputerandprovidefasterservice.

Thefollowingillustrationshowsthelocationofthemachinetypeandmodelofyourcomputer.

Chapter1.Productoverview7

FCCIDandICCertiﬁcationinformation

TheFCCandICCertiﬁcationinformationisidentiﬁedbyalabellocatedonthecomputerbasecoveras showninthefollowingillustration.

Thecontentofthislabeldiffersdependingonthewirelessmodulesthatcomewithyourcomputer:

•Forapreinstalledwirelessmodule,thislabelidentiﬁestheactualFCCIDandICcertiﬁcationnumberfor thewirelessmoduleinstalledbyLenovo.

Note:Donotremoveorreplaceapreinstalledwirelessmodulebyyourself.Formodulereplacement,you mustcontactLenovoserviceﬁrst.Lenovoisnotresponsibleforanydamagecausedbyunauthorized replacement.

•Forauser-replaceablewirelessWANmodule,thislabeldirectsyoutoconsultthisuserguidefortheactual FCCIDandICcertiﬁcationnumber.

TheFCCIDandICCertiﬁcationnumberlabelfortheuser-replaceablewirelessWANmoduleisafﬁxedto thewirelessmodule

1(availableonsomemodels)installedinyourcomputer.

8ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Note:Fortheuser-replaceablewirelessmodule,ensurethatyouuseonlyLenovo-authorizedwireless

modulesforthecomputer.Otherwise,anerrormessagewillbedisplayedandthecomputerwillbeep whenyouturnonthecomputer.

LabelsfortheWindowsoperatingsystems

Windows7CertiﬁcateofAuthenticity:ComputermodelspreinstalledwiththeWindows7operating

systemhaveaCertiﬁcateofAuthenticitylabelafﬁxedtothecomputercoverorinsidethebattery compartment.TheCertiﬁcateofAuthenticityisyourindicationthatthecomputerislicensedforaWindows7 productandispreinstalledwithaWindows7genuineversion.Insomecases,anearlierWindowsversion mightbepreinstalledunderthetermsoftheWindows7Professionallicensedowngraderights.Printedon theCertiﬁcateofAuthenticityistheWindows7versionforwhichthecomputerislicensedandtheProduct ID.TheProductIDisimportantincaseyouneedtoreinstalltheWindows7operatingsystemfromasource otherthanaLenovoproductrecoverydiscset.

Windows10GenuineMicrosoftlabel:Dependingonyourgeographiclocation,thedatewhenyour computerwasmanufactured,andtheversionofWindows10thatispreinstalled,yourcomputermighthavea GenuineMicrosoftlabelafﬁxedtoitscover.Seehttp://www.microsoft.com/en-us/howtotell/Hardware.aspx forillustrationsofthevarioustypesofGenuineMicrosoftlabels.

•InthePeople’sRepublicofChina,theGenuineMicrosoftlabelisrequiredonallcomputermodels preinstalledwithanyversionofWindows10.

•Inothercountriesandregions,theGenuineMicrosoftlabelisrequiredonlyoncomputermodelslicensed forWindows10Pro.

TheabsenceofaGenuineMicrosoftlabeldoesnotindicatethatthepreinstalledWindowsversionisnot genuine.FordetailsonhowtotellwhetheryourpreinstalledWindowsproductisgenuine,refertothe informationprovidedbyMicrosoftathttp://www.microsoft.com/en-us/howtotell/default.aspx.

UnlikeWindows7products,therearenoexternal,visualindicatorsoftheProductIDorWindowsversionfor whichthecomputerislicensed.Instead,theProductIDisrecordedinthecomputerﬁrmware.Whenever aWindows10productisinstalled,theinstallationprogramchecksthecomputerﬁrmwareforavalid, matchingProductIDtocompletetheactivation.

Insomecases,anearlierWindowsversionmightbepreinstalledunderthetermsoftheWindows10Pro licensedowngraderights.

Chapter1.Productoverview9

Features

Thecomputerfeaturesintroducedinthissectioncovervariousmodels.Foryourspeciﬁcmodel,some featuresmightvaryornotapply.

Notebookcomputercolor

Blackorsilver

Microprocessor

•Toviewthemicroprocessorinformationofyourcomputer,dothefollowing:

–ForWindows7:OpentheStartmenu,right-clickComputer,andthenclickProperties. –ForWindows10:Doeitherofthefollowing:

–OpentheStartmenuandthenclickSettings.IfSettingsisnotdisplayed,clickAllappstodisplay

allprograms,andthenclickSettings➙System➙About.

–Right-clicktheStartbuttonandthenselectSystem.

Memory

•Doubledatarate4(DDR4)synchronousdynamicrandomaccessmemory(SDRAM)

Storagedevice

•M.2solid-statedrive

Display

•Multi-touchtechnology

•Displaysize:317.5mm(12.5inches)

•Displayresolution:1920x1080pixelsor1366x768pixels,dependingonthemodel

•Colordisplaywiththethin-ﬁlmtransistor(TFT)technology

•Brightnesscontrol

Keyboard

•Functionkeys

•Six-row,backlight,andspill-resistant

•Keyboardframetravelfunction

•ThinkPadpointingdevice

10ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Interface

•AlwaysOnUSB3.0connector

•Audioconnector

•HDMIconnector

•Micro-SD-cardslot

•Micro-SIM-cardtray(availableonsomemodels)

•MiniDisplayPortconnector

•OneLink+connector

•Smartcardreader(availableonsomemodels)

•USB3.0connector

•Volume-controlbuttons

Integratedwirelessfeatures

•Bluetooth

•NFC(availableonsomemodels)

•WirelessLAN

•WirelessWAN(availableonsomemodels)

•WirelessGigabit(WiGig)(availableonsomemodels)

Securityfeature

•Fingerprintreader(availableonsomemodels)

•Security-lockslot

•TrustedPlatformModule(TPM)(availableonsomemodels)

Others

•Ambientlightsensor

•Camera(availableonsomemodels)

•Microphones(availableonsomemodels)

•Windowsbutton

Speciﬁcations

Size

•Width:309.9mm(12.2inches)

•Depth:220mm(8.7inches)

•Height:from17.8mm(0.7inch)to19.6mm(0.8inch),dependingonthemodel

Heatoutput

•45W(154Btu/hr)maximumor65W(222Btu/hr)maximum,dependingonthemodel

Powersource(acpoweradapter)

•Sine-waveinputat50to60Hz

•Inputratingoftheacpoweradapter:100to240Vac,50to60Hz

Chapter1.Productoverview11

Operatingenvironment

Environment

•Maximumaltitudewithoutpressurization:3048m(10000ft)

•Temperature

–Ataltitudesupto2438m(8000ft)

–Operating:5.0°Cto35.0°C(41°Fto95°F) –Storage:5.0°Cto43.0°C(41°Fto109°F)

–Ataltitudesabove2438m(8000ft)

Maximumtemperaturewhenoperatingundertheunpressurizedcondition:31.3°C(88°F)

Note:Whenyouchargethebattery,theambienttemperaturemustbeatleast10°C(50°F).

•Relativehumidity:

–Operating:8%to95%atwetbulb:23℃(73℉) –Storage:5%to95%atwetbulb:27℃(81℉)

Ifpossible,placeyourcomputerinawell-ventilatedanddryareawithoutdirectexposuretosunshine.

Attention:Keepelectricalappliancessuchasanelectricfan,radio,high-poweredspeakers,anair conditioner,andamicrowaveovenawayfromyourcomputer.Thestrongmagneticﬁeldsgeneratedby electricalappliancescandamagethemotoranddataonthestoragedevices.

Donotplaceanybeveragesontopoforbesidethecomputerorotherattacheddevices.Ifliquidisspilledon orinthecomputeroranattacheddevice,ashortcircuitorotherdamagemightoccur.

Donoteatorsmokeoveryourkeyboard.Particlesthatfallintoyourkeyboardcancausedamage.

Lenovoprograms

YourcomputercomeswithLenovoprogramstohelpyouworkeasilyandsecurely.

Note:Theavailableprogramsaresubjecttochangewithoutnotice.

TolearnmoreabouttheprogramsandothercomputingsolutionsofferedbyLenovo,goto: http://www.lenovo.com/support

AccessingLenovoprograms

ToaccessLenovoprogramsonyourcomputer,dothefollowing:

1.ClicktheStartbuttontoopentheStartmenu.Locateaprogrambytheprogramname.

2.IftheprogramisnotdisplayedontheStartmenu,clickAllprograms(Windows7)orAllapps(Windows

10)todisplayallprograms.

3.Ifyoustilldonotﬁndtheprogramintheprogramlist,searchfortheprograminthesearchbox.

Note:IfyouareusingtheWindows7operatingsystem,someLenovoprogramsarereadytobeinstalled. Youcannotﬁndtheseprogramsthroughtheabovemethodsunlessyouhaveinstalledthemﬁrst.T oinstall theseLenovoprograms,accesstheLenovoPCExperienceprogram,clickLenovoT ools,andthenfollow theinstructionsonthescreen.

12ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

AnintroductiontoLenovoprograms

ThistopicprovidesabriefintroductiontoLenovoprograms.Dependingonyourcomputermodel,someof theprogramsmightnotbeavailable.

AccessConnections™

(Windows7)

ActiveProtectionSystem™

(Windows7andWindows10)

AutoScrollUtility

(Windows7)

CommunicationsUtility

(Windows7)

LenovoTouchFingerprint Software

(Windows7)

HotkeyFeaturesIntegration

(Windows7andWindows10)

LenovoCompanion

(Windows10)

TheAccessConnectionsprogramisaconnectivityassistantprogramfor creatingandmanaginglocationproﬁles.Eachlocationproﬁlestoresallthe networkandInternetconﬁgurationsettingsneededforconnectingtoanetwork infrastructurefromaspeciﬁclocationsuchasahomeoranofﬁce.

Byswitchingbetweenlocationproﬁlesasyoumoveyourcomputerfromplace toplace,youcanquicklyandeasilyconnecttoanetworkwithnoneedto manuallyreconﬁgureyoursettingsandrestartthecomputereachtime.

TheActiveProtectionSystemprogramprotectsyourinternalstoragedrive(such asharddiskdrive)whentheshocksensorinsideyourcomputerdetectsa conditionthatcoulddamagethedrive,suchassystemtilt,excessivevibration, orshock.

Theinternalstoragedriveislessvulnerabletodamagewhenitisnotoperating. Thisisbecausewhentheinternalstoragedriveisnotoperating,thesystem stopsitfromspinning,andmightalsomovethereadandwriteheadsofthe drivetoareasthatdonotcontaindata.

Assoonastheshocksensorsensesthattheenvironmentisstableagain (minimalchangeinsystemtilt,vibration,orshock),itturnsontheinternal storagedrive.

Thisprogramenhancesyourexperiencewithwindowoperation.Thewindow positionofaforegroundapplicationisautomaticallyadjusted.Thescrollbaron auserinterfaceisalsoautomaticallyadjusted.

TheCommunicationsUtilityprogramenablesyoutoconﬁguresettingsforthe integratedcameraandaudiodevices.

Ifyourcomputercomeswithaﬁngerprintreader,theprogramenablesyou toenrollyourﬁngerprintandassociateitwithyourpasswords.Asaresult, ﬁngerprintauthenticationcanreplaceyourpasswordsandenablesimpleand secureuseraccess.

HotkeyFeaturesIntegrationisautilitypackagethatenablesyoutoselectand installutilityprogramsspeciﬁcallyforthespecialkeysandbuttonsonyour computer.Thespecialkeysandbuttonsaredesignedtomeetaccessibilityand usabilityrequirements.Installingrelatedutilityprogramsenablesfullfunctionality ofthespecialkeysandbuttons.

Yourcomputer’sbestfeaturesandcapabilitiesshouldbeeasytoaccessand understand.WithLenovoCompanion,theyare.

UseLenovoCompaniontodothefollowing:

•Optimizeyourcomputer’sperformance,monitoryourcomputer’shealth, andmanageupdates.

•Accessyouruserguide,checkwarrantystatus,andviewaccessories customizedforyourcomputer.

•Readhow-toarticles,exploreLenovoforums,andstayup-to-dateon technologynewswitharticlesandblogsfromtrustedsources.

LenovoCompanionisﬁlledwithexclusiveLenovocontenttohelpyoulearn aboutwhatyoucandowithyourcomputer.

Chapter1.Productoverview13

LenovoID

(Windows10)

LenovoPCExperience

(Windows7andWindows10)

LenovoSettings

(Windows10)

LenovoSolutionCenter

(Windows7andWindows10)

MobileBroadbandConnect

(Windows7andWindows10)

MessageCenterPlus

(Windows7)

PasswordManager

(Windows7)

PowerManager

(Windows7)

RecoveryMedia

(Windows7andWindows10)

RescueandRecovery

(Windows7)

SystemUpdate

(Windows7)

WRITEit

(Windows10)

TheLenovoIDprogramenablesyoutocreateandmanageyourLenovoID.With aLenovoID,youcanconnecttoeverythingLenovothroughasingleaccount. UseyourLenovoIDforquickandsimpleauthenticationandthenenjoythe variousservicesprovidedbyLenovo.Suchservicesincludeonlineshopping, appdownload,personalizeddevicesupport,specialpromotionaloffers,Lenovo forums,andsoon.

TheLenovoPCExperienceprogramhelpsyouworkmoreeasilyandsecurelyby providingeasyaccesstovariousprograms,suchasActiveProtectionSystem andLenovoSolutionCenter.

Note:OntheWindows10operatingsystem,thisprogramcannotbefoundfrom theallprogramlistorsearchbox.Toaccessthisprogram,gotoControlPanel. ViewControlPanelbyCategory,clickHardwareandSound➙Devicesand Printers,andthendouble-clickthedevicewithyourcomputername.

TheLenovoSettingsprogramenablesyoutoenhanceyourcomputing experiencebyturningyourcomputerintoaportablehotspot,conﬁguring cameraandaudiosettings,optimizingyourpowersettings,andcreatingand managingmultiplenetworkproﬁles.

TheLenovoSolutionCenterprogramenablesyoutotroubleshootandresolve computerproblems.Itcombinesdiagnostictests,systeminformationcollection, securitystatus,andsupportinformation,alongwithhintsandtipsforoptimal systemperformance.

TheMobileBroadbandConnectprogramenablesyoutoconnectthecomputer tothemobilebroadbandnetworkthroughasupportedwirelessWANcard.

TheMessageCenterPlusprogramautomaticallydisplaysmessagestoinform youaboutimportantnoticesfromLenovo,suchasalertsonsystemupdates andalertsonconditionsthatrequireyourattention.

ThePasswordManagerprogramautomaticallycapturesandﬁllsin authenticationinformationforWindowsprogramsandWebsites.

ThePowerManagerprogramprovidesconvenient,ﬂexible,andcompletepower managementforthecomputer.Itenablesyoutoadjustyourcomputerpower settingstoachievethebestbalancebetweenperformanceandpowersaving.

TheRecoveryMediaprogramenablesyoutorestorethecontentsofthehard diskdrivetothefactorydefaultsettings.

TheRescueandRecoveryprogramisaone-buttonrecoveryandrestore solution.Itincludesasetofself-recoverytoolstohelpyoudiagnosecomputer problems,gethelp,andrecoverfromsystemcrashes,evenifyoucannotstart theWindowsoperatingsystem.

TheSystemUpdateprogramenablesyoutokeepthesoftwareonthecomputer up-to-datebydownloadingandinstallingsoftwarepackages,includingdevice drivers,UniﬁedExtensibleFirmwareInterface(UEFI)basicinput/outputsystem (BIOS)updates,andotherthird-partyprograms.

WRITEitgivesyouinstanthandwritinginputwhereveryouneedit.Youcanwrite directlyinanyappandtextﬁeld,edittextinreal-time,seeyourfullscreen,and convertyourhandwritingintodigitaltext.

14ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer

Thischaptercontainsthefollowingtopics:

•“Registeringyourcomputer”onpage15

•“Frequentlyaskedquestions”onpage15

•“Usingthemulti-touchscreen”onpage17

•“Specialkeys”onpage21

•“ThinkPadpointingdevice”onpage30

•“Powermanagement”onpage34

•“Connectingtothenetwork”onpage37

•“Usinganexternaldisplay”onpage41

•“Usingaudiofeatures”onpage43

•“Usingthecamera”onpage43

•“Usingasmartcard”onpage44

Registeringyourcomputer

Whenyouregisteryourcomputer,informationisenteredintoadatabase,whichenablesLenovotocontact youincaseofarecallorothersevereproblem.Inaddition,somelocationsofferextendedprivilegesand servicestoregisteredusers.

WhenyouregisteryourcomputerwithLenovo,youalsowillreceivethefollowingbeneﬁts:

•QuickerservicewhenyoucallLenovoforhelp

•Automaticnotiﬁcationoffreesoftwareandspecialpromotionaloffers

ToregisteryourcomputerwithLenovo,gotohttp://www.lenovo.com/registerandfollowtheinstructionson thescreentoregisteryourcomputer.

Frequentlyaskedquestions

ThistopicprovidesafewtipsthatwillhelpyouoptimizetheuseofyourThinkPadnotebookcomputers.

Toensurethatyoureceivethebestperformancefromyourcomputer,browsethefollowingWebpagetoﬁnd informationsuchasaidsfortroubleshootingandanswerstofrequentlyaskedquestions: http://www.lenovo.com/support/faq

CanIgetmyuserguideinanotherlanguage?

•Todownloadtheuserguideinanotherlanguage,gotohttp://www.lenovo.com/support.Thenfollow theinstructionsonthescreen.

Howtoturnoffmycomputer?

•ForWindows7:OpentheStartmenu,thenclickShutdown.

•ForWindows10:OpentheStartmenu,click

Power,andthenclickShutdown.

HowdoIaccessControlPanel?

©CopyrightLenovo2016

•ForWindows7:OpentheStartmenu,thenclickControlPanel.

•ForWindows10:Right-clicktheStartbutton,thenclickControlPanel.

HowdoIusebatterypowermoreeffectivelywhenIamonthego?

•Toconservepower,ortosuspendoperationwithoutexitingprogramsorsavingﬁles,see“Power-saving modes”onpage36

•Toachievethebestbalancebetweenperformanceandpowersaving,changepowerplansettings.See “Managingthepowerplan”onpage36.

•Ifyourcomputerwillbeturnedoffforanextendedperiodoftime,andfollowtheinstructionsin“Disabling thebuilt-inbattery”onpage123todisablethebuilt-inbatterysoastopreventbatterypowerfromdraining.

HowdoIsecurelydisposeofdatastoredonthestoragedevices?

•StudyChapter5“Security”onpage61toﬁndouthowyoucanprotectyourcomputerfromtheftand unauthorizeduse.

•UsethePasswordManagerprogramtoprotectthedatastoredonyourcomputer.Formoreinformation, seethehelpinformationsystemoftheprogram.

•Beforeyoudisposeofthedataonthestoragedevices,besuretoreadthetopic“Noticeondeletingdata fromyourstoragedevices”onpage70.

HowdoIgivepresentationsorattachanexternalmonitor?

•Ensurethatyoufollowtheprocedureinthetopic“Usinganexternaldisplay”onpage41.

•WiththeExtenddesktopfunction,youcandisplayoutputonboththecomputerdisplayandtheexternal monitor.See“Usinganexternaldisplay”onpage41.

Ihavebeenusingthecomputerforsometimealready,anditisgettingslower.WhatshouldIdo?

•Followthe“Generaltipsforpreventingproblems”onpage93

•Diagnoseproblemsyourselfbyusingthepreinstalleddiagnosticsoftware.See“Diagnosingproblems” onpage99.

•Arecoverytoolisprovidedonyourcomputerinthestoragedevices.Formoreinformation,seeChapter 9“Recoveryoverview”onpage115.

Printthefollowingsectionsandkeepthemwithyourcomputerincaseyouareunabletoaccessthis onlinehelpwhennecessary.

•“Installinganewoperatingsystem”onpage73

•“Computerstopsresponding”onpage99

•“Powerproblems”onpage112

16ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Usingthespecialbuttons

Thecomputerisequippedwithspecialbuttonsasshowninthefollowingillustration.Youcancontrolsome functionsofyourcomputerthroughthespecialbuttons,withouttheuseofthekeyboard.

1Powerbutton:Pressthepowerbuttontoturnonthecomputer. 2Volume-upbutton:Pressthevolume-upbuttontoincreasethespeakervolume. 3Volume-downbutton:Pressthevolume-downbuttontodecreasethespeakervolume. 4Windowsbutton:PresstheWindowsbuttontoopentheStartmenuortowakeupthecomputer

fromsleepmode.

GettinghelpabouttheWindowsoperatingsystem

TheWindowshelpinformationsystemprovidesyouwithdetailedinformationaboutusingtheWindows operatingsystemtohelpyougetthemostofyourcomputer.ToaccesstheWindowshelpinformation system,dooneofthefollowing:

•ForWindows7:OpentheStartmenu,andthenclickHelpandSupport.

•ForWindows10:OpentheStartmenu,andthenclickGetstarted.Additionally,youcansearchfromthe taskbartoﬁndhelp,apps,ﬁles,settings,andsoon.

Usingthemulti-touchscreen

Thistopicprovidesinstructionsonhowtousethemulti-touchscreenthatisavailableonsomemodels.

Notes:

•Y ourcomputerscreenmightlookdifferentfromthefollowingillustrations.

•Dependingontheappyouuse,somegesturesmightnotbeavailable.

Thefollowingtableintroducessomefrequentlyusedgestures.

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer17

Touchgesture(touchmodels only)

Description

Touch:T ap.

Mouseaction:Click.

Function:Openanapporperformanactiononanopenapp,suchasCopy, Save,andDelete,dependingontheapp.

Touch:T apandhold.

Mouseaction:Right-click.

Function:Openamenuwithmultipleoptions.

Touch:Slide.

Mouseaction:Scrollthemousewheel,movethescrollbar,orclickthescroll

arrow.

Function:Scrollthroughitems,suchaslists,pages,andphotos.

Touch:Draganitemtothedesiredlocation.

Mouseaction:Click,hold,anddraganitem.

Function:Moveanobject.

Touch:Movetwoﬁngersclosertogether.

Mouseaction:PresstheCtrlkeywhilescrollingthemousewheelbackward.

Function:Zoomout.

Touch:Movetwoﬁngersfartherapart.

Mouseaction:PresstheCtrlkeywhilescrollingthemousewheelforward.

Function:Zoomin.

Touch:Puttwoormoreﬁngersonanitemandthenrotateyourﬁngersclockwise

orcounterclockwise.

Mouseaction:Iftheappsupportsrotation,clicktherotationicon.

Function:Rotateanitem.

18ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

ThefollowingtableintroducessometouchgesturesontheWindows10operatingsystem.

Touchgesture(touchmodels only)

Description

Touch:Swipeinfromtherightedge.

Mouseaction:ClicktheactioncentericonintheWindowsnotiﬁcationarea.

Function:Opentheactioncentertoseeyournotiﬁcationsandquickactions.

Touch:Swipeinfromtheleftedge.

Mouseaction:Clickthetask-viewicononthetaskbar.

Function:Viewallyouropenwindowsintaskview.

Touch:Swipeinfromthebottomtotopforfull-screenedapp.

Mouseaction:MoveyourcursortotheWindowsnotiﬁcationareaatthebottom

ofthescreen.

Function:Viewthetaskbar.

Note:Thefullscreenfeatureisavailableonlyonsomeapps.Toopenanapp

infullscreen,click

onthetitlebar.

•Shortsnapforfull-screenedapporwhenyourcomputerisintabletmode

Touch:Swipedownwardsshortlyfromthetopedge. Mouseaction:Moveyourcursortothetopedgeofthescreen. Function:Showahiddentitlebar.

•Longswipewhenyourcomputerisintabletmode Touch:Swipeinfromthetopedgetothebottomedge. Mouseaction:Fromthetopedgeofthescreen,clickandhold,movethe

pointertothebottomofthescreen,andthenrelease.

Function:Closethecurrentapp.

Tipsonusingthemulti-touchscreen

•Themulti-touchscreenisaglasspanelcoveredwithaplasticﬁlm.Donotapplypressureorplaceany metallicobjectonthescreen,whichmightdamagethetouchpanelorcauseittomalfunction.

•Donotuseﬁngernails,glovedﬁngers,orinanimateobjectsforinputonthescreen.

•Regularlycalibratetheaccuracyoftheﬁngerinputtoavoidadiscrepancy.

Tipsoncleaningthemulti-touchscreen

•Turnoffthecomputerbeforecleaningthemulti-touchscreen.

•Useadry,soft,andlint-freeclothorapieceofabsorbentcottontoremoveﬁngerprintsordustfromthe multi-touchscreen.Donotapplysolventstothecloth.

•Gentlywipethescreenusingatop-downmotion.Donotapplyanypressureonthescreen.

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer19

ThinkPadPenPro

SomecomputermodelsareequippedwiththeThinkPadPenPro(anelectronicpen).TheThinkPadPenPro enablesyoutoinputtextinanaturalmannerinthefollowingsituations:

•Whenyoutakenotes

•WhenyouannotatePortableDocumentFormat(PDF)ﬁles

•Whenyoudrawgraphicstogetherwithapplicationscapableofeditingandsketching

WhenyoudraworwritewiththeThinkPadPenPro,keepthepenperpendiculartothecomputerdisplayto achievethebestlinequality.

UsetheThinkPadPenProinsteadofyourﬁngerinconditionssuchasthefollowing:

•Y ouneedpreciseanddetailedinput,suchasdrawingapictureorusingthehandwritingmode.

•Toomanyelementsarecrowdedonthescreen,forexample,whenyouplaygames.

•Y ouwanttokeepyourscreenfreefromsmudges.

•Y ouhavelongﬁngernailsanditisdifﬁcultforyoutotype.

Notes:

•TheThinkPadPenProisnotwaterproof.Takecarenottosoakitordipitinwater.

•IfyourcomputerdoesnotcomewithaThinkPadPenPro,yourcomputerdoesnotsupporttheuse ofthepen.

•TopurchasetheThinkPadPenPro,gototheLenovoSupportWebsite: http://www.lenovo.com/accessories

UsingtheThinkPadPenPro

ThefollowingillustrationshowstheThinkPadPenPro.

1Tip 2Eraserbutton 3Clickbutton

YoucanperformthefollowingoperationswiththeThinkPadPenPro:

•Toclickormakeaselection,tapthecomputerdisplayoncewiththepen.

•Todouble-click,taptwicewithoutpausing.

•Toright-click,tapthetip1onthecomputerdisplayandholdthepenthereforonesecond.T oright-click, youalsocanpressandholdtheclickbutton3andthentapthetip1onthecomputerdisplay.

20ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

•Toeraseink,pressandholdtheeraserbutton2,andthentapthetip1onthecomputerdisplay.Then dragthepenacrosstheinkyouwanttoerase.

TheThinkPadPenProisstoredintheslotonthebottomsideofthecomputer(asshowninthefollowing illustration).Toremovethepen,slidetheendofthepenoutandthencompletelypullthepenoutoftheslot.

Tochargethepen,insertthepenslightlyintotheslotuntilitsnapsintoposition.Thepenwillbefully chargedinaboutﬁveminutes.

Note:Ensurethatyourcomputerison.Otherwise,thepenwillnotbecharged.

Specialkeys

Thekeyboardhasseveralspecialkeystohelpyouworkmoreeasilyandeffectively.

Notes:

•Dependingonthemodel,yourcomputermightlookdifferentfromtheillustrationsinthistopic.

•Inthestandmode,tabletmode,andtentmode,thekeyboard,thetrackpad,andtheTrackPointpointing stickareautomaticallydisabled.

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer21

1Windowskey

PresstheWindowskey1toopentheStartmenu.

YoualsocanusetheWindowskeytogetherwithanotherkeytoachieveotherfunctions.Formore information,refertothehelpinformationsystemoftheWindowsoperatingsystem.

2Fnkey 3Functionkeys

YoucanconﬁguretheFnkeyandfunctionkeysintheKeyboardPropertieswindowbydoingthefollowing:

1.GotoControlPanelandthenchangetheviewofControlPanelfromCategorytoLargeiconsorSmall icons.

2.ClickKeyboard.InthedisplayedKeyboardPropertieswindow,clicktheFnandfunctionkeysor ThinkPadF1–F12keystab.

3.Selecttheoptionsofyourpreference.

•+EnablesordisablestheFnLockfunction. WhentheFnLockfunctionisenabled:TheFnLockindicatorison.T oinputF1–F12,pressthefunction

keysdirectly.T oinitiatethespecialfunctionprintedasanicononeachkey,presstheFnkeyandthe correspondingfunctionkey.

WhentheFnLockfunctionisdisabled:TheFnLockindicatorisoff.Toinitiatethespecialfunction printedasanicononeachkey,pressthefunctionkeydirectly.ToinputF1–F12,presstheFnkeyandthe correspondingfunctionkey.

•Mutesorunmutesthespeakers.Whenthespeakersaremuted,theindicatoronthekeyison. Ifyoumutethesoundandturnoffyourcomputer,thesoundwillremainmutedwhenyouturnonyour computeragain.Toturnonthesound,pressthevolume-downkeyorvolume-upkey.

•Decreasesthespeakervolume.

•Increasesthespeakervolume.

22ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

•Mutesorunmutesthemicrophones.Whenthemicrophonesaremuted,theindicatoronthe microphone-mutekeyison.

•

Darkensthecomputerdisplay.

•Brightensthecomputerdisplay.

•

Switchesthedisplayoutputlocationbetweenthecomputerdisplayandanexternalmonitor.

•Enablesordisablesthewirelessfeatures.

•

–ForWindows7:OpensControlPanel. –ForWindows10:OpenstheSettingswindow.

•

–ForWindows7:OpensWindowsSearch. –ForWindows10:OpenstheCortana

searchbox.

•Viewsalltheprogramsthatyouhaveopened.

•

–ForWindows7:OpensComputer. –ForWindows10:Viewsalltheprograms.

•Fn+Spacebar:Controlsthekeyboardbacklight.PressFn+Spacebartochangethemodeofthekeyboard backlight.

Note:IfyourcomputerisinstalledwiththeLenovoSettings3.0programorlaterversion,thereare fourmodesforthekeyboardbacklight:Off,Low,High,andAuto.Otherwise,therearethreemodes forthekeyboardbacklight:Off,Low,andHigh.

•Fn+B:HasthesamefunctionastheBreakkeyonaconventionalkeyboard.

•Fn+K:HasthesamefunctionastheScrLKkeyontheconventionalkeyboard.

•Fn+P:HasthesamefunctionasthePausekeyontheconventionalkeyboard.

•Fn+S:HasthesamefunctionastheSysRqkeyontheconventionalkeyboard.

•Fn+4:Putsyourcomputerintosleepmode.Toreturntonormaloperation,presstheFnkeyonly.

Operatingmodes

Thissectionprovidesinformationabouttheoperatingmodesofyourcomputer.Yourcomputerprovides thenotebookmode,standmode,tabletmode,andtentmodethatenableyoutoworkmoreconveniently inyourworkingenvironment.

Thissectioncontainsthefollowingtopics:

•“Rotatingthecomputerdisplay”onpage24

•“Enablingtheoperatingmodes”onpage24

•“Notebookmode”onpage25

•“Standmode”onpage25

•“Tabletmode”onpage26

•“Tentmode”onpage27

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer23

Enablingtheoperatingmodes

Toprovideyourcomputertheﬂexibilityofbeingusedinvariousoperatingmodes,enabletheoperating modesﬁrst.

FortheWindows7operatingsystem,dooneofthefollowingtoenabletheoperatingmodes:

•WhenyouentertheWindows7operatingsystemfortheﬁrsttime,theEnablesensorswindowis displayed.ThenclickEnablethissensor.

•GotoControlPanel.ClickAllControlPanelItems➙LocationandOtherSensors.Thenselectthe checkboxforSTMicroelectronicsSensorHub.

FortheWindows10operatingsystems,theoperatingmodesareenabledbydefault.

Rotatingthecomputerdisplay

Thistopicprovidesinstructionsonhowtorotatethedisplayofyourcomputerproperly.Thistopicalso providesinformationontheoperatingmodesofyourcomputerandcorrespondingdisplayangleranges.

Youcanopenthecomputerdisplaytoanyanglewithinarangeofupto360degreesasshowninthe followingillustration.

Attention:Donotrotatethecomputerdisplaywithtoomuchforce,otherwisethecomputerdisplay orhingesmightgetdamaged.Donotapplytoomuchforcetotheupper-rightorupper-leftcornerof thecomputerdisplay.

Displayangleforeachoperatingmode

Theanglebetweenthefrontofthecomputerdisplayandthekeyboardisdifferentineachoperatingmode. Thefollowingtableliststheanglerangeforeachoperatingmode.

24ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Table1.Displayangleforeachoperatingmode

Notebookmode

nomorethan190degreesmorethan190degreesand

Standmode

lessthan350degrees

TabletmodeTentmode

360degreesnolessthan270degrees

andnomorethan340 degrees

Notebookmode

Youcanusethecomputerinthenotebookmodeinscenariosthatrequireusingakeyboardandamouse, suchaseditingdocumentsandwritinge-mails.

Attention:Donotrotatethecomputerdisplaywithtoomuchforce,otherwisethecomputerdisplay orhingesmightgetdamaged.Donotapplytoomuchforcetotheupper-rightorupper-leftcornerof thecomputerdisplay.

Openthecomputerdisplayslowlyasshowninthefollowingillustration.Yourcomputerisnowinthe notebookmode.

Standmode

Youcanuseyourcomputerinthestandmodeinscenariosthatrequirelimitedinteractionwiththescreen, suchasviewingphotosandplayingvideos.

Attention:Donotrotatethecomputerdisplaywithtoomuchforce,otherwisethecomputerdisplay orhingesmightgetdamaged.Donotapplytoomuchforcetotheupper-rightorupper-leftcornerof thecomputerdisplay.

Ifyourcomputerisinthenotebookmode,dothefollowingtoturnthecomputerfromthenotebookmode intothestandmode:

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer25

1.Slowlyrotatethedisplayclockwiseuntilthebackofthedisplayisfacingthebasecover.

2.Positionyourcomputerasshown.Y ourcomputerisnowinthestandmode.

Inthestandmode,thekeyboard,thetrackpad,andtheTrackPointpointingstickareautomaticallydisabled. However,youcancontrolsomefunctionsofyourcomputerthroughthespecialbuttonsandthemulti-touch screen.Formoreinformation,referto“Usingthetabletbuttons”onpage17 screen”onpage17.

and“Usingthemulti-touch

Tabletmode

Youcanusethecomputerinthetabletmodeinscenariosthatrequirefrequentinteractionwiththescreen, suchasbrowsingtheWebsite.

Attention:Donotrotatethecomputerdisplaywithtoomuchforce,otherwisethecomputerdisplay orhingesmightgetdamaged.Donotapplytoomuchforcetotheupper-rightorupper-leftcornerof thecomputerdisplay.

26ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Ifyourcomputerisinthestandmode,dothefollowingtoturnthecomputerfromthestandmodeinto thetabletmode:

1.Positionyourcomputerasshownandslowlyrotatethecomputerdisplayclockwise.

2.Positionyourcomputerasshown.Yourcomputerisnowinthetabletmode.Bydefault,theautorotate featureisenabled.

Inthetabletmode,thekeyboard,thetrackpad,andtheTrackPointpointingstickareautomaticallydisabled. However,youcancontrolsomefunctionsofyourcomputerthroughthespecialbuttonsandthemulti-touch screen.Formoreinformation,referto“Usingthetabletbuttons”onpage17 screen”onpage17.

and“Usingthemulti-touch

Tentmode

Youcanuseyourcomputerinthetentmodeinscenariosthatrequirelimitedinteractionwiththescreen, suchasviewingphotosandmakingapresentation.

Attention:Donotrotatethecomputerdisplaywithtoomuchforce,otherwisethecomputerdisplay orhingesmightgetdamaged.Donotapplytoomuchforcetotheupper-rightorupper-leftcornerof thecomputerdisplay.

Ifyourcomputerisinthetabletmode,dothefollowingtoturnthecomputerfromthetabletmodeintothe tentmode:

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer27

1.Slowlyrotateyourcomputerdisplayanticlockwisetoanyanglewithinarangeof190degreesto359 degrees.Thedegreesrefertotheangledegreesbetweenthecomputerdisplayandthekeyboard.

2.Positionyourcomputerasshown.Y ourcomputerisnowinthetentmode.

Inthetentmode,thekeyboard,thetrackpad,andtheTrackPointpointingstickareautomaticallydisabled. However,youcancontrolsomefunctionsofyourcomputerthroughthespecialbuttonsandthemulti-touch screen.Formoreinformation,referto“Usingthetabletbuttons”onpage17and“Usingthemulti-touch screen”onpage17

Usingthekeyboard

Yourcomputerkeyboardfeaturestheframetravelfunction.Thistopicprovidesinformationonthebehavior ofthekeyboard.

Note:Inthestandmode,tabletmode,andtentmode,thekeyboard,thetrackpad,andtheTrackPoint pointingstickareautomaticallydisabled.

Behaviorofthekeyboard

Theframeofthekeyboardtravelsupwardwhenyourotatethecomputerdisplayfrom190degreesto360 degrees.Thefollowingaresomescenariosforusingthekeyboard:

28ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

•Theframeofthekeyboarddoesnottravelwhenyourotatethecomputerdisplayfrom10degreesto190 degrees.Thefollowingillustrationshowsthatthekeyboardframedoesnottravel.

•Whenyourotatethecomputerdisplayfrom190degreesto360degrees,theframeofthekeyboard travelsupwardforabout2.0mm(0.08inch).Thefollowingillustrationshowsthatthekeyboardframe travelsupward.

Customizingthekeyboardsettings

Youcancustomizethekeyboardsettingstoachievetheextendedfunctionsofthekeyboard.

Tocustomizethekeyboardsettings,dothefollowing:

1.GotoControlPanel.EnsurethattheviewofControlPanelisCategory.

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer29

2.ClickHardwareandSound➙DeviceManager➙Keyboards➙StandardPS/2keyboardandthen followtheinstructionsonthescreen.

ThinkPadpointingdevice

TheThinkPadpointingdeviceenablesyoutoperformallthefunctionsofatraditionalmouse,suchas pointing,clicking,andscrolling.WiththeThinkPadpointingdevice,youalsocanperformavarietyoftouch gestures,suchasrotatingandzoominginorout.

TheThinkPadpointingdeviceconsistsofthefollowingtwodevices:

1TrackPointpointingdevice 2Trackpad

Bydefault,boththeTrackPointpointingdeviceandthetrackpadareactivewiththetouchgesturesenabled. Tochangethesettings,see“CustomizingtheThinkPadpointingdevice”onpage33

TrackPointpointingdevice

TheTrackPointpointingdeviceenablesyoutoperformallthefunctionsofatraditionalmouse,suchas pointing,clicking,andscrolling.

30ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

TheT rackPointpointingdeviceconsistsofthefollowingfourcomponents:

1Pointingstick 2Left-clickbutton(primary-clickbutton) 3Right-clickbutton(secondary-clickbutton) 4Scrollbar

TousetheTrackPointpointingdevice,refertothefollowinginstructions:

Note:Placeyourhandsinthetypingpositionanduseyourindexﬁngerormiddleﬁngertoapplypressureto thepointing-sticknonslipcap.Useeitherthumbtopresstheleft-clickbuttonorright-clickbutton.

•Point Usethepointingstick1tomovethepointeronthescreen.Tousethepointingstick,applypressureto thepointing-sticknonslipcapinanydirectionparalleltothekeyboard.Thepointermovesaccordingly butthepointingstickitselfdoesnotmove.Thespeedatwhichthepointermovesdependsonthe amountofpressureyouapplytothepointingstick.

•Left-click Presstheleft-clickbutton

2toselectoropenanitem.

•Right-click Presstheright-clickbutton3todisplayashortcutmenu.

•Scroll Pressandholdthedottedscrollbar4whileapplyingpressuretothepointingstickintheverticalor horizontaldirection.Thenyoucanscrollthroughthedocument,Website,orapps.

Trackpad

Theentiretrackpadissensitivetoﬁngertouchandmovement.Y oucanusethetrackpadtoperformallthe pointing,clicking,andscrollingfunctionsofatraditionalmouse.

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer31

Thetrackpadcanbedividedintotwozones:

1Left-clickzone(primary-clickzone) 2Right-clickzone(secondary-clickzone)

Tousethetrackpad,refertothefollowinginstructions:

•Point Slideoneﬁngeracrossthesurfaceofthetrackpadtomovethepointeraccordingly.

•Left-click Presstheleft-clickzone

1toselectoropenanitem.

Youalsocantapanywhereonthesurfaceofthetrackpadwithoneﬁngertoperformtheleft-clickaction.

•Right-click Presstheright-clickzone2todisplayashortcutmenu. Youalsocantapanywhereonthesurfaceofthetrackpadwithtwoﬁngerstoperformtheright-clickaction.

•Scroll Puttwoﬁngersonthetrackpadandmovethemintheverticalorhorizontaldirection.Thisactionenables youtoscrollthroughthedocument,Website,orapps.Ensurethatyoupositionyourtwoﬁngersslightly apartfromeachother.

Withthetrackpad,youalsocanperformavarietyoftouchgestures.Forinformationaboutusingthetouch gestures,see“Trackpadtouchgestures”onpage32

Trackpadtouchgestures

Theentiretrackpadsurfaceissensitivetoﬁngertouchandmovement.Y oucanusethetrackpadtoperform thesamepointandclickactionsasyouwouldusingatraditionalmouse.Y oualsocanusethetrackpad toperformavarietyoftouchgestures.

Thistopicintroducesthefrequentlyusedtouchgesturessuchastapping,dragging,scrolling,androtating. Formoregestures,seethehelpinformationsystemoftheThinkPadpointingdevice.

Notes:

•Whenusingtwoormoreﬁngers,ensurethatyoupositionyourﬁngersslightlyapart.

•SomegesturesarenotavailableifthelastactionwasdonefromtheTrackPointpointingdevice.

•Somegesturesareonlyavailablewhenyouareusingcertainapps.

32ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Tap

Tapanywhereonthetrackpad withoneﬁngertoselectoropen anitem.

Two-ﬁngertap

Tapanywhereonthetrackpadwith twoﬁngerstodisplayashortcut menu.

Two-ﬁngerscroll

Puttwoﬁngersonthetrackpad andmovethemintheverticalor horizontaldirection.Thisaction enablesyoutoscrollthroughthe document,Website,orapps.

Two-ﬁngerzoomin

Puttwoﬁngersonthetrackpad andmovethemfartherapartto zoomin.

Two-ﬁngerzoomout

Puttwoﬁngersonthetrackpadand movethemclosertogethertozoom out.

ThefollowingsectionintroducessometouchgesturesavailableonlyontheWindows10operatingsystem.

Swipethreeﬁngersup

Putthreeﬁngersonthetrackpad andmovethemuptoopenthe taskviewtoseeallyouropen windows.

Swipethreeﬁngersdown

Putthreeﬁngersonthetrackpad andmovethemdowntoshowthe desktop.

CustomizingtheThinkPadpointingdevice

YoucancustomizetheThinkPadpointingdevicesoyoucanuseitmorecomfortablyandefﬁciently.For example,youcanchoosetoenabletheTrackPointpointingdevice,thetrackpad,orboth.Y oualsocan disableorenablethetouchgestures.

TocustomizetheThinkPadpointingdevice,dothefollowing:

1.GotoControlPanel.

2.ClickHardwareandSound➙Mouse.TheMousePropertieswindowisdisplayed.

3.IntheMousePropertieswindow,followtheinstructionsonthescreentocompletethecustomization.

Replacingthecaponthepointingstick

Thecap1ontheendofthepointingstickisremovable.Afteryouusethecapforaperiodoftime,you mightconsiderreplacingthecapwithanewone.

Togetanewcap,contactLenovo.ForinformationaboutcontactingLenovo,seeChapter11“Getting support”onpage137

Note:Ensurethatyouuseacapwithgroovesaasshowninthefollowingillustration.

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer33

Powermanagement

Thepowertorunyourcomputercancomeeitherfromacpowerorfromthebattery.

Usingtheacpower

Yourcomputercomeswithanacpoweradapterandapowercord.

•acpoweradapter:Convertsacpowerfornotebookcomputeruse.

•Powercord:Connectstheacoutletandtheacpoweradapter.

Whileyouuseacpower,thebatterychargesautomatically.

Connectingtoacpower

Toconnectthecomputertoacpower,dothefollowing:

Attention:Usinganimproperpowercordmightcauseseveredamagetoyourcomputer.

Note:Ensurethatyouperformtheactionsintheorderinwhichtheyarelisted.

1.Connectthepowercordtotheacpoweradapter.

2.Connecttheacpoweradaptertothepowerconnectorofthecomputer.

3.Connectthepowercordintoanelectricaloutlet.

Tipsforusingtheacpoweradapter

•Whentheacpoweradapterisnotinuse,disconnectitfromtheelectricaloutlet.

•Donotbindthepowercordtightlyaroundtheacpoweradaptertransformerpackwhenitisconnectedto thetransformer.

•Beforeyouchargethebattery,makesurethatitstemperatureisatleast10°C(50°F).

•Y oucanchargethebatterywhentheacpoweradapterisconnectedtothecomputer.Youneedto chargethebatteryinanyofthefollowingsituations:

–WhenthebatteryiconintheWindowsnotiﬁcationareashowsalowpercentageofbatterypower

remaining.

–Whenthebatteryhasnotbeenusedforalongtime

34ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Usingthebatterypower

Beforeyouusethebatterypower,ensurethatyoureadthefollowingnotices:

•“Generalbatterynotice”onpagex

•“Noticeforbuilt-inrechargeablebattery”onpagex

Itishardtopredictthebatterylifebetweencharges.Differentcomputercomponentsconsumepowerat differentrates.Somecomponentsconsumepowerveryquickly,forexample,thecomputerdisplay,the microprocessor,andthewirelessradios.Themoreyouusethepower-intensivecomponents,thefasteryou consumepower.

Thebatteryisaconsumablesupply.Ifyourbatterybeginstodischargetooquickly,youmightconsider gettinganewonefromLenovo.TocontactLenovo,seeChapter11“Gettingsupport”onpage137

Checkingthebatterystatus

Moveyourpointertothebattery-statusiconintheWindowsnotiﬁcationareatocheckthebatterystatus. Thebattery-statusicondisplaysthepercentageofbatterypowerremainingandhowlongyoucanuse yourcomputerbeforeyoumustchargethebattery.

Therateatwhichyouusebatterypowerdetermineshowlongyoucanusethebatteriesofyourcomputer betweencharges.Becauseofdifferentuserhabitsandneeds,itisdifﬁculttopredicthowlongabattery chargewilllast.Therearetwomainfactors:

•Howmuchenergyisstoredinthebatterywhenyoubegintowork.

•Thewayyouuseyourcomputer.Forexample:

–Howoftenyouaccessthestoragedrive. –Howbrightyoumakethecomputerdisplay. –Howoftenyouusethewirelessfeatures.

Chargingthebattery

Itisrecommendedthatyouchargethebatterywhenthebatterypowerremainingislow.Forexample:

•Whenyouﬁndthatthepercentageoftheremainingpowerislow.

•Whenthepoweralarmalertsyou.

Tochargethebattery,see“Usingtheacpower”onpage34

Dependingonthebatterysizeandthephysicalenvironment,thebatterywillbefullychargedinaboutthree tosixhours.Youcancheckthebatterychargingstatusatanytimethroughthebattery-statusiconin theWindowsnotiﬁcationarea.

Note:Tomaximizethelifeofthebattery,thecomputerdoesnotstartrechargingthebatteryiftheremaining powerisgreaterthan95%.

Maximizingthebatterylife

Tomaximizethelifeofthebattery,dothefollowing:

•Usethebatteryuntilthechargeisdepleted.

•Rechargethebatterycompletelybeforeusingit.Youcanseewhetherthebatteryisfullychargedfromthe battery-statusiconintheWindowsnotiﬁcationarea.

•Alwaysusepower-savingmodes,suchassleepmodeandhibernationmode.

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer35

Power-savingmodes

Thereareseveralmodesthatyoucanuseatanytimetoconservepower.Thissectionintroduceseach modeandgivestipsontheeffectiveuseofbatterypower.

•Screenblankmode(forWindows7only) Thecomputerdisplayrequiresconsiderablebatterypower.Toturnoffthepowertothedisplayandmake thecomputerenterscreenblankmode,right-clickthebattery-gaugeiconinthewindowsnotiﬁcationarea andselectPoweroffdisplay.

•Sleepmode Insleepmode,yourworkissavedtomemory,andthenthesolid-statedrive,harddiskdrive,orhybrid drive,andthecomputerdisplayareturnedoff.Whenyourcomputerwakesup,yourworkisrestored withinseconds.

Toputyourcomputerintosleepmode,pressFn+4. Youalsocanputthecomputerintosleepmodebydoingthefollowing:

–ForWindows7:OpentheStartmenu,thenclickthearrownexttotheShutdownbutton.Click

Sleepfromthemenudisplayed. –ForWindows10:OpentheStartmenu,click Formoreinformationabouttheprograms,see“Lenovoprograms”onpage12.

•Hibernationmode Byusingthismode,youcanturnoffyourcomputercompletelywithoutsavingﬁlesorexitingany programsthatarerunning.Whenthecomputerentershibernationmode,allopenprograms,folders,and ﬁlesaresavedtothestoragedevices,andthenthecomputerturnsoff.

Toputthecomputerintohibernationmode,dothefollowing:

Power,andthenclickSleep.

–ForWindows7:OpentheStartmenu,thenclickthearrownexttotheShutdownbutton.Click

Hibernatefromthemenudisplayed.

–ForWindows10:Deﬁnewhatthepowerbuttondoesﬁrst,thenpressthepowerbuttontoputthe

computerintohibernationmode.Formoreinformation,see“Frontview”onpage1.

Ifyouputyourcomputerintohibernationmodewiththewake-upfunctiondisabled,thecomputerdoes notconsumeanypower.Thewake-upfunctionisdisabledbydefault.Ifyouputyourcomputerinto hibernationmodewiththewake-upfunctionenabled,thecomputerconsumesasmallamountofpower.

Toenablethewake-upfunction,dothefollowing:

1.GotoControlPanelandclickSystemandSecurity.

2.ClickAdministrativeTools.

3.ClickTaskScheduler.Ifyouarepromptedforanadministratorpasswordorconﬁrmation,typethe passwordorprovideconﬁrmation.

4.Fromtheleftpane,selectthetaskfolderforwhichyouwanttoenablethewake-upfunction.The scheduledtasksaredisplayed.

5.Clickascheduledtask,andthenclicktheConditionstab.

6.UnderPower,selectthecheckboxforWakethecomputertorunthistask.

•Wirelessoff Whenyouarenotusingthewirelessfeatures,suchasBluetoothorwirelessLAN,turnthemoff.Thishelps

conservepower.Toturnoffthewirelessfeatures,pressthewireless-radioscontrolkey.

Managingthepowerplan

Powerplanscanhelpyoumaximizeyourcomputer’sperformanceorconserveenergy.Y oucanselecta powerplanorcustomizeitbychangingitspowersettings.Toachievethis,dothefollowing:

36ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

1.Fromthedesktop,clickthebattery-statusiconintheWindowsnotiﬁcationareaonthetaskbar.

2.ClickMorepoweroptions.

3.Followtheinstructionsonthescreen.

Notes:UseLenovoprogramsforadvancedpowersettings.

•ForWindows7:UsethePowerManagerprogram.

•ForWindows10:UsetheLenovoSettingsprogram.

Formoreinformation,see“Lenovoprograms”onpage12

Connectingtothenetwork

YourcomputerhasoneormorenetworkcardsthatenableyoutoconnectyourcomputertotheInternet orothernetworkconnections.

Ethernetconnections

YoucanconnectyourcomputertoalocalnetworkorabroadbandconnectionthroughtheThinkPad OneLink+toRJ45AdapterorasupportedThinkPadOneLink+Dock.

DANGER

Toavoidtheriskofelectricalshock,donotconnectthetelephonecabletotheEthernetconnector ontheThinkPadOneLink+toRJ45AdapterortheThinkPadOneLink+Dock.

Wirelessconnections

Wirelessconnectionisthetransferofdatawithouttheuseofcablesbutbymeansofradiowavesonly.

Dependingonthewirelessdevicesinstalledonyourcomputer,youmightbeabletousethefollowing wirelessnetworks:

•WirelessLANconnection

•WirelessWANconnection

•Bluetoothconnection

UsingtheAirplanemode

AirplanemodeissupportedontheWindows10operatingsystem.IftheAirplanemodeisenabled,all wirelessfeaturesaredisabled.

ToenableordisabletheAirplanemode,dothefollowing:

1.OpentheStartmenu.

2.ClickSettings.IfSettingsisnotdisplayed,clickAllappstodisplayallprograms.

3.ClickSettings➙Network&Internet➙Airplanemode.

4.SlidethecontrolforAirplanemodetoturnitonoroff.

UsingthewirelessLANconnection

Awirelesslocalareanetwork(LAN)coversarelativelysmallgeographicarea,suchasanofﬁcebuildingora house.Devicesbasedonthe802.11standardscanconnecttothistypeofnetwork.

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer37

Yourcomputercomeswithabuilt-inwirelessnetworkcardandaconﬁgurationutilitytohelpyouestablish wirelessconnectionsandmonitortheconnectionstatus.Thisenablesyoutostayconnectedtoyournetwork whileyouareattheofﬁce,inameetingroom,orathome,withnoneedforawiredconnection.

ToestablishawirelessLANconnection,dothefollowing:

1.Clickthewireless-network-connection-statusiconintheWindowsnotiﬁcationarea.Alistofavailable wirelessnetworksisdisplayed.

2.Double-clickanetworktoconnecttoit.Providerequiredinformationifneeded.

Thecomputerautomaticallyconnectstoanavailablewirelessnetworkwhenthelocationchanges.Formore information,refertotheWindowshelpinformationsystem.

TipsforusingthewirelessLANfeature

Toachievethebestconnection,usethefollowingguidelines:

•PlaceyourcomputersothatthereareasfewobstaclesaspossiblebetweenthewirelessLANaccess pointandthecomputer.

•Openyourcomputerdisplaytoanangleofslightlymorethan90degrees.

•Ifyouusethewirelessfeature(the802.11standards)ofyourcomputersimultaneouslywithaBluetooth option,thedatatransmissionspeedcanbedelayedandtheperformanceofthewirelessfeaturecanbe degraded.

Checkingthewireless-LANconnectionstatus

Youcancheckthewireless-LANconnectionstatusthroughthewireless-network-connection-statusiconin theWindowsnotiﬁcationarea.Themorebarsencompassed,thebetterthesignalis.

FortheWindows7operatingsystem,youalsocanchecktheAccessConnectionsgauge,theAccess Connectionsstatusicon,ortheAccessConnectionswirelessstatusiconintheWindowsnotiﬁcationarea.

AccessConnectionsgauge:

•Powertothewirelessradioisoffornosignal.

•Powertothewirelessradioison.Thesignalstrengthofthewirelessconnectionispoor.To improvesignalstrength,moveyourcomputerclosertothewirelessaccesspoint.

•Powertothewirelessradioison.Thesignalstrengthofthewirelessconnection ismarginal.

•Powertothewirelessradioison.Thesignalstrengthofthewirelessconnection isexcellent.

AccessConnectionsstatusicon:

•Nolocationproﬁleisactiveornoneexists.

•Currentlocationproﬁleisdisconnected.

•Currentlocationproﬁleisconnected.

AccessConnectionswirelessstatusicon:

•Powertothewirelessradioisoff.

•Powertothewirelessradioison.Noassociation.

•Powertothewirelessradioison.Nosignal.

38ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

•Powertothewirelessradioison.Thesignalstrengthofthewirelessconnectionisexcellent.

•Powertothewirelessradioison.Thesignalstrengthofthewirelessconnectionismarginal.

Powertothewirelessradioison.Thesignalstrengthofthewirelessconnectionispoor.T oimprove

• signalstrength,moveyourcomputerclosertothewirelessaccesspoint.

UsingthewirelessWANconnection

Wirelesswideareanetwork(WAN),whichusescellularnetworksfordatatransmission,enablesyou toestablishwirelessconnectionsoverremotepublicorprivatenetworks.Theseconnectionscanbe maintainedoveralargegeographicalarea,suchasacityoranentirecountry,byuseofmultipleantenna sitesorsatellitesystemsmaintainedbywirelessserviceproviders.

SomeThinkPadnotebookcomputerscomewithabuilt-inwirelessWANcardintegratedwithsomewireless WANtechnologies,suchas1xEV-DO,HSPA,3G,GPRS,orLTE.Byusingthebuilt-inwirelessWANcardand theconﬁgurationutilitythatcomeswithyourcomputer,youcanestablishwirelessWANconnectionsand monitortheconnectionstatus.

Note:ThewirelessWANserviceisprovidedbyauthorizedserviceprovidersinsomecountries.

TipsforusingthewirelessWANfeature

Toachievethebestconnection,usethefollowingguidelines:

•Keepyourcomputerawayfromyourbody.

•Placeyourcomputeronaﬂatsurfaceandopenyourcomputerdisplaytoanangleofslightlymore than90degrees.

•Placeyourcomputerawayfromconcreteorbrickwallsthatmightdampencellularsignals.

•Bestreceptionwillbeavailablenearwindowsandotherlocationswherecellularphonereceptionisthe strongest.

Checkingthewireless-WANconnectionstatus

Youcancheckthewireless-WANconnectionstatusthroughthewireless-network-connection-statusiconin theWindowsnotiﬁcationarea.Themorebarsencompassed,thebetterthesignalis.

FortheWindows7operatingsystem,youalsocanchecktheAccessConnectionsgauge,theAccess Connectionsstatusicon,ortheAccessConnectionswirelessstatusiconintheWindowsnotiﬁcationarea.

AccessConnectionsgauge:

•Nosignal

•Weaksignal

•Mediumsignal

•

AccessConnectionsstatusicon:

•

•Currentlocationproﬁleisconnected.

AccessConnectionswirelessstatusicon:

Strongsignal

Nolocationproﬁleisactiveornoneexists.

Currentlocationproﬁleisdisconnected.

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer39

•PowertotheWANradioisoff

•Noassociation

•Nosignal

•Weaksignal

•Mediumsignal

•Strongsignal

UsingtheBluetoothconnection

Bluetoothcanconnectdevicesashortdistancefromoneanother,andiscommonlyusedforconnecting peripheraldevicestoacomputer,transferringdatabetweenhand-helddevicesandapersonalcomputer,or remotelycontrollingandcommunicatingwithdevicessuchasmobilephones.

Dependingonthemodel,yourcomputermightsupporttheBluetoothfeature.T otransferdatathrough theBluetoothfeature,dothefollowing:

Note:Ifyouusethewirelessfeature(the802.11standards)ofyourcomputersimultaneouslywitha Bluetoothoption,thedatatransmissionspeedcanbedelayedandtheperformanceofthewirelessfeature canbedegraded.

1.EnsurethattheBluetoothfeatureisenabled.

•ForWindows7:Pressthewireless-radioscontrolkeyandturnontheBluetoothfeature.

•ForWindows10:Dooneofthefollowing:

–OpentheStartmenuandthenclickSettings.IfSettingsisnotdisplayed,clickAllappstodisplay

allprograms,andthenclickSettings➙Devices➙Bluetooth.TurnontheBluetoothfeature.

–OpentheStartmenuandthenclickSettings.IfSettingsisnotdisplayed,clickAllappsto

displayallprograms,andthenclickSettings➙Network&Internet➙Airplanemode.T urnon theBluetoothfeature.

2.Right-clickthedatathatyouwanttosend.

3.SelectSendTo➙BluetoothDevices.

4.SelectaBluetoothdevice,andthenfollowtheinstructionsonthescreen.

Formoreinformation,refertotheWindowshelpinformationsystemandtheBluetoothhelpinformation system.

UsingtheNFCdevices

Dependingonthemodel,yourcomputermightcomewiththeNearﬁeldcommunication(NFC)feature.Near ﬁeldcommunicationisahigh-frequencyandshort-rangewirelesscommunicationstechnology.Byusingthe NFCfeature,youcanestablishtheradiocommunicationsbetweenyourcomputerandanotherNFC-enabled deviceoverafewcentimeters.SomeLenovoappsareusingtheNFCfeature.

ThissectionprovidesthebasicinstructionsonparingyourcomputerwithanNFCdevice.Formore informationaboutdatatransfer,refertothedocumentationoftheNFCdevice.

Attention:

•BeforehandlingtheNFCcard,touchametaltableoragroundedmetalobject.Otherwisethecardmight getdamagedbythestaticelectricityfromyourbody.

•Duringthedatatransfer,donotputyourcomputerorNFC-enabledsmartphoneintosleepmode; otherwise,yourdatacouldgetdamaged.

40ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

PairingyourcomputerwithanNFCcard

PairingyourcomputerwithanNFC-enabledsmartphone

Beforeyoustart,ensurethatthecardisinNFCDataExchange Format(NDEF),otherwisethecardcannotbedetected.Thendo thefollowing:

1.PositionthecardcloselyabovetheNFClabelasshown.Align theshorteredgeofthecardwiththehorizontalextensionline forthecenteroftheNFClabel.

2.Slowlymovethecardinthedirectiontowardscomputerdisplay withina0.5cm(0.20inch)distance.Thenholdthecard forsecondsuntilyouarepromptedthatthecardhasbeen successfullydetected.

Beforeyoustart,ensurethatthesmartphonescreenisfacing upward.Thendothefollowing:

1.PositionthesmartphonecloselyabovetheNFClabelasshown. Aligntheshorteredgeofthesmartphonewiththehorizontal extensionlineforthecenteroftheNFClabel.

2.Slowlymovethesmartphoneinthedirectiontowardsthe computerdisplaywithina5cm(1.97inches)distance.Then holdthesmartphoneforsecondsuntilyouarepromptedthat thesmartphonehasbeensuccessfullydetected.

EnablingtheNFCfeature

Bydefault,theNFCfeatureisenabled.IftheNFCfeatureofyourcomputerisdisabled,dothefollowingto enabletheNFCfeature:

•ForWindows7:

1.StarttheThinkPadSetupprogram.See“Securitymenu”onpage82.

2.SelectSecurity➙I/OPortAccess.

3.SettheNFCdeviceoptiontoEnabled.

•ForWindows10:

1.OpentheStartmenuandthenclickSettings.IfSettingsisnotdisplayed,clickAllappstodisplayall programs,andthenclickSettings➙Network&Internet➙Airplanemode.

2.TurnofftheAirplanemode.

3.TurnontheNFCfunction.

Usinganexternaldisplay

Youcanuseanexternaldisplaysuchasaprojectororamonitortogivepresentationsortoexpandyour workspace.Thistopicintroduceshowtoconnectanexternaldisplay,choosedisplaymodes,andchange displaysettings.

Yourcomputersupportsthefollowingvideoresolution,providedthattheexternalmonitoralsosupportsthat resolution.

•Upto4096x2304pixels,withanexternaldisplayconnectedtotheminiDisplayPortconnector

•Upto4096x2160pixels,withanexternaldisplayconnectedtotheHDMIconnector

Formoreinformationabouttheexternaldisplay,refertothemanualsprovidedwithit.

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer41

Connectinganexternaldisplay

Youcanuseeitherawireddisplayorawirelessdisplay.ThewireddisplaycanbeconnectedtotheHDMI, VGA,orminiDisplayPortconnectorbyacable.ThewirelessdisplaycanbeaddedthroughtheWi-Dior Miracastfunction.

•Connectingawireddisplay

Note:Whenyouconnectanexternalmonitor,avideointerfacecablewithaferritecoreisrequired.

1.Connecttheexternaldisplaytoanappropriatevideoconnectoronyourcomputer,suchastheVGA connector,miniDisplayPortconnector,orHDMIconnector.

2.Connecttheexternaldisplaytoanelectricaloutlet.

3.Turnontheexternaldisplay.

Ifyourcomputercannotdetecttheexternaldisplay,dothefollowings:

–ForWindows7:Right-clickonthedesktop,thenclickScreenresolution➙Detect. –ForWindows10:Right-clickonthedesktop,thenclickDisplaysettings➙Detect.

•Connectingawirelessdisplay

Note:Touseawirelessdisplay,ensurethatbothyourcomputerandtheexternaldisplaysupportthe Wi-DiorMiracastfeature.

–ForWindows7

StarttheIntel onthescreen.

–ForWindows10

Dooneofthefollowing:

Wi-Diprogram.Selectthedesiredwirelessdisplayinthelistandfollowtheinstructions

–OpentheStartmenuandthenclickSettings.IfSettingsisnotdisplayed,clickAllappstodisplay

allprograms,andthenclickSettings➙Devices➙Connecteddevices➙Addadevice.

–ClicktheactioncentericonintheWindowsnotiﬁcationarea.ClickConnect.Selectthedesired

wirelessdisplayandfollowtheinstructionsonthescreen.

Formoreinformation,seetheWindowshelpinformationsystems.

Choosingadisplaymode

Youcandisplayyourdesktopandappsonthecomputerdisplay,theexternaldisplay,orboth.Tochoose howtodisplaythevideooutput,pressthedisplay-modeswitchingkeyandthenselectadisplay

modeyouprefer.

Therearefourdisplaymodes:

•Disconnect:Displaysthevideooutputonlyonyourcomputerscreen.

Note:Dependingonthesituation,youmightseeDisconnect,PCscreenonly,Computeronly,or Disconnectprojector.

•Duplicate:Displaysthesamevideooutputonbothyourcomputerscreenandanexternaldisplay.

•Extend:Extendsthevideooutputfromyourcomputerdisplaytoanexternaldisplay.Y oucandragand moveitemsbetweenthetwodisplays.

•Projectoronly:Showsthevideooutputonlyonanexternaldisplay.

Note:Dependingonthesituation,youmightseeProjectoronlyorSecondscreenonly.

42ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Note:IfyoushowDOSorprogramsusingDirectDraworDirect3D

infull-screenmode,onlythemain

displayshowsthevideooutput.

Changingdisplaysettings

Youcanchangethesettingsforboththecomputerdisplayandtheexternaldisplay.Forexample,you candeﬁnewhichoneisthemaindisplayandwhichoneisthesecondarydisplay.Youalsocanchange theresolutionandorientation.

Tochangedisplaysettings,dothefollowing:

1.Right-clickonthedesktopandselectScreenResolution(Windows7)orDisplaysettings(Windows

10).

2.Selectthedisplaythatyouwanttoconﬁgure.

3.Changedisplaysettingsasyouwant.

Note:Ifyousetahigherresolutionforthecomputerdisplaythantheexternaldisplay,onlypartofthescreen canbeshownontheexternaldisplay.

Usingaudiofeatures

Yourcomputerisequippedwiththefollowingitems:

•Built-inmicrophones

•Built-inspeakers

•Comboaudioconnector,3.5mm(0.14inch)indiameter

Yourcomputeralsohasanaudiochipthatenablesyoutoenjoyvariousmultimediaaudiofeatures,such asthefollowing:

•PlaybackofMIDIandMP3ﬁles

•RecordingandplaybackofPCMandWAVﬁles

•Recordingfromvarioussoundsources,suchasaheadsetattached

Thefollowingtableshowswhichfunctionsoftheaudiodevicesattachedtotheconnectorsonyourcomputer ordockingstationaresupported.

Table2.Audiofeaturelist

Connector

Comboaudioconnector

Headsetwitha3.5mm (0.14–inch)4-poleplug

Headphoneand microphonefunctions supported

ConventionalheadphoneConventionalmicrophone

Headphonefunction supported

Notsupported

Toconﬁgurethemicrophoneforoptimalsoundrecording,usetheConexantSmartAudioprogram.Tostart theprogram,gotoControlPanelandclickHardwareandSound➙SmartAudio.

Usingthecamera

Ifyourcomputerhasacamera,youcanusethecameratopreviewyourvideoimageandtakeasnapshot ofyourcurrentimage.

Tostartthecamera,dothefollowing:

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer43

•ForWindows7:StarttheCommunicationsUtilityprogram.See“AccessingLenovoprograms”on page12

•ForWindows10:OpentheStartmenu,andclickCamerafromtheallappslist.

Whenthecameraisstarted,thegreencamera-in-useindicatorturnson.

Youalsocanusetheintegratedcamerawithotherprogramsthatprovidefeaturessuchasphotographing, videocapturing,andvideoconferencing.Tousetheintegratedcamerawithotherprograms,openoneofthe programsandstartthephotographing,videocapturing,orvideoconferencingfunction.Then,thecamera willstartautomaticallyandthegreencamera-in-useindicatorwillturnon.Formoreinformationaboutusing thecamerawithaprogram,refertothehelpinformationsystemoftheprogram.

Conﬁguringcamerasettings

Youcanconﬁgurethecamerasettingstomeetyourneeds,suchasadjustingthequalityofthevideooutput.

Toconﬁgurethecamerasettings,dothefollowing:

•ForWindows7:StarttheCommunicationsUtilityprogramandconﬁgurethecamerasettingsasdesired.

•ForWindows10:Dooneofthefollowing:

–OpentheCameraapp,clickthesettingsiconintheupper-rightcorner.Followtheinstructionsonthe

–ClickLenovoSettingsfromtheStartmenu.ThenclickCamera.Followtheinstructionsonthe

screentoconﬁgurethecamerasettingsasdesired.

Usingasmartcard

Dependingonthemodel,yourcomputermightcomewithasmartcardreader.

Thissectionprovidesinformationaboutthesupportedsmartcardtypeandinstructionsonhowtoinstall orremoveasmartcard.Formoreinformationaboutusingthesmartcard,refertothedocumentation thatcamewiththesmartcard.

Supportedsmartcardtype

Thesmartcardreader(ifavailableonyourcomputer)onlysupportsthesmartcardofthefollowing speciﬁcations:

•Length:85.60mm(3.37inches)

•Width:53.98mm(2.13inches)

•Thickness:0.76mm(0.03inch)

Attention:Smartcardwithslitsisnotsupported.Donotinsertsuchasmartcardintothesmartcardreader ofyourcomputertoavoiddamagetothereader.

44ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Installingorremovingasmartcard Attention:Beforeinstallingorremovingasmartcard,ensurethatyouobservethefollowingprecautions:

•Beforeyoustart,read“Staticelectricityprevention”onpage123

•Whendataisbeingtransferred,donotputyourcomputerintosleeporhibernationmodeanddonot performanyinstallationorremovalactions.Otherwise,yourdatacouldgetdamaged.

•Donotremoveasmartcardwhilethecomputerisinsleeporhibernationmode.Otherwise,thesystem mightnotrespondwhenyoutrytoresumeoperation.

Toinstallasmartcard:Holdthesmartcardincorrectorientationandtheninsertitﬁrmlyintotheslotin thesmartcardreader.

Toremoveasmartcard:Exitallprogramsthatareworkingwiththesmartcardﬁrst.Otherwise,data onthesmartcardmightgetdamagedorlost.Pullthesmartcardoutwardalittlebitandthenslideit completelyoutoftheslot.

Afteryouinstallasmartcard,dothefollowingtoenabletheplug-and-playfeatureforthesmartcard:

1.GotoControlPanel,andensurethatyouviewControlPanelbyCategory.

2.ClickHardwareandSound.

3.ClickDeviceManager.Ifyouarepromptedforanadministratorpasswordorconﬁrmation,typethe passwordorprovideconﬁrmation.

4.FromtheActionmenu,selectAddlegacyhardware.TheAddHardwareWizardstarts.

5.Followtheinstructionsonthescreen.

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer45

46ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Chapter3.Enhancingyourcomputer

Thischapterprovidesinstructionsonhowtousehardwaredevicestoexpandyourcomputercapabilities.It includesthefollowingtopics:

•“FindingThinkPadoptions”onpage47

•“ThinkPadOneLink+Dock”onpage47

FindingThinkPadoptions

Ifyouwanttoexpandthecapabilitiesofyourcomputer,Lenovohasanumberofhardwareaccessoriesand upgradestomeetyourneeds.Optionsincludememorymodules,storagedevices,networkcards,docking stations,batteries,poweradapters,printers,scanners,keyboards,mice,andmore.

YoucanshopatLenovo24hoursaday,7daysaweekdirectlyovertheWorldWideWeb.Allyouneedisan Internetconnectionandacreditcard.

ToshopatLenovo,goto http://www.lenovo.com/essentials

ThinkPadOneLink+Dock

TheThinkPadOneLink+Dock(hereafterreferredtoasdock)isanoptionaldevicethatLenovodesigned speciﬁcallyforyourcomputer.Thedockprovidesconvenienceandmakesyourcomputereasiertouse forwork,study,andentertainment.Ifyourcomputerdoesnotcomewiththedock,youcanpurchaseone fromLenovoathttp://www.lenovo.com/accessories.

Thistopicprovidesbasicinformationaboutthedock.Fordetailedinformationaboutusingthedock,refer tothedocumentationthatcomeswiththedock.

Frontview

1Security-lockslot:Toprotectyourdockfromtheft,purchaseasecuritycablelockthatﬁtsthis

security-lockslottolockyourdocktoastationaryobject.

2Audioconnector:Usedtoconnectheadphonesoraheadsetthathasa3.5-mm(0.14-inch),4-poleplug.

3USB3.0connector:UsedtoconnectdevicesthatarecompatiblewithUSB3.0andUSB2.0.

4AlwaysOnUSBconnector:Bydefault,theAlwaysOnUSBconnectorenablesyoutochargesome

mobiledigitaldevicesandsmartphoneswhenthedockisinthefollowingsituations:

©CopyrightLenovo2016

•Whenthedockisinsleeporhibernationmode

•Whenthedockisturnedoff

Formoreinformation,refertothedocumentationthatcomeswiththedock.

5Powerbutton:Thepowerbuttononthedockfunctionsthesameastheoneonthecomputer.

6System-statusindicator:TheindicatorontheilluminatedThinkPadlogofunctionsthesameastheones

onthecomputer.Fordetails,see“Statusindicators”onpage6.

Rearview

1USB2.0connectors:UsedtoconnectdevicesthatarecompatiblewithUSB2.0.

2DisplayPortconnectors:Usedtoattachahigh-performancemonitor,adirect-drivemonitor,orother

devicesthatuseaDisplayPortconnector.

3Ethernetconnector:UsedtoconnectthedocktoanEthernetLAN.

4USB3.0connectors:UsedtoconnectdevicesthatarecompatiblewithUSB3.0andUSB2.0.

5VGAconnector:UsedtoconnecttoaVGA-compatiblevideodevice,suchasaVGAmonitor.

6Powerconnector:Usedtoconnecttheacpoweradapter.

7OneLink+connector:ConnecttheOneLink+connectortothecomputer.Tolocatethecorresponding

OneLink+connectoronthecomputer,see“Left-sideview”onpage4.

ThinkPadWiGigDock

TheWirelessGigabit(WiGig)technologyenableswirelesscommunicationsbetweennearbydevicesat multi-gigabitspeeds.SomecomputermodelshaveawirelessLANcardwithbuilt-inWiGigfeature.These computermodelscanworkwiththeThinkPadWiGigDockwirelesslytoexpandcomputingcapabilities.

Locatingcontrols,connectors,andindicators

ThissectionintroducesthehardwarefeaturesoftheThinkPadWiGigDocktogiveyouthebasicinformation youneedtostartusingthedock.

48ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Frontview

1Statusindicator:TheindicatorintheThinkPadlogoshowsthestatusofthedock.Theindicatorissolid

onwhenthedockison(innormalmode).

Sideview

12USB2.0connectors:ConnectdevicesthatarecompatiblewithUSB2.0,suchasaUSBkeyboard

oraUSBmouse.

3Audioconnector:Connectheadphonesoraheadsetthathasa3.5-mm(0.14-inch)4-poleplugtothe

audioconnectortolistentothesoundfromthecomputer.

4Power/Connectionbutton:T urnonorturnoffthedock.Youcanalsopressthebuttontoconﬁrm

connection.

5USB3.0connector:ConnectUSBcompatibledevices,suchasaUSBkeyboard,USBmouse,or

USBstoragedevice.Forfasterandoptimaldatatransfer,ensurethatyouconnectaUSB3.0deviceto theUSB3.0connector.

68AlwaysOnUSB3.0connector:ConnectUSBcompatibledevicesorchargesomemobiledigital

devicesandsmartphoneswhenyourcomputerisinsleeporhibernationmode.

Chapter3.Enhancingyourcomputer49

7Security-lockslot:Toprotectyourdockfromtheft,purchaseasecuritycablelockthatﬁtsthis

security-lockslottolockyourdocktoastationaryobject.

9acpowerconnector:Connecttheacpoweradapter.

10HDMIconnector:Connectahigh-deﬁnitiontelevision.

11DisplayPortconnector:Connectahigh-performancemonitor,adirect-drivemonitor,orotherdevices

thatuseaDisplayPortconnector.

12Ethernetconnector:ConnectthedocktoanEthernetLAN.

Bottomview

1Emergency-resethole:Ifyourdockstopsresponding,holddownthepowerbuttonforseveralseconds

toturnoffthedock.Ifthedockstillcannotbeturnedoff,removetheacpoweradapterﬁrst.Theninserta straightenedpaperclipintotheemergency-resetholetoresetthedock.

SettinguptheThinkPadWiGigDock

TosetupyourThinkPadWiGigDock,dothefollowing:

50ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

1.Connectthepowercordtotheacpoweradapter.

2.Connecttheacpoweradaptertothepowerconnectorofthedock.

3.Connectthepowercordtoanelectricaloutlet.

4.Turnonthedockbypressingthepowerbutton.

5.Ifanexternaldisplayisavailable,connecttheexternaldisplaytotheappropriateconnector(HDMIor DisplayPortconnector)onthedock.Theexternaldisplayshowssomewirelesspairinginstructionswhen youconnectyourcomputertotheWiGigdock.

6.PositionyourcomputerclosetotheThinkPadWiGigDock,within0.9m(3ft).Thedockalsomustbe withina120-degreesectorregionrelativelytotherearofthecomputerdisplay.Ensurethatnoobjects arebetweenthedockandthecomputer.

Chapter3.Enhancingyourcomputer51

UsingtheThinkPadWiGigDock

Thissectionintroduceshowtouseandmanagethedock.

ConnectingtotheThinkPadWiGigDock

ToconnectyourcomputertotheThinkPadWiGigdock,dothefollowing:

1.Afterthesetupandpreparation,turnonyourcomputerandthedock.Thendothefollowing:

•ForWindows7:StarttheWirelessDockManagerprogram.Forinstructionsonhowtostartthe WirelessDockManagerprogram,see“AccessingLenovoprograms”onpage12.

•ForWindows10:ClicktheactioncentericonintheWindowsnotiﬁcationarea.ClickConnect.

2.Selectyourdockfromthelistofavailabledevices.

3.Whenprompted,pressthepower/connectionbuttononthedocktoconﬁrmthepairing.

4.Followtheinstructionsonthescreentocompletetheconnection.

Afterestablishingtheinitialconnection,youcanmakeconﬁgurationssothatwheneverthecomputercomes withintherequiredrange,itautomaticallygetsconnectedtothedock.

DisconnectingfromtheThinkPadWiGigDock

TodisconnectyourcomputerfromtheThinkPadWiGigDock,dothefollowing:

1.Dothefollowing:

•ForWindows7:StarttheWirelessDockManagerprogram.Forinstructionsonhowtostartthe WirelessDockManagerprogram,see“AccessingLenovoprograms”onpage12.

•ForWindows10:Clicktheactioncentericon openthedevicelist.

2.LocatetheThinkPadWiGigDockandclickDisconnect.

3.Holddownthepowerbuttononthedockforseveralsecondsuntilthedockisturnedoff.

ManagingtheThinkPadWiGigDock

TheWirelessDockManagerprogramenablesyoutomanagethedock.Youcanchangethenameofthe dock,changetheradiochanneltooptimizethesignalstrength,andsetapasswordtomanagethedock settings.

52ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

intheWindowsnotiﬁcationarea.ClickConnectto

TomanagetheThinkPadWiGigDock,dothefollowing:

1.StarttheWirelessDockManagerprogram.ForinstructionsonhowtostarttheWirelessDockManager program,see“AccessingLenovoprograms”onpage12.

2.ClickDockManagement.

3.Followtheinstructionsonthescreentoconﬁgurethesettingsasdesired.

Formoreinformation,refertothemanualsthatcomewiththedockandthehelpinformationsystemof theWirelessDockManagerprogram.

Chapter3.Enhancingyourcomputer53

54ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Chapter4.Youandyourcomputer

Thischaptercontainsthefollowingtopics:

•“Accessibilityandcomfort”onpage55

•“Travelingwithyourcomputer”onpage59

Accessibilityandcomfort

Goodergonomicpracticeisimportanttogetthemostfromyourpersonalcomputerandtoavoiddiscomfort. Arrangeyourworkplaceandtheequipmentyouusetosuityourindividualneedsandthekindofwork thatyouperform.Inaddition,usehealthyworkhabitstomaximizeyourperformanceandcomfortwhile usingyourcomputer.

Thefollowingtopicsprovideinformationaboutarrangingyourworkarea,settingupyourcomputer equipment,andestablishinghealthyworkhabits.

Lenovoiscommittedtoprovidingthelatestinformationandtechnologytoourcustomerswithdisabilities. Refertotheaccessibilityinformationthatoutlinesoureffortsinthisarea.See“Accessibilityinformation” onpage56

Ergonomicinformation

Workinginthevirtualofﬁcemightmeanadaptingtofrequentchangesinyourenvironment.Forexample, adaptingtothesurroundinglightsources,properseating,andtheplacementofyourcomputerhardware, canhelpyouimproveyourperformanceandachievegreatercomfort.

Thefollowingexampleshowssomeoneinaconventionalsetting.Evenwhennotinsuchasetting,youcan followmanyofthesetips.Developgoodhabits,andtheywillserveyouwell.

Generalposture:Makeminormodiﬁcationsinyourworkingposturetodetertheonsetofdiscomfort causedbylongperiodsofworkinginthesameposition.Frequentshortbreaksfromyourworkalsohelp topreventminordiscomfortassociatedwithyourworkingposture.

Display:Positionthedisplaytomaintainacomfortableviewingdistanceof510-760mm(20-30inches). Avoidglareorreﬂectionsonthedisplayfromoverheadlightingoroutsidesourcesoflight.Keepthedisplay screencleanandsetthebrightnesstolevelsthatenableyoutoseethescreenclearly.T oadjustdisplay

brightness,pressthebrightness-downkey

Headposition:Keepyourheadandneckinacomfortableandneutral(vertical,orupright)position.

Chair:Useachairthatgivesyougoodbacksupportandseatheightadjustment.Usechairadjustmentsto

bestsuityourdesiredposture.

,orbrightness-upkey.

©CopyrightLenovo2016

Armandhandposition:Keepyourforearms,wrists,andhandsinarelaxedandneutral(horizontal)position.

Typewithasofttouchwithoutpoundingthekeys.

Legposition:Keepyourthighsparalleltotheﬂoorandyourfeetﬂatontheﬂoororonafootrest.

Whatifyouaretraveling?

Itmightnotbepossibletoobservethebestergonomicpracticeswhenyouareusingyourcomputerwhile onthemoveorinacasualsetting.Regardlessofthesetting,trytoobserveasmanyofthesetipsas possible.Sittingproperlyandusingadequatelighting,forexample,willhelpyoumaintaindesirablelevels ofcomfortandperformance.

Questionsaboutvision?

ThevisualdisplayscreensofThinkPadnotebookcomputersaredesignedtomeetthehigheststandards andtoprovideyouwithclear,crispimagesandlarge,brightdisplaysthatareeasytosee,yeteasyonthe eyes.Ofcourse,anyconcentratedandsustainedvisualactivitycanbetiring.Ifyouhavequestionsoneye fatigueorvisualdiscomfort,consultavisioncarespecialistforadvice.

Comfort

Observethefollowingguidelinestoachievegreatercomfortandimproveperformance.

Activesittingandrestbreaks:Thelongeryousitandworkwithyourcomputer,themoreimportantitisto observeyourworkingposture.Follow“Ergonomicinformation”onpage55 avoiddiscomfortassociatedwithyourworkingpostures.Makingminorvoluntaryposturalchangesand takingshortfrequentworkbreaksarethekeyingredientsforhealthycomputing.Y ourcomputerislightand mobile;youcaneasilyrepositionyourworkingsurfacetoaccommodatemanyposturemodiﬁcations.

andpractice“activesitting”to

Workareasetupoptions:Familiarizeyourselfwithallofyourofﬁcefurnituresothatyouknowhowtoadjust yourworksurface,seat,andotherworktoolstoaccommodateyourpreferencesforcomfort.Ifyourwork areaisnotinanofﬁcesetting,besuretotakespecialnoteofemployingactivesittingandtakingwork breaks.ManyThinkPadproductsolutionsareavailabletohelpyoumodifyandexpandyourcomputerto bestsuityourneeds.Youcanﬁndsomeoftheseoptionsathttp://www.lenovo.com/essentials.Exploreyour optionsfordockingsolutionsandexternalproductsthatprovidetheadjustabilityandfeaturesthatyouwant.

Accessibilityinformation

Lenovoiscommittedtoprovidinguserswhohavehearing,vision,andmobilitylimitationswithgreater accesstoinformationandtechnology.Thissectionprovidesinformationaboutthewaystheseuserscanget themostoutoftheircomputerexperience.Youalsocangetthemostup-to-dateaccessibilityinformation fromthefollowingWebsite: http://www.lenovo.com/accessibility

Keyboardshortcuts

Thefollowingtablecontainskeyboardshortcutsthatcanhelpmakeyourcomputereasiertouse.

Note:Dependingonyourkeyboard,someofthefollowingkeyboardshortcutsmightnotbeavailable.

KeyboardshortcutFunction

Windowslogokey+U

RightShiftforeightseconds

ShiftﬁvetimesTurnonorturnoffStickyKeys

OpenEaseofAccessCenter

TurnonorturnoffFilterKeys

56ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

KeyboardshortcutFunction

NumLockforﬁvesecondsTurnonorturnoffToggleKeys

LeftAlt+LeftShift+NumLock

LeftAlt+LeftShift+PrtScn(orPrtSc)TurnonorturnoffHighContrast

TurnonorturnoffMouseKeys

Formoreinformation,gotohttp://windows.microsoft.com/,andthenperformasearchusinganyofthe followingkeywords:keyboardshortcuts,keycombinations,shortcutkeys.

EaseofAccessCenter

EaseofAccessCenterontheWindowsoperatingsystemenablesuserstoconﬁguretheircomputersto suittheirphysicalandcognitiveneeds.

TouseEaseofAccessCenter,dothefollowing:

1.GotoControlPanel,andensurethatyouviewControlPanelusingCategory.

2.ClickEaseofAccess➙EaseofAccessCenter.

3.Choosetheappropriatetoolbyfollowingtheinstructionsonthescreen.

EaseofAccessCentermainlyincludesthefollowingtools:

•Magniﬁer Magniﬁerisausefulutilitythatenlargestheentirescreenorpartofthescreensothatyoucansee

theitemsbetter.

•Narrator Narratorisascreenreaderthatreadswhatisdisplayedonthescreenaloudanddescribeseventssuchas

errormessages.

•On-ScreenKeyboard Ifyouprefertotypeorenterdataintoyourcomputerusingamouse,joystick,orotherpointingdevice

insteadofaphysicalkeyboard,youcanuseOn-ScreenKeyboard.On-ScreenKeyboarddisplaysavisual keyboardwithallthestandardkeys.Youcanselectkeysusingthemouseoranotherpointingdevice,or youcantaptoselectthekeysifyourcomputersupportsmulti-touchscreen.

•HighContrast HighContrastisafeaturethatheightensthecolorcontrastofsometextandimagesonyourscreen.Asa

result,thoseitemsaremoredistinctandeasiertoidentify.

•Personalizedkeyboard Adjustkeyboardsettingstomakeyourkeyboardeasiertouse.Forexample,youcanuseyourkeyboard

tocontrolthepointerandmakethekeyboardeasiertotypecertainkeycombinations.

•Personalizedmouse Adjustmousesettingstomakeyourmouseeasiertouse.Forexample,youcanchangethepointer

appearanceandmakeyourmouseeasiertomanagewindows.

SpeechRecognition

SpeechRecognitionenablesyoutocontrolyourcomputerbyvoice.

Usingonlyyourvoice,youcanstartprograms,openmenus,clickobjectsonthescreen,dictatetextinto documents,andwriteandsende-mails.Everythingyoudowiththekeyboardandmousecanbedonewith onlyyourvoice.

TouseSpeechRecognition,dothefollowing:

Chapter4.Y ouandyourcomputer57

1.GotoControlPanel,andensurethatyouviewControlPanelusingCategory.

2.ClickEaseofAccess➙SpeechRecognition.

3.Followtheinstructionsonthescreen.

Screen-readertechnologies

Screen-readertechnologiesareprimarilyfocusedonsoftwareprograminterfaces,helpinformationsystems, andvariousonlinedocuments.Foradditionalinformationaboutscreenreaders,seethefollowing:

•UsingPDFswithscreenreaders: http://www.adobe.com/accessibility.html?promoid=DJGVE

•UsingtheJAWSscreenreader: http://www.freedomscientiﬁc.com/jaws-hq.asp

•UsingtheNVDAscreenreader: http://www.nvaccess.org/

Screenresolution

Youcanmakethetextandimagesonyourscreeneasiertoreadbyadjustingthescreenresolutionofyour computer.

Toadjustthescreenresolution,dothefollowing:

1.Right-clickanemptyareaofthedesktopandselectScreenresolution.

2.Followtheinstructionsonthescreen.

Note:Settingaresolutiontoolowmightpreventsomeitemsfromﬁttingonthescreen.

Customizableitemsize

Youcanmaketheitemsonyourscreeneasiertoreadbychangingtheitemsize.

•Tochangetheitemsizetemporarily,usetheMagniﬁertoolinEaseofAccessCenter.See“Easeof AccessCenter”onpage57

•Tochangetheitemsizepermanently,dothefollowing:

–Changethesizeofalltheitemsonyourscreen.

1.GotoControlPanel,andensurethatyouviewControlPanelusingCategory.

2.ClickAppearanceandPersonalization➙Display.

3.Changetheitemsizebyfollowingtheinstructionsonthescreen.

4.ClickApply.Thischangewilltakeeffectthenexttimeyoulogintotheoperatingsystem.

–ChangethesizeoftheitemsonaWebpage.

PressandholdCtrl,andthenpresstheplus-signkey(+)toenlargeortheminus-signkey(-)to reducethetextsize.

–Changethesizeoftheitemsonthedesktoporawindow.

Note:Thisfunctionmightnotworkonsomewindows. Ifyourmousehasawheel,pressandholdCtrl,andthenscrollthewheeltochangetheitemsize.

Industry-standardconnectors

Yourcomputerprovidesindustry-standardconnectorsthatenableyoutoconnectassistivedevices.

Formoreinformationaboutthelocationandfunctionoftheconnectors,see“Locatingcomputercontrols, connectors,andindicators”onpage1

58ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Documentationinaccessibleformats

Lenovoprovideselectronicdocumentationinaccessibleformats,suchasproperlytaggedPDFﬁlesor HyperTextMarkupLanguage(HTML)ﬁles.Lenovoelectronicdocumentationisdevelopedtoensure thatvisuallyimpaireduserscanreadthedocumentationthroughascreenreader.Eachimageinthe documentationalsoincludesadequatealternativetextsothatvisuallyimpaireduserscanunderstandthe imagewhentheyuseascreenreader.

Travelingwithyourcomputer

Thistopicprovidesinformationtohelpyouworkwithyourcomputerwhenyouaretraveling.

Traveltips

Usethefollowingtraveltipstotravelmoreconﬁdentlyandefﬁcientlywithyourcomputer.

•Althoughitissafetoallowyourcomputertogothroughthex-raymachinesatairportsecuritystations,it isimportanttokeepyoureyesonthecomputeratalltimestopreventtheft.

•Considerbringinganelectricaladapterforuseinanairplaneorautomobile.

•Ifyoucarryanacpoweradapter,detachtheaccordfromittoavoiddamagingthecord.

Traveltipsonairplanes

Ifyoucarryyourcomputerintoanairplane,takenoteofthefollowingtips:

•Ifyouintendtouseyourcomputerorwirelessservices(suchasInternetandBluetooth),checkwiththe airlineforrestrictionsandavailabilityofservicesbeforeboardingtheairplane.Iftherearerestrictions ontheuseofcomputerswithwirelessfeaturesontheairplane,youmustabidebythoserestrictions.If necessary,enabletheAirplanemodebeforeboarding.IntheAirplanemode,allwirelessfeaturesare disabled.T oenabletheAirplanemodeintheWindows10operatingsystem,dothefollowing:

1.OpentheStartmenu.

2.ClickSettings.IfSettingsisnotdisplayed,clickAllappstodisplayallprograms.

3.ClickSettings➙Network&Internet➙Airplanemode.

4.TurnontheAirplanemode

•Becarefulabouttheseatinfrontofyouonairplanes.Angleyourcomputerdisplaysothatitdoesnotget caughtwhenthepersoninfrontofyouleansback.

•Whentakingoff,remembertoturnoffyourcomputerorputitintohibernationmode.

Travelaccessories

Thefollowingisachecklistofitemstoconsiderpackingwhenyouaregoingtotravel:

•ThinkPadacpoweradapter

•MiniDisplayPorttoHDMIadapter

•Externalmouse(ifyouareaccustomedtousingone)

•Aqualitycarryingcasethatprovidesadequatecushionandprotection

•Ethernetcable

•Externalstoragedevice

•HDMIcable

•ThinkPadOneLink+toRJ45Adapter

•ThinkPadOneLink+Dock

•ThinkPadOneLink+toVGA/RJ45Adapter

Chapter4.Y ouandyourcomputer59

Ifyouaretravelingtoanothercountry,youmightwanttoconsideranacpoweradapterforthecountryto whichyouaretraveling.

Topurchasetravelaccessories,gotohttp://www.lenovo.com/accessories.

60ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Chapter5.Security

Thischaptercontainsthefollowingtopics:

•“Usingpasswords”onpage61

•“Harddisksecurity”onpage65

•“Settingthesecuritychip”onpage66

•“Usingtheﬁngerprintreader”onpage67

•“Noticeondeletingdatafromyourstoragedevices”onpage70

•“Usingﬁrewalls”onpage70

•“Protectingdataagainstviruses”onpage71

Usingpasswords

Youcanhelppreventyourcomputerfromunauthorizedusebyusingpasswords.Onceyousetapassword, apromptisdisplayedonthescreeneachtimeyouturnonthecomputer.Enteryourpasswordattheprompt. Youcannotusethecomputerunlessyoutypethecorrectpassword.

Ifyouhavesetapower-onpassword,asupervisorpassword,oraharddiskpassword,itunlocks automaticallywhenthecomputerresumesfromsleepmode.

Note:IfaWindowspasswordhasbeenset,youwillbepromptedtoenterit.

Typingpasswords

Whenthisiconisdisplayed,typeapower-onpasswordorasupervisorpassword.

Whenthisiconisdisplayed,typeauserharddiskpassword.Totypeamasterharddiskpassword,

pressF1.Whentheiconchangesto

Note:Toreturntotheicon

,pressF1again.

,typethemasterharddiskpassword

Power-onpassword

Youcansetapower-onpasswordtohelpprotectyourcomputeragainstaccessbyunauthorizedusers.

Ifyousetapower-onpassword,thepasswordpromptisdisplayedonthescreenwheneveryouturnonthe computer.Youmustenterthecorrectpasswordtostartusingthecomputer.

Setting,changing,orremovingapower-onpassword

Beforeyoustart,printtheseinstructions.

Toset,change,orremoveapower-onpassword,dothefollowing:

1.Restartthecomputer.Whenthelogoscreenisdisplayed,pressF1tostarttheThinkPadSetupprogram.

2.SelectSecurity➙Password➙Power-onPasswordbyusingthedirectionalkeys.

3.Dependingonyourneed,dooneofthefollowing:

•Tosetapassword,dothefollowing: a.IntheEnterNewPasswordﬁeld,typeadesiredpasswordandpressEnter. b.IntheConﬁrmNewPasswordﬁeld,retypethepasswordandpressEnter.

•Tochangeapassword,dothefollowing: a.IntheEnterCurrentPasswordﬁeld,typethecurrentpower-onpasswordandpressEnter. b.IntheEnterNewPasswordﬁeld,typethenewpower-onpasswordandpressEnter;thenretype

thepasswordintheConﬁrmNewPasswordﬁeldandpressEnter.

•Toremoveapassword,dothefollowing: a.IntheEnterCurrentPasswordﬁeld,typethecurrentpower-onpasswordandpressEnter. b.LeavetheEnterNewPasswordandConﬁrmNewPasswordﬁeldsblank.PressEntertwice.

4.ASetupNoticewindowisdisplayed.PressEntertocontinue.

5.PressF10.ASetupConﬁrmationwindowisdisplayed.SelectYestosavetheconﬁgurationchanges andexittheThinkPadSetupprogram.

Note:Y oumightwanttorecordyourpasswordandstoreitinasafeplace.Otherwise,ifyouforgetthe password,youhavetotakeyourcomputertoaLenovoreselleroramarketingrepresentativetohave thepasswordcanceled.

Supervisorpassword

ThesupervisorpasswordprotectsthesysteminformationstoredintheThinkPadSetupprogram.Ifyouhave setasupervisorpassword,noonecanchangetheconﬁgurationofthecomputerwithoutthepassword.It providesthefollowingsecurityfeatures:

•Ifonlyasupervisorpasswordisset,apasswordpromptisdisplayedwhenyoutrytostarttheThinkPad Setupprogram.UnauthorizeduserscannotaccesstheThinkPadSetupprogramwithoutthepassword.

•Thesystemadministratorcanusethesupervisorpasswordtoaccessacomputereveniftheuserofthat computerhassetapower-onpassword.Thesupervisorpasswordoverridesthepower-onpassword.

•Ifbothasupervisorpasswordandapower-onpasswordareset,youcandothefollowingonlyifyou havethesupervisorpassword:

–Changingordeletingthepower-onpassword –Changingordeletingthesupervisorpassword –Changingdateandtime –Specifyingtheminimumlengthforpower-onpasswordandharddiskpassword –Changingthesettingforthesecuritychip –ChangingthesettingfortheVirtualization –ChangingthesettingfortheI/Oportaccess –ChangingthesettingfortheAnti- Theft –ChangingthesettingfortheSecureBoot –Erasingtheﬁngerprintdata –Enablingordisablingthefollowingfeatures:

–LockUEFIBIOSSettings –Passwordatunattendedboot –BootDeviceListF12Option

62ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

–BootOrderLock –FlashBIOSUpdatingbyEnd-Users –SecureRollBackPrevention –ExecutionPrevention –Securitymode –Fingerprintreaderpriority

Notes:

•ThesystemadministratorcansetthesamesupervisorpasswordonmanyThinkPadnotebookcomputers tomakeadministrationeasier.

•WhenLockUEFIBIOSSettingsoptionisenabled,allBIOSsettingscannotbechanged.T ochange thesettings,asupervisorpasswordisrequired.

Setting,changing,orremovingasupervisorpassword

Beforeyoustart,printtheseinstructions.

Onlyasystemadministratorcanset,change,orremoveasupervisorpassword.Toset,change,orremovea supervisorpassword,dothefollowing:

1.Restartthecomputer.Whenthelogoscreenisdisplayed,pressF1tostarttheThinkPadSetupprogram.

2.SelectSecurity➙Password➙SupervisorPasswordbyusingthedirectionalkeys.

3.Dependingonyourneeds,dooneofthefollowing:

•Tosetapassword,dothefollowing: a.IntheEnterNewPasswordﬁeld,typeadesiredpasswordandpressEnter. b.IntheConﬁrmNewPasswordﬁeld,retypethepasswordandpressEnter.

•Tochangeapassword,dothefollowing: a.IntheEnterCurrentPasswordﬁeld,typethecurrentsupervisorpasswordandpressEnter. b.IntheEnterNewPasswordﬁeld,typethenewsupervisorpasswordandpressEnter;thenretype

thepasswordintheConﬁrmNewPasswordﬁeldandpressEnter.

•Toremoveapassword,dothefollowing: a.IntheEnterCurrentPasswordﬁeld,typethecurrentsupervisorpasswordandpressEnter. b.LeavetheEnterNewPasswordandConﬁrmNewPasswordﬁeldsblank.PressEntertwice.

4.ASetupNoticewindowisdisplayed.PressEntertocontinue.

5.PressF10.ASetupConﬁrmationwindowisdisplayed.SelectYestosavetheconﬁgurationchanges andexittheThinkPadSetupprogram.

Note:Y oumightwanttorecordyourpasswordandstoreitinasafeplace.Thenexttimeyouopenthe ThinkPadSetupprogram,youwillbepromptedtotypeyoursupervisorpasswordtoproceed.Ifyouforget yoursupervisorpassword,Lenovocannotresetyourpassword.Y oumusttakeyourcomputertoaLenovo reselleroraLenovomarketingrepresentativetohavethesystemboardreplaced.Proofofpurchaseis required,andafeewillbechargedforpartsandservice.

Harddiskpasswords

Thefollowingtwotypesofharddiskpasswordscanhelpprotecttheinformationstoredonthestoragedevies:

•Userharddiskpassword

Chapter5.Security63

Ifauserharddiskpasswordhasbeenset,butnomasterharddiskpasswordhasbeen,theusermust entertheuserharddiskpasswordtoaccessﬁlesandapplicationsontheharddiskdrive.

•Masterharddiskpassword Themasterharddiskpasswordalsorequiresauserharddiskpassword.Themasterharddiskpassword

isusuallysetandusedbyasystemadministrator.Itenablestheadministratortoaccessanyharddisk driveinasystemlikeamasterkey.Theadministratorsetsthemasterpassword;thenassignsauser passwordforeachcomputerinthenetwork.Theusercanthenchangetheuserpasswordasdesired,but theadministratorstillcangetaccessbyusingthemasterpassword.

Whenamasterharddiskpasswordisset,onlytheadministratorcanremovetheuserharddiskpassword.

Settingaharddiskpassword

Beforeyoustart,printtheseinstructions.

Tosetaharddiskpassword,dothefollowing:

1.Restartthecomputer.Whenthelogoscreenisdisplayed,pressF1tostarttheThinkPadSetupprogram.

2.SelectSecurity➙Password➙HarddiskxPasswordbyusingthedirectionalkeys.

3.Apasswordwindowisdisplayed.YouarepromptedtoselectUserorUser+Master.SelectUserif youwanttosetonlyoneharddiskpassword.SelectUser+Masterifyouwanttosetauserharddisk passwordandamasterharddiskpassword,forexampleifyouareanadministratororasupervisor.

•IfyouselectUser,dothefollowing:

a.Whenawindowfortypingthenewpasswordopens,typeyournewpasswordintheEnterNew

PasswordﬁeldandpressEnter.

b.IntheConﬁrmNewPasswordﬁeld,retypethepasswordyoujustenteredandpressEnter.

•IfyouselectUser+Master,dothefollowing:

a.First,setauserharddiskpassword.Whenamessagewindowpromptsyoutosettheuserhard

diskpassword,pressEntertocontinue.TypeyournewuserharddiskpasswordintheEnter NewPasswordﬁeldandpressEnter.RetypethepasswordintheConﬁrmNewPassword ﬁeldandpressEnter.

b.Then,setamasterharddiskpassword.Whenamessagewindowpromptsyoutosetthemaster

harddiskpassword.PressEntertocontinue.Typeyournewmasterharddiskpasswordinthe EnterNewPasswordﬁeldandpressEnter.RetypethepasswordintheConﬁrmNewPassword ﬁeldandpressEnter.

4.ASetupNoticewindowisdisplayed.PressEntertocontinue.

5.PressF10.ASetupConﬁrmationwindowisdisplayed.SelectYestosavetheconﬁgurationchanges andexittheThinkPadSetupprogram.

Thenexttimeyouturnonyourcomputer,typetheuserormasterharddiskpasswordtostartyourcomputer andaccesstheoperatingsystem.

Changingorremovingaharddiskpassword

Tochangeorremovetheharddiskpassword,dothefollowing:

•IfyouareinUser+Masterharddiskmode,youcanselecteitherUserHDPorMasterHDPtochange thepassword,dependingonyourneeds.

–IfyouselectUserHDPmode,followthefollowingstepstochangetheuserharddiskpassword:

1.TypethecurrentuserharddiskpasswordintheEnterCurrentPasswordﬁeldandpressEnter.

2.TypethenewpasswordintheEnterNewPasswordﬁeldandpressEnter;thenretypethe passwordintheConﬁrmNewPasswordﬁeldandpressEnter.

64ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

3.ASetupNoticewindowisdisplayed.PressEnteragaintocontinue.Theuserharddiskpassword ischanged.

Note:TheharddiskpasswordcannotberemovedinUserHDPmode.

–IfyouselectMasterHDPmode,followthefollowingstepstochangethemasterharddiskpassword:

1.TypethecurrentmasterharddiskpasswordintheEnterCurrentPasswordﬁeldandpressEnter.

2.TypethenewmasterharddiskpasswordintheEnterNewPasswordﬁeldandpressEnter;then retypethenewpasswordyoujustenteredintheConﬁrmNewPasswordﬁeldandpressEnter.

3.ASetupNoticewindowisdisplayed.PressEntertocontinue.Themasterharddiskpasswordis changed.

Note:IfyouleavetheEnterNewPasswordandConﬁrmNewPasswordﬁeldsblankandpressEnter twice,boththeuserandmasterharddiskpasswordsareremoved.

•IfyouareinUserharddiskmode,followthefollowingstepstochangetheuserharddiskpassword:

1.Followsteps1through7in“Settingaharddiskpassword”onpage64,typingyourpasswordto starttheThinkPadSetupprogram.

2.TypethecurrentuserharddiskpasswordintheEnterCurrentPasswordﬁeldandpressEnter.

3.TypethenewpasswordintheEnterNewPasswordﬁeldandpressEnter;thenretypethenew passwordintheConﬁrmNewPasswordﬁeldandpressEnter.

4.ASetupNoticewindowisdisplayed.PressEnteragaintocontinue.Theuserharddiskpasswordis changed.

Note:IfyouleavetheEnterNewPasswordandConﬁrmNewPasswordﬁeldsblankandpressEnter twice,theuserharddiskpasswordisremoved.

Tipsonusingtheharddiskpasswords

•Y oucansettheminimumlengthofaharddiskpasswordthroughtheSecuritymenu.

•Ifyousetaharddiskpasswordofoversevencharacters,theharddiskdrivecanbeusedonlywitha computerthatcanrecognizeaharddiskpasswordofoversevencharacters.Ifyoutheninstallthe harddiskdriveinacomputerthatcannotrecognizeaharddiskpasswordthatcontainsmorethan sevencharacters,youcannotaccessthedrive.

•Recordyourpasswordandstoreitinasafeplace.Ifyouforgettheuserharddiskpassword,orbothuser andmasterharddiskpasswords,Lenovocannotresetyourpasswordsorrecoverdatafromtheharddisk drive.Y oumusttakeyourcomputertoaLenovoreselleroramarketingrepresentativetohavethedrive replaced.Proofofpurchaseisrequired,andafeewillbechargedforpartsandservice.

Notes:TheeDrivestoragedrivesorTrustedComputingGroup(TCG)Opal-compliantstoragedrivesprovide self-encryptioncapabilitiestosecureyourdata.

•IfaTCGOpal-compliantstoragedriveandaTCGOpalmanagementsoftwareprogramareinstalled,and theTCGOpalmanagementsoftwareprogramisactivated,theharddiskpasswordisnotavailable.

•IfaneDrivestoragedriveisinstalledinyourcomputer,andyourcomputerispreinstalledwiththe Windows10operatingsystem,theharddiskpasswordisnotavailable.

Harddisksecurity

Toprotectpasswordsfromunauthorizedsecurityattacks,refertothefollowingtipstomaximizesecurity:

•Setapower-onpasswordaswellasaharddiskpasswordforyourinternalstoragedevice.Refertothe proceduresin“Power-onpassword”onpage61and“Harddiskpasswords”onpage63.Forsecurity, alongerpasswordisrecommended.

Chapter5.Security65

•ToprovidereliablesecurityfortheUEFIBIOS,usethesecuritychip.Referto“Settingthesecuritychip” onpage66

Note:TheWindows7operatingsystemssupportstheTPMmanagementfeature.

•IfaDiskEncryptionstoragedriveisinstalledinyourcomputer,besuretoprotectthecontentsofyour computermemoryfromunauthorizedaccessesbyuseofdriveencryptionsoftware,suchasMicrosoft WindowsBitLocker

•Beforeyoudisposeof,sell,orhandoveryourcomputer,deletedatastoredonit.Formoreinformation, referto“Noticeondeletingdatafromyourstoragedevices”onpage70.

TheharddiskdrivebuiltintoyourcomputercanbeprotectedbytheUEFIBIOS.

UsingWindowsBitLockerDriveEncryption

Tohelpprotectyourcomputeragainstunauthorizedaccess,usethedriveencryptionsoftware,suchas WindowsBitLockerDriveEncryption.

WindowsBitLockerDriveEncryptionisanintegralsecurityfeatureofsomeeditionsoftheWindows operatingsystem.Itcanhelpyouprotecttheoperatingsystemanddatastoredonyourcomputer,even ifyourcomputerislostorstolen.BitLockerworksbyencryptingalluserandsystemﬁles,includingthe swapandhibernationﬁles.

BitLockerusesaTrustedPlatformModuletoprovideenhancedprotectionforyourdataandtoensureearly bootcomponentintegrity.AcompatibleTPMisdeﬁnedasaV1.2TPM.

DriveEncryption.See“UsingWindowsBitLockerDriveEncryption”onpage66.

TochecktheBitLockerstatus,gotoControlPanel,andclickSystemandSecurity➙BitLockerDrive Encryption.

FormoreinformationaboutWindowsBitLockerDriveEncryption,seethehelpinformationsystemofthe Windowsoperatingsystem,orsearchfor“MicrosoftWindowsBitLockerDriveEncryptionStep-by-Step Guide”ontheMicrosoftWebsite.

DiskEncryptionharddiskdrive,Encryptionsolid-statedrive,orEncryptionhybriddrive

SomemodelscontaintheDiskEncryptionharddiskdrive,Encryptionsolid-statedriveorEncryptionhybrid drive.Thisfeaturehelpstoprotectyourcomputeragainstsecurityattacksonmedia,NANDﬂash,ordevice controllersbyuseofahardwareencryptionchip.Fortheefﬁcientuseoftheencryptionfeature,seta harddiskpasswordfortheinternalstoragedevice.

Settingthesecuritychip

Strictsecurityrequirementsareimposedonnetworkclientcomputersthattransferconﬁdentialinformation electronically.Dependingontheoptionsyouordered,yourcomputermighthaveanembeddedsecurity chip,acryptographicmicroprocessor.Withthesecuritychip,youcandothefollowing:

•Protectyourdataandsystem

•Strengthenaccesscontrols

•Securecommunications

Beforeyoustart,printtheseinstructions.

TosetanitemontheSecurityChipsubmenu,dothefollowing:

1.Turnoffyourcomputer.Waitforaboutﬁveseconds,andthenturnonyourcomputeragain.

2.Whenthelogoscreenisdisplayed,pressF1tostarttheThinkPadSetupprogram.

66ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

3.SelectSecurity➙SecurityChipbyusingthedirectionalkeys.

4.PressEnter.TheSecurityChipsubmenuopens.

5.Movetoanitemyouwanttosetbyusingthedirectionalkeys.Whentheitemishighlighted,pressEnter.

6.Setotheritemsthatyouwanttoset.

7.PressF10.ASetupConﬁrmationwindowisdisplayed.SelectYestosavetheconﬁgurationchanges andexit.

Notes:

•EnsurethatthesupervisorpasswordhasbeensetinThinkPadSetup.Otherwiseanyonecanchangethe settingsforthesecuritychip.

•Ifthesecuritychipisinactiveordisabled,theClearSecurityChipoptionwillnotbedisplayed.

•Whenyouclearthesecuritychip,turnoffyourcomputerandthenturnitonagainafteryousetthe securitychiptoActive.Otherwise,theClearSecurityChipoptionisnotdisplayed.

Usingtheﬁngerprintreader

Dependingonthemodel,yourcomputermighthaveaﬁngerprintreader.Fingerprintauthenticationcan replaceyourpasswords,suchastheWindowspassword,power-onpassword,andharddiskpassword.In thisway,youcanlogintoyourcomputersimplyandsecurely.

Toenableﬁngerprintauthentication,enrollyourﬁngerprintsﬁrst.Duringtheenrollment,theﬁngerprintsare associatedwiththeWindowspasswordautomatically.Toassociateyourﬁngerprintswithyourpower-on passwordandharddiskpassword,manuallycreateaconnection.

Enrollingyourﬁngerprints

Itisrecommendedthatyouenrollmorethanoneﬁngerprintincaseofanyinjuriestoyourﬁngers.To enrollyourﬁngerprints,dothefollowing:

•ForWindows7

1.Starttheﬁngerprintprogram.Forinstructionsonhowtostarttheﬁngerprintprogram,see“Lenovo programs”onpage12

2.EntertheWindowspasswordasrequired.

3.Followtheinstructionsonthescreentoﬁnishtheenrollment.

Formoreinformationonhowtousetheﬁngerprintreader,refertothehelpsystemoftheﬁngerprint program.

•ForWindows10

1.OpentheStartmenuandthenclickSettings.IfSettingsisnotdisplayed,clickAllappstodisplayall programs,andthenclickSettings➙Accounts➙Sign-inoptions.

2.Followtheinstructionsonthescreentoﬁnishtheenrollment.

Chapter5.Security67

Scanningyourﬁnger

Toscanyourﬁnger,taptheﬁngerprintreaderwiththetopjointofyourﬁngerandholdyourﬁngertherefor oneortwosecondswithalittlepressure.Thenlifttheﬁngertocompleteonescan.

Behavioroftheﬁngerprintreaderindicator

IndicatorbehaviorDescription

1Off

2Solidgreen

3Amber,blinking

Theﬁngerprintreaderisnotreadyfortapping.

Theﬁngerprintreaderisreadyfortapping.

Theﬁngerprintcannotbeauthenticated.

Associatingyourﬁngerprintswithyourpower-onpasswordandharddiskpassword

Toassociateyourﬁngerprintswithyourpower-onpasswordandharddiskpassword,dothefollowing:

1.Turnoffandthenturnonthecomputer.

68ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

2.Whenprompted,scanyourﬁngerontheﬁngerprintreader.

3.Enteryourpower-onpassword,harddiskpassword,orbothasrequired.Theconnectioniscreated.

Whenyoustartthecomputeragain,youcanuseyourﬁngerprintstologintothecomputerwithnoneedto enteryourWindowspassword,power-onpassword,andharddiskpassword.

Attention:Ifyoualwaysuseyourﬁngerprinttologintothecomputer,youmightforgetyourpasswords. Writedownyourpasswords,andkeeptheminasafeplace.Ifyouforgetyourpower-onpassword, youmusttakeyourcomputertoaLenovoauthorizedserviceroramarketingrepresentativetohavethe passwordcanceled.Ifyouforgetyourharddiskpassword,Lenovocannotresetyourpasswordorrecover datafromthestoragedrive.YoumusttakeyourcomputertoaLenovoauthorizedserviceroramarketing representativetohavethestoragedrivereplaced.Proofofpurchaseisrequired,andafeewillbecharged forpartsandservice.

Settingtheﬁngerprintreader

Youcansettheﬁngerprintreaderintheﬁngerprintprogramifavailable.Y oualsocanchangethefollowing settingsintheThinkPadSetupprogram:

•PredesktopAuthentication:Enablesordisablesﬁngerprintauthenticationbeforetheoperatingsystem isloaded.

•ReaderPriority:Deﬁnesthepriorityfortheﬁngerprintreadersifanexternalﬁngerprintreaderisattached.

•SecurityMode:Speciﬁesthesettingsofthesecuritymode.

•PasswordAuthentication:Enablesordisablesthepasswordauthentication.

Note:ThisitemisdisplayedonlyifHighsecuritymodeisenabled.

•ResetFingerprintData:Selectthisitemtoerasealloftheﬁngerprintdatastoredineithertheinternal orexternalﬁngerprintreader.

TochangethesettingsintheThinkPadSetupprogram,see“UsingtheThinkPadSetupprogram”onpage75.

Maintainingtheﬁngerprintreader

Thefollowingactionscoulddamagetheﬁngerprintreaderorcauseitnottoworkproperly:

•Scratchingthesurfaceofthereaderwithahard,pointedobject

•Scrapingthesurfaceofthereaderwithyourﬁngernailoranythinghard

•Usingortouchingthereaderwithadirtyﬁnger

Ifyounoticeanyofthefollowingconditions,gentlycleanthesurfaceofthereaderwithadry,soft,lint-free cloth:

•Thesurfaceofthereaderisdirtyorstained.

•Thesurfaceofthereaderiswet.

•Thereaderoftenfailstoenrollorauthenticateyourﬁngerprint.

Ifyourﬁngerhasanyofthefollowingconditions,youmightnotbeabletoregisterorauthenticateit:

•Y ourﬁngeriswrinkled.

•Y ourﬁngerisrough,dry,orinjured.

•Y ourﬁngerisstainedwithdirt,mud,oroil.

•Thesurfaceofyourﬁngerisdifferentfromtheonewhenyouenrolledyourﬁngerprint.

•Y ourﬁngeriswet.

•Y ourﬁngerthatyouarecurrentlyusinghasnotbeenenrolledbefore.

Chapter5.Security69

Toimprovethesituation,trythefollowing:

•Cleanorwipeyourhandstoremoveanyexcessdirtormoisturefromtheﬁngers.

•Enrollanduseadifferentﬁngerforauthentication.

Noticeondeletingdatafromyourstoragedevices

Someofthedatastoredonthestoragedevicesmightbesensitive.Handingyourcomputerovertosomeone elsewithoutdeletingtheloadedsoftware,suchasoperatingsystemsandapplicationsoftware,mighteven violatelicenseagreements.Besuretodeletedatastoredonthestoragedevicesbeforeyoudisposeof,sell, orhandoveryourcomputer.

Youcanusethefollowingmethodstodeletedatafromthestoragedevices:

•MovethedatatotheRecycleBin,andthenemptytheRecycleBin.

•Deletethedata.

•Formatyourstoragedevices,usingthesoftwareforinitializingit.

•UsetherecoveryprogramprovidedbyLenovotobringthestoragedevicesbacktothefactorydefault settings.

Theseoperations,however,onlychangetheﬁlelocationofthedata;theydonotdeletethedataitself.In otherwords,thedataretrievalprocessingisdisabledunderanoperatingsystemsuchasWindows.The dataisstillthere,eventhoughitseemstobelost.Thus,itissometimespossibletoreadthedatabyuseof specialsoftwarefordatarecovery.Thereisariskthatpeopleofbadfaithmightreadandmisusethecritical dataonharddiskdrives,solid-statedrives,orhybriddrivesforunexpectedpurposes.

Topreventleakageofdata,itisimportantthatyoudeleteallthedatafromthestoragedeviceswhen youdisposeof,sell,orhandoveryourcomputer.Y oucandestroythedataphysicallybysmashingthe storagedeviceswithahammer,ormagneticallybymeansofstrongmagneticpower,thusmakingthedata unreadable.Butitisrecommendedthatyouusethesoftware(payware)orservice(payservice)developed forthatpurpose.Theprocessmighttakeseveralhours.

Fordisposingofdataonthesolid-statedrive,LenovoprovidesDriveEraseUtilityforResettingthe CryptographicKeyandErasingtheSolidStateDrivetool.Fordisposingofdataonthestoragedevices, LenovoprovidestheSecureDataDisposal™tool.Gotohttp://www.lenovo.com/supporttodownload thesetools.

IfanEncryptionhybriddrive,Encryptionsolid-statedriveoraDiskEncryptionharddisk driveissupportedandinstalledinyourcomputer,youcanlogicallydisposeofallthedata onthedriveinashorttimebyerasingthecryptographickey.Thedataencryptedwiththe oldkeyisnotphysicallyerasedbutremainsonthedrive;however,itcannotbedecrypted withouttheoldkey.ThisfeatureisalsoavailablewiththeDriveEraseUtilityforResettingthe CryptographicKeyandErasingtheSolidStateDrivetool.

Usingﬁrewalls

Ifyoursystemispreinstalledwithaﬁrewallprogram,itprotectsagainstcomputerInternetsecuritythreats, unauthorizedaccesses,intrusions,andInternetattacks.Italsoprotectsyourprivacy.

Formoreinformationabouthowtousetheﬁrewallprogram,refertothehelpinformationsystemthat comeswiththeprogram.

70ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Protectingdataagainstviruses

Yourcomputerispreinstalledwithanantivirusprogramsoyoucandetectandeliminateviruses.The antivirusprogramisdesignedtohelpyoudetectandeliminateviruses.

Lenovoprovidesafullversionofantivirussoftwareonyourcomputerwithafree30-daysubscription.After 30days,youmustrenewthelicensetocontinuereceivingtheantivirussoftwareupdates.

Formoreinformationabouthowtouseyourantivirussoftware,refertothehelpinformationsystemof yourantivirussoftware.

Chapter5.Security71

72ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Chapter6.Advancedconﬁguration

Thischapterprovidesthefollowinginformationtohelpyouconﬁgurethecomputer:

•“Installinganewoperatingsystem”onpage73

•“Installingdevicedrivers”onpage75

•“UsingtheThinkPadSetupprogram”onpage75

•“Usingsystemmanagement”onpage89

Installinganewoperatingsystem

Insomesituations,youmightneedtoinstallanewoperatingsystem.Thistopicprovidesinstructionson howtoinstallanewoperatingsystem.

InstallingtheWindows7operatingsystem

Beforeyoustart,printtheseinstructions.

Attention:Theprocessofinstallinganewoperatingsystemdeletesallthedataonyourstoragedevices, includingthedatathatwerestoredinahiddenfolder.

ToinstalltheWindows7operatingsystem,dothefollowing:

1.CopyallthesubdirectoriesandﬁlesintheC:\SWTOOL Sdirectorytoaremovablestoragedevice.

•ThesupplementﬁlesfortheWindows7operatingsystemareintheC:\SWTOOL S\OSFIXESdirectory.

•ThedevicedriversareintheC:\SWTOOLS\DRIVERSdirectory.

•ThepreinstalledprogramsareintheC:\SWTOOLS\APPSdirectory.

2.StarttheThinkPadSetupprogram.See“UsingtheThinkPadSetupprogram”onpage75.

3.SelectStartup➙BoottodisplaytheBootPriorityOrdersubmenu.

4.Selectthedrivethatcontainstheoperatingsysteminstallationprogram,forexample,USBHDD. ThenpressEsc.

5.SelectStartup➙UEFI/LegacyBoot.Thendooneofthefollowing:

•ToinstalltheWindows7(32-bit)operatingsystem,selectLegacyOnlyorBoth.

•ToinstalltheWindows7(64-bit)operatingsysteminLegacymode,selectLegacyOnly.

•ToinstalltheWindows7(64-bit)operatingsysteminUEFImode,selectUEFIOnly.

Note:Forcomputerswithanon-volatilememory(NVM)Expressdrive,youcaninstalltheWindows 7operatingsystemontothedriveonlyinUEFImode.Inthiscase,ensurethatyoualwaysselect UEFIOnly.

6.PressF10toexittheThinkPadSetupprogram.

7.InserttheWindows7operatingsysteminstallationDVDintotheopticaldrive,andrestartthecomputer.

Notes:

•IfyouarestartingtheinstallationDVDimagefromanexternalUSBdeviceorifyourcomputerhasan

NVMExpressdriveinstalled,doadditionalconﬁgurationsbeforeyoustart.Formoreinformation,go to:http://www.lenovo.com/support/installwin7viausb3.

•IfanNVMExpressdriveisinstalled,additionaldriversalsoarerequired.Formoreinformation,goto

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2990941.

8.RestoretheC:\SWTOOLSdirectorythatyoubackedupbeforeinstallingtheWindows7operatingsystem.

9.Installthedevicedrivers.See“Installingdevicedrivers”onpage75.

10.InstalltheWindows7ﬁxmodules.YoucanﬁndtheWindows7ﬁxmodulesintheC:\SWTOOL S\OSFIXES\ directory.Formoreinformation,gototheMicrosoftKnowledgeBasehomepageat: http://support.microsoft.com/

11.Installtheregistrypatches,forexampletheEnablingWakeonLANfromStandbyforENERGYSTAR patch.Todownloadandinstalltheregistrypatches,gototheLenovoSupportWebsiteat: http://www.lenovo.com/support

Note:Afterinstallingtheoperatingsystem,donotchangetheinitialUEFI/LegacyBootsettinginthe ThinkPadSetupprogram.Otherwisetheoperatingsystemwillnotstartcorrectly.

WhenyouinstalltheWindows7operatingsystem,youmightneedoneofthefollowingcountryorregion codes:

CountryorregionCodeCountryorregionCode

ChinaSC

DenmarkDKNorway

FinlandFI

FranceFR

GermanyGR

ItalyIT

JapanJP

NetherlandsNL

SpainSP

SwedenSV

TaiwanandHongKong

UnitedStatesUS

InstallingtheWindows10operatingsystem

Beforeyoustart,printtheseinstructions.

Attention:Theprocessofinstallinganewoperatingsystemdeletesallthedataonyourinternalstorage drive,includingthedatathatwerestoredinahiddenfolder.

ToinstalltheWindows10operatingsystem,dothefollowing:

1.StarttheThinkPadSetupprogram.See“UsingtheThinkPadSetupprogram”onpage75.

2.SelectStartup➙BoottodisplaytheBootPriorityOrdersubmenu.

3.Selectthedrivethatcontainstheoperatingsysteminstallationprogram,forexampleUSBHDD.Then pressEsc.

4.SelectRestartandensurethatOSOptimizedDefaultsisenabled.ThenpresstheF9keytoload defaultsettings.

5.PresstheF10keytoexittheThinkPadSetupprogram.

6.Connectthedrivethatcontainstheoperatingsysteminstallationprogramtothecomputer,andrestart thecomputer.

7.Installthedevicedriversandnecessaryprograms.See“Installingdevicedrivers”onpage75.

8.Afterinstallingthedevicedrivers,applyWindowsUpdatetogetthelatestmodules,forexamplethe securitypatches.

9.Dependingonyourpreference,installLenovoprograms.ForinformationaboutLenovoprograms, see“Lenovoprograms”onpage12.

Note:Afterinstallingtheoperatingsystem,donotchangetheinitialUEFI/LegacyBootsettinginthe ThinkPadSetupprogram.Otherwise,theoperatingsystemwillnotstartcorrectly.

74ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

WhenyouinstalltheWindows10operatingsystem,youmightneedoneofthefollowingcountryorregion codes:

CountryorregionCodeCountryorregionCode

ChinaSC

DenmarkDKNorway

FinlandFI

FranceFR

GermanyGR

ItalyIT

JapanJP

NetherlandsNL

SpainSP

SwedenSV

TaiwanandHongKong

UnitedStatesUS

Installingdevicedrivers

Devicedriveristheprogramthatoperatesaparticularhardwaredeviceofthecomputer.Ifadevicedoes notperformwelloryouinstallanewdevice,youneedtoinstallorupdatethecorrespondingdevicedriver. Forexample,ifyouusetheWindows7operatingsystem,tousetheUSB3.0connector,youneedto downloadandinstalltheUSB3.0driver.

Todownloadthelatestdevicedrivers,dothefollowing:

1.Gotohttp://www.lenovo.com/ThinkPadDrivers.

2.Selectyourproductnametoviewallthedevicedriversforyourcomputer.

3.Selectthedevicedriversyouthatyouneed,andfollowtheinstructionsonthescreen.

Attention:DonotdownloadthedevicedriversfromtheWindowsUpdateWeb.Alwaysdownloadthedevice driversfrom: http://www.lenovo.com/ThinkPadDrivers

IfyouusetheWindows7operatingsystem,youalsocanﬁndthedevicedriversintheC:\SWTOOLS\DRIVERS directoryonyourstoragedevices.Formoreinformation,see“Reinstallingpreinstalledprogramsanddevice drivers”onpage118

UsingtheThinkPadSetupprogram

TheThinkPadSetupprogramenablesyoutoselectvarioussetupconﬁgurationsforyourcomputerthrough conﬁguringtheBIOS.

ToconﬁguretheBIOSofyourcomputer,dothefollowing:

1.Restartthecomputer.Whenthelogoscreenisdisplayed,pressF1tostarttheThinkPadSetupprogram.

Note:Ifyouarerequiredtoenterthesupervisorpassword,enterthecorrectpassword.Youalsocan pressEntertoskipthepasswordpromptandstarttheThinkPadSetupprogram.Ifyoudonotenterthe password,youcannotchangetheconﬁgurationsthatareprotectedbythesupervisorpassword.For moreinformation,referto“Usingpasswords”onpage61.

2.Usethecursorkeystoselectatab;orusethecursorkeystolocateanitemandpressEntertoselectit. Thenasubmenuisdisplayed.

Note:Somemenuitemsaredisplayedonlyifthecomputersupportsthecorrespondingfeatures.

3.Setthevalueofanitembydoingoneofthefollowing:

•PressF6tochangetoahighervalue.

Chapter6.Advancedconﬁguration75

•PressF5tochangetoalowervalue.

Note:Defaultvaluesareinboldface.

4.Tochangeotherconﬁgurations,presstheEsckeytoexitthesubmenuandreturntotheparentmenu.

5.Whenyoucompletetheconﬁguration,pressF10.ASetupConﬁrmationwindowisdisplayed.ClickYes tosavetheconﬁgurationandexittheThinkPadSetupprogram.YoualsocanselecttheRestarttabin theThinkPadSetupmenu,andrestartyourcomputerwithoneoftheprovidedoptions.

Note:YoucanpressF9torestoretothedefaultsettings.

Mainmenu

WhenyouentertheThinkPadSetupprogram,youwillﬁrstseetheMainmenuasfollows:

•UEFIBIOSVersion

•UEFIBIOSDate

•EmbeddedControllerVersion

•MEFirmwareVersion

•MachineT ypeModel

•System-unitserialnumber

•Systemboardserialnumber

•AssetT ag

•CPUT ype

•CPUSpeed

•Installedmemory

•UUID

•MACAddress(InternalLAN)

•Preinstalledoperatingsystemlicense

•UEFISecureBoot

•OA3ID

•OA2

Conﬁgmenu

Tochangetheconﬁgurationofyourcomputer,selecttheConﬁgtabfromtheThinkPadSetupmenu.

ThefollowingtableliststheConﬁgmenuitems.Defaultvaluesareinboldface.Themenuitemsmight changewithoutnotice.Dependingonthemodel,thedefaultvaluemightvary.

Attention:Thedefaultconﬁgurationsarealreadyoptimizedforyou.Improperchangeoftheconﬁgurations mightcauseunexpectedresults.

76ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Table3.Conﬁgmenuitems

Menuitem

Network

Submenuitem

WakeOnLAN

EthernetLANOptionROM (forLegacyOnlyboot modeorBothwithLegacy ﬁrst)

UEFIIPv4NetworkStack (forUEFIOnlybootmode orBothwithUEFIﬁrst)

UEFIIPv6NetworkStack

(forUEFIOnlybootmode orBothwithUEFIﬁrst)

UEFIPXEBootPriority

(forUEFIOnlybootmode andBothbootmodewith UEFIﬁrstbootmode,and IPv6andIPv4stacksare bothenabled.)

WakebyWiGigDock

Value

•Disabled

•AConly

•ACandBattery

•Disabled

•Enabled

•Disabled

•Enabled

•Disabled

•Enabled

•IPv6First

•IPv4First

•Disabled

•Enabled

Comments

Enablethecomputer topoweronwhenthe Ethernetcontrollerreceives amagicpacket(aspecial networkmessage).

IfyouselectACOnly,Wake onLANfunctionisenabled onlywhentheacpower adapterisattached.

IfyouselectACand Battery,WakeonLAN functionisenabledwithany powersources.

Notes:

•Themagicpackettype WakeonLANrequires acpower.

•TheWakeonLAN functiondoesnot workwhenaharddisk passwordisset.

LoadtheEthernetLAN OptionROMtoenable startupfromanintegrated networkdevice.

EnableordisableInternet ProtocolVersion4(IPv4) networkstackforUEFI environment.

EnableordisableInternet ProtocolVersion6(IPv6) networkstackforUEFI environment.

Selectnetworkstack priorityforUEFIPXEboot.

Enableordisablethe wake-upfeaturebythe ThinkPadWiGigDockfrom low-powermode(sleepor hibernation).Ifyouselect Enabled,thebatterylife mightbecomeshorter.

Chapter6.Advancedconﬁguration77

Table3.Conﬁgmenuitems(continued)

Menuitem

USB

Keyboard/Mouse

Submenuitem

USBUEFIBIOSSupport

Always-onUSB

-ChargeinBatteryMode

TrackPoint•Disabled

Value

•Disabled

•Enabled

•Disabled

•Enabled

•Disabled

•Enabled

Comments

Enableordisableboot supportforUSBstorage devices.

IfyouselectEnabled,the externalUSBdevicescan bechargedthroughUSB connectorsevenwhenthe computerisinlow-power mode(sleep,hibernate,or power-off).

Note:Thisitemisavailable onlywhentheAlwaysOn USBissetasEnabled.

IfyouselectEnabled, externalUSBdevicescan bechargedthroughUSB connectorsevenwhenthe systemisinhibernation mode,orispower-offand inbatteryoperation.

Enableordisablethe built-inTrackPointpointing device.

Trackpad•Disabled

FnandCtrlKeyswap

FnStickykey

Note:Ifyouwanttouse anexternalmouse,select Disabled.

Enableordisablethe

•Enabled

•Disabled

•Enabled

•Disabled

•Enabled

built-intrackpad.

Note:Ifyouwanttouse anexternalmouse,select Disabled.

EnableexchangesofFn andCtrlkeyactionatthe bottom-leftofthekeyboard.

Disabled:FnkeyandCtrl keybehaviorisasprinted onthekeyboard.

Enabled:Fnkeyworksas Ctrlkey.Ctrlkeyworksas Fnkey.

Whentheoptionisenabled, youcanpresstheFnkey tokeepitinapressed condition;thenpressthe desiredfunctionkey.The actionisequivalentto pressingtherequiredkey simultaneouslywiththeFn key.Whenyoupressthe Fnkeytwice,thestateis

78ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Table3.Conﬁgmenuitems(continued)

Menuitem

Display

Submenuitem

F1–F12asprimaryfunction

BootDisplayDevice

Value

•Disabled

•Enabled

•ThinkPadLCD

•DisplayPort

•HDMI

•Displayondock

Comments

lockeduntilyoupressthe Fnkeyagain.

EnabletheF1-F12function orthespecialfunction printedasanicononeach keyastheprimaryfunction.

Enabled:Executesthe F1-F12function.

Disabled:Executesthe specialfunction.

Totemporarilyswitchthe abovetwooptions,press Fn+EsctoenableFnLock. TheFnLockindicatorison whenFnLockisenabled.

Selectavideodevicefor boot.

DisplayPort:Mini DisplayPort(TM)connector onThinkPad.

SharedDisplayPriority

TotalGraphicsMemory

BootTimeExtension•Disabled

•HDMI

•Displayondock

•256MB

•512MB

•1second

•2seconds

•3seconds

•5seconds

•10seconds

HDMI:HDMIconnectoron ThinkPad. Displayondock:Display connectorsondock.

Bootscreenisclonedtoall displaysondock.

Selecttheprioritybetween shareddisplayoutputs. HDMIandDockdisplays shareasingledisplay output.Thisoption chooseswhichoneis prioritized.

Allocatethetotalmemory whichIntelinternalgraphics shares.

Note:Ifyouselect512 MB,themaximumusable

memorymightbereduced on32–bitoperatingsystem.

Thisoptiondeﬁnesthe amountoftimetoextend thebootprocess,in seconds.

Thesystemcannotdetect someexternalmonitors duringbootbecausethey needafewsecondstobe

Chapter6.Advancedconﬁguration79

Table3.Conﬁgmenuitems(continued)

Menuitem

Power

Submenuitem

IntelSpeedStep technology

AdaptiveThermal Management

Value

Comments

ready.Trythisoptionifthe monitorbeinguseddoes notdisplaythebootscreen.

•Disabled

•Enabled

ModeforAC

•MaximumPerformance

•BatteryOptimized

ModeforBattery

•MaximumPerformance

•BatteryOptimized

SelectthemodeofIntel SpeedSteptechnologyat runtime.

MaximumPerformance:

Alwaysthehighestspeed.

BatteryOptimized:Always thelowestspeed.

Disabled:Thehighest speed,andruntimeisnot supported.

SchemeforAC

•MaximizePerformance

Selectathermal managementscheme touse.

•Balanced

MaximizePerformance:

SchemeforBattery

•MaximizePerformance

•Balanced

Reducemicroprocessor throttling.

Balanced:Balance sound,temperature,and performance.

CPUPowerManagement

PowerOnwithACAttach

Note:Eachschemeaffects fansound,temperature, andperformance.

•Disabled

•Enabled

Enableordisablethe power-savingfeaturethat stopsthemicroprocessor clockautomaticallywhen therearenosystem activities.Normally,it isnotnecessarytochange thesetting.

•Disabled

•Enabled

Enableordisablethe featurethatpowersonthe systemwhentheacpower adapterisattached.

IfyouselectEnabled,the systemispoweredonwhen theacpoweradapteris attached.Ifthesystemisin hibernatestate,thesystem resumesnormaloperation.

IfyouselectDisabled,the systemisnotpoweredon norresumedwhentheac poweradapterisattached.

80ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Table3.Conﬁgmenuitems(continued)

Menuitem

BeepandAlarm

IntelAMT

Submenuitem

DisableBuilt-inBattery•Y es

PasswordBeep•Disabled

KeyboardBeep•Enabled

IntelAMTControl

Value

•No

•Enabled

•Disabled

•Enabled

•PermanentlyDisabled

Comments

Temporarilydisable thebuilt-inbatteryfor servicingthecomputer. Afterselectingthisitem, thecomputerwillbe automaticallypoweredoff.

Note:Thebatterywillbe automaticallyre-enabled whentheacpoweradapter isreconnectedtothe computer.

Enablethisoptiontohave abeepsoundwhenthe systemiswaitingfora power-on,harddisk,or supervisorpassword. Differentbeepswillsound whentheenteredpassword matchesordoesnotmatch theconﬁguredpassword.

Enableordisablekeyboard beepwhenunmanageable keycombinationsare pressed.

IfyouselectEnabled, IntelActiveManagement Technology(AMT)is conﬁguredandadditional setupitemsareprovidedin ManagementEngineBIOS Extension(MEBx)Setup.

IfyouselectPermanently Disabled,youwillneverbe abletoenableitagain.Be cautiouswhenyouwantto usethisoption.

Note:Youcanenterthe MEBxSetupmenuby pressingtheCtrl+Pkey combinationintheStartup InterruptMenuwindow. TodisplaytheStartup InterruptMenuwindow, presstheblackbutton orEnterkeyduringthe power-onself-test(POST).

CIRATimeout

0-255

Setthetimeoutoptionfor

CIRAconnectiontobe Note:Thedefaultvalueis 60seconds.

established.Selectable

secondvaluesarefrom1to

254.

Chapter6.Advancedconﬁguration81

Table3.Conﬁgmenuitems(continued)

Menuitem

Submenuitem

ConsoleT ype•PCANSI

Value

•VT100+

•PC-ANSI

•VT-UTF8

Comments

Ifyouselect0,use60 secondsasthedefault timeoutvalue.

Ifyouselect255,the waitingtimeforestablishing aconnectionisunlimited.

Selecttheconsoletypefor AMT.

Note:Thisconsoletype shouldmatchtheIntelAMT remoteconsole.

DateandTimemenu

Tochangethedateortimeofyourcomputer,selecttheDate/TimetabfromtheThinkPadSetupmenu. Thendothefollowing:

1.UsethecursorkeystoselectSystemDateorSystemTime.

2.Typeadateortime.

Securitymenu

Tochangethesecuritysettingsofyourcomputer,selecttheSecuritytabfromtheThinkPadSetupmenu.

ThefollowingtableliststheSecuritymenuitems.Defaultvaluesareinboldface.Themenuitemsmight changewithoutnotice.Dependingonthemodel,thedefaultvaluemightvary.

Attention:Thedefaultconﬁgurationsarealreadyoptimizedforyou.Improperchangeoftheconﬁgurations mightcauseunexpectedresults.

Table4.Securitymenuitems

Menuitem

Password

Submenuitem

Supervisor Password

LockUEFIBIOS Settings

Passwordat Unattendedboot

Value

•Disabled

•Enabled

•Disabled

•Enabled

•Disabled

•Enabled

Comments

Formoreinformation,see“Supervisor password”onpage62

Enableordisablethefunctionthatprotects itemsinThinkPadSetupfrombeingchanged byauserwhodoesnothavethesupervisor password.Bydefault,thisissettoDisabled. Ifyousetthesupervisorpasswordandenable thisfunction,noonebutyoucanchangethe itemsinThinkPadSetup.

IfyouselectandenablePasswordat unattendedboot,apasswordpromptis displayedwhenthecomputeristurnedon,from eitherapower-offstateorhibernationstate,by anunattendedeventsuchasaWakeonLAN attempt.IfyouselectDisabled,nopassword promptisdisplayed;thecomputergoesahead andloadstheoperatingsystem.T oprevent

82ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Table4.Securitymenuitems(continued)

Menuitem

Fingerprint

Submenuitem

Value

PasswordatRestart•Disabled

•Enabled

PasswordatBoot DeviceList

PasswordCount ExceededError

SetMinimumLength

•Disabled

•Enabled

•Disabled

•Enabled

•Disabled

•xcharacters (4≤x≤12)

Power-OnPassword

•Disabled

•Enabled

HardDisk1 Password

Predesktop Authentication

•Disabled

•Enabled

•Disabled

•Enabled

ReaderPriority•External➙

Internal

•InternalOnly

SecurityMode

•Normal

•High

Password Authentication

•Disabled

•Enabled

Comments

unauthorizedaccess,settheuserauthentication ontheoperatingsystem.

IfyouselectandenablePasswordatrestart, apasswordpromptisdisplayedwhenyou restartthecomputer.IfyouselectDisabled,no passwordpromptisdisplayed;thecomputer goesaheadandloadstheoperatingsystem. Topreventunauthorizedaccess,settheuser authenticationontheoperatingsystem.

IftheSecuritypasswordisset,thisoptionis usedtospecifywhethertheSecuritypassword mustbeenteredtodisplaytheF12bootdevice list.

SelectEnabledtopromptfortheSecurity password.SelectDisabledtoproceedwithout anyuseractionrequired.

SelectEnabledtoshowthePOST0199error andpromptfortheSecuritypassword.Select DisabledtohidethePOST0199errorand proceedwithoutanyuseractionneeded.

Specifyaminimumlengthforpower-on passwordsandharddiskpasswords.Ifyou setthesupervisorpasswordandspecifya minimumlengthforpasswords,noonebutyou canchangethelength.

Formoreinformation,see“Power-onpassword” onpage61.

Formoreinformation,see“Harddisk passwords”onpage63.

Note:HardDisk1meanstheharddiskdriveis builtintoyourcomputer.

Enableordisableﬁngerprintauthentication beforetheoperatingsystemisloaded.

IfExternal➙Internalisselected,anexternal ﬁngerprintreaderisusedifattached.Otherwise, aninternalﬁngerprintreaderisused.IfInternal Onlyisselected,aninternalﬁngerprintreader isused.

Ifﬁngerprintauthenticationfails,youstillcan startthecomputerbyenteringapassword.If youhaveselectedNormal,enterapower-on passwordorasupervisorpassword;ifyouhave selectedHigh,enterasupervisorpassword.

Note:Thisitemisavailableonlywhenthe SecurityModeissetasHigh.

Enableordisablepasswordauthentication.This itemisavailablewhenhighsecuritymodeis selected.

Chapter6.Advancedconﬁguration83

Table4.Securitymenuitems(continued)

Menuitem

SecurityChip

Submenuitem

ResetFingerprint Data

SecurityChip Selection

SecurityChip

ClearSecurityChip

Value

•Enter

•DiscreteTPM

•IntelPTT

•Active

•Inactive

•Disabled

(ForDiscreteTPM)

•Enabled

•Disabled

(ForIntelPTT)

•Enter

Comments

Thisoptionisusedtoeraseallﬁngerprintdata storedintheﬁngerprintreaderandresetsettings tothefactorystate.Asaresult,anypower-on securityfeaturespreviouslyenabledwillnotbe abletoworkuntiltheyarere-enabledinthe ﬁngerprintsoftware.

IfyouselectDiscreteTPM,youcanusea discreteTPMchipwithTPM1.2mode.Ifyou selectIntelPTT,youcanuseIntelPlatform Trustedtechnology(PTT)withTPM2.0mode.

Note:

IntelPTTcanbeusedwithWindows8orlater operatingsystem.

IfyouselectActive,thesecuritychipis functional.IfyouselectInactive,theSecurity Chipisvisible,butthesecuritychipisnot functional.IfyouselectDisabled,theSecurity Chipishiddenandthesecuritychipisnot functional.

IfyouselectEnabled,thesecuritychipis functional.IfyouselectDisabled,thesecurity chipishiddenandnotfunctional.

Cleartheencryptionkey.

Intel(R)TXTFeature

PhysicalPresence forProvisioning

PhysicalPresence forClear

Note:Thisitemisdisplayedonlyifyouhave selectedActivefortheSecurityChipoption.

•Disabled

•Enabled

•DisabledNote:ThisitemisunselectablewhenIntelPTT

•Disabled

•Enabled

•Disabled

•Enabled

EnableordisabletheIntelT rustedExecution Technology.

Note:Thisitemisdisplayedonlyifyouhave selectedActivefortheSecurityChipoption.

isenabled.

UnselectableforIntelPPT.

Enableordisabletheconﬁrmationmessage whenyouchangethesettingsofthesecurity chip.

Enableordisabletheconﬁrmationmessage whenyouclearthesecuritychip.

84ThinkPadY oga260UserGuide

Compal Electronics TP00078ASI User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Importantsafetyinformation

Conditionsthatrequireimmediateaction

Safetyguidelines

Chapter1.Productoverview

Locatingcomputercontrols,connectors,andindicators

Frontview

Right-sideview

Left-sideview

Bottomview

Statusindicators

Locatingimportantproductinformation

Machinetypeandmodelinformation

LabelsfortheWindowsoperatingsystems

Features

Operatingenvironment

Lenovoprograms

AccessingLenovoprograms

AnintroductiontoLenovoprograms

Chapter2.Usingyourcomputer

Registeringyourcomputer

Frequentlyaskedquestions

Usingthespecialbuttons

GettinghelpabouttheWindowsoperatingsystem

Usingthemulti-touchscreen

ThinkPadPenPro

Specialkeys

Operatingmodes

Enablingtheoperatingmodes

Rotatingthecomputerdisplay

Notebookmode

Standmode

Tabletmode

Tentmode

Usingthekeyboard

ThinkPadpointingdevice

TrackPointpointingdevice

Trackpad

Trackpadtouchgestures

CustomizingtheThinkPadpointingdevice

Replacingthecaponthepointingstick

Powermanagement

Usingtheacpower

Usingthebatterypower

Power-savingmodes

Managingthepowerplan

Connectingtothenetwork

Ethernetconnections

Wirelessconnections

Usinganexternaldisplay

Connectinganexternaldisplay

Choosingadisplaymode

Changingdisplaysettings

Usingaudiofeatures

Usingthecamera

Usingasmartcard

Chapter3.Enhancingyourcomputer

FindingThinkPadoptions

ThinkPadOneLink+Dock

ThinkPadWiGigDock

Locatingcontrols,connectors,andindicators

SettinguptheThinkPadWiGigDock

UsingtheThinkPadWiGigDock

Chapter4.Youandyourcomputer

Accessibilityandcomfort

Ergonomicinformation

Comfort

Accessibilityinformation

Travelingwithyourcomputer

Traveltips

Travelaccessories

Chapter5.Security

Usingpasswords

Typingpasswords

Power-onpassword

Supervisorpassword

Harddiskpasswords