Huawei Matebook User Manual
User Guide
Contents
About this guide
Getting to Know Your HUAWEI MateBook
Portfolio Keyboard
Introduction to Windows 10
Overview of your HUAWEI MateBook 2
Accessories 3
Charging your HUAWEI MateBook 3
Attaching the Portfolio Keyboard 5
Function keys and touchpad 5
Configuring the touchpad 8
Using the Start menu 9
Customizing the Start menu 9
Searching for apps 10
Action Center 10
Enabling tablet mode 10
Obtaining help 11
User Accounts
Using a Microsoft account 12
Using a local account 12
Signing in to your HUAWEI MateBook with a Microsoft account 12
Adding accounts for other users 12
Changing the account type 13
Signing in and out 13
Connecting to the Internet
Connecting to a wireless network 15
Connecting to a wired (Ethernet) network 15
Disconnecting from the Internet 15
Enabling or disabling airplane mode 15
Managing Apps
Installing apps 16
Uninstalling apps 16
MatePen Stylus
Getting to know your MatePen 17
Charging the MatePen 17
Pairing the MatePen with your HUAWEI MateBook 17
Buttons 18
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MateDock Docking Station
Getting to know your MateDock 20
Connecting your HUAWEI MateBook to the MateDock 20
Connecting to a wired (Ethernet) network 20
Contents
Connecting your HUAWEI MateBook to a TV, monitor, or
projector
Connecting a USB mouse, printer, or other peripheral device 21
Storage and File Management
OneDrive 23
Saving files to OneDrive 23
Using Bluetooth to share files 23
Settings
Customizing your desktop 24
Configuring the display settings 24
Enabling Battery saver mode 24
Configuring the screen lock and sleep time 25
Configuring the storage settings 25
System Management
Resetting your HUAWEI MateBook 26
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Appendix
Locating your HUAWEI MateBook 26
Updating Windows 26
Personal Information and Data Security 27
Legal Notice 27
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About this guide
Thank you for choosing the HUAWEI MateBook.
This guide provides an introduction to the HUAWEI MateBook and its operating system,
Windows 10. For more information on Windows 10, visit http://www.microsoft.com.
l The optional accessories and software described in this guide may not be included or
available on your HUAWEI MateBook.
l The system environment described in this guide may differ from your actual system
environment.
l Your interface may differ from the screenshots in this guide.
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Getting to Know Your HUAWEI MateBook
Front camera
Ambient light sensor (hidden)
Power button
Volume up button
Fingerprint sensor
Volume down
button
Charging indicator
USB Type-C port
Portfolio Keyboard socket
Headset jack
Camera indicator
Speakers
Speakers
Main microphone
Secondary
microphone
Overview of your HUAWEI MateBook
Microphone Use the microphone to make video or voice calls, or record sound.
Headset jack Supports headsets with a 3.5 mm connector.
Speakers The speakers play sound when a headset is not connected.
Ambient light sensor
(hidden)
Camera 5 MP front camera for taking photos or making video calls.
Camera indicator Indicates the camera status. The indicator stays constant when the
Power button l When your HUAWEI MateBook is turned on:
Volume up button Increases the volume.
Fingerprint sensor Touch the fingerprint sensor to unlock the screen (also works when
Volume down button Decreases the volume.
Detects ambient light level and automatically adjusts the screen
brightness.
camera is on.
– Press and hold the power button for 4 seconds and swipe down
to turn off your HUAWEI MateBook.
– Briefly press the power button to enable Sleep mode. Press
again to wake your HUAWEI MateBook.
l Press the power button to turn on your HUAWEI MateBook.
the screen is off).
Charging indicator Indicates the battery level during charging (red = low battery, orange
= medium battery, green = at least 90% charged).
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USB Type-C port l Connect the power adapter to charge your HUAWEI MateBook.
l Connect a docking station, mobile phone, or USB flash drive to
transfer files.
Portfolio Keyboard
socket
Connects the Portfolio Keyboard.
Make sure that the keyboard is aligned properly with your
HUAWEI MateBook to avoid damaging the socket.
Accessories
l Power adapter: Connects the USB-C cable to the charging cradle.
l USB-C charging cable: Connects the power adapter to the USB Type-C port on the HUAWEI
MateBook.
l USB-C to micro-USB cable: Connects the HUAWEI MateBook to the MatePen (for charging)
or a phone with a micro-USB port.
l Micro-USB to USB-A adapter: Connects the HUAWEI MateBook to USB devices (such as
USB flash drives) using the USB-C to micro-USB cable.
l HUAWEI MateBook Portfolio Keyboard (optional): Features a precision touchpad and soft
ergonomic keys for a comfortable typing experience. It also doubles up as a case to protect
your HUAWEI MateBook from scratches and other damage.
l HUAWEI MatePen (optional): An active stylus designed specially for the HUAWEI MateBook,
featuring 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity for pen-and-paper precision. It also doubles up as
a laser pointer and wireless presenter.
l HUAWEI MateDock (optional): Provides Ethernet, USB, HDMI, VGA, and charging ports,
enabling you to connect your HUAWEI MateBook to a range of devices and accessories.
Charging your HUAWEI MateBook
The HUAWEI MateBook comes with a 33.7 Wh high-density lithium battery. Powered by
Huawei's advanced power-saving technology, the battery provides enough power for a full day's
use.
Follow the steps below to charge your HUAWEI MateBook:
1 Insert the USB-C cable into the USB-C port on your HUAWEI MateBook.
2 Insert the other end of the cable into the power adapter.
3 Plug the power adapter into a mains socket.
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Battery information
l A full charge takes approximately 2.5 hours. However, the charging time may increase if you
perform power-intensive tasks (such as playing games or watching videos) on your HUAWEI
MateBook during charging.
l You can recharge your battery many times, but all batteries have a limited lifespan. If you
notice a significant deterioration in battery life, contact an authorized Huawei service center for
a replacement battery. Do not attempt to remove the battery yourself.
l Your HUAWEI MateBook may become warm after prolonged use or when exposed to high
ambient temperatures. If your HUAWEI MateBook becomes hot to the touch, stop charging it,
disable unnecessary features, and avoid prolonged skin contact. Place it in a cool location and
allow it to cool down to room temperature.
l Charging times may vary depending on the ambient temperature and the remaining battery
level.
l Your HUAWEI MateBook will switch off automatically when the battery is nearly empty.
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Portfolio Keyboard
Function keys
Touchpad
Left button Right button
Attaching the Portfolio Keyboard
The Portfolio Keyboard has a magnetic docking connector that attaches itself to the keyboard
socket on your HUAWEI MateBook. To remove the Portfolio Keyboard, pull your HUAWEI
MateBook off the docking connector.
The screen turns off automatically when you close the cover and your HUAWEI MateBook will
enter Sleep mode.
Function keys and touchpad
The Portfolio Keyboard features smooth ergonomic keys for a comfortable typing experience.
The keyboard layout may vary depending on your country or region.
Function keys
Use the function keys to perform specific tasks.
Decrease screen brightness.
Increase screen brightness
Decrease keyboard backlight brightness
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Portfolio Keyboard
Increase keyboard backlight brightness
Refresh screen
Enable or disable mute
Enable or disable touchpad
Press a key to perform the corresponding task. To use the keys F1-F12, hold down the Fn key
and press the corresponding key.
Touchpad
The touchpad functions like a computer mouse and enables you to use your HUAWEI MateBook
with ease.
It supports the following gestures:
Swipe with one finger: Move the cursor across the
screen.
Left button: Equivalent to a left click on a computer
mouse.
Right button: Equivalent to a right click on a computer
mouse.
Touch twice with one finger: Equivalent to a double
click on a computer mouse.
Touch with two fingers: Equivalent to a right click on
a computer mouse.
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Portfolio Keyboard
Swipe up or down with two fingers: Scroll up or
down.
Spread or pinch two fingers: Zoom in or out.
Touch with three fingers: Launch search screen.
Swipe up with three fingers: Display virtual desktops.
Swipe down with three fingers: Hide open apps.
Swipe left or right with three fingers: Select an open
app.
Touch with four fingers: Open ACTION CENTER.
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