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Contents
About This Book............................ iv
Chapter 1. Updates and Corrections............... 1
Using the ThinkPad Configuration Program ............. 1
Using the Online User's Guide.................... 2
Chapter 3. Reinstalling the Software for Windows 98... 25
Reinstalling Microsoft Windows 98 ................. 26
Reinstalling the ThinkPad Configuration Program for Windows 98 27
Reinstalling the Display Driver for Windows 98......... 27
Reinstalling the Audio Device Driver for Windows 98...... 28
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About This Book
This book provides updates and additions to the information in the
User's Guide
computer, read the
Note
Your ThinkPad computer does not include the following software,
so references to it in the
computer:
PC Card support software (CardWizard)
TranXit
Your ThinkPad computer supports only Windows 98. References
to other operating systems in the
your computer.
. For complete information about your ThinkPad 385XD
User's Guide
(P/N 05L2143) with this book.
User's Guide
do not apply to your
User's Guide
do not apply to
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Updates and Corrections
This chapter updates and corrects the information in the
Guide
as follows:
Using the ThinkPad Configuration program
Using the
Backing up your system
Using a PC Card
Using power management
Using Windows 98
Online User's Guide
Using the ThinkPad Configuration Program
The ThinkPad Configuration program window and some features are
updated. For information about the ThinkPad Configuration program,
read this book rather than the
The ThinkPad Configuration program allows you to set up and
customize to your needs the computer's built-in devices. For
example, you can enable or disable a port, switch between your
computer's LCD and an external monitor, and set the power
management mode.
User's Guide
User's
.
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You can also start ThinkPad
Configuration as follows:
1. Click on Start.
2. Move the cursor to Programs,
ThinkPad; then click on
ThinkPad Configuration.
To start the ThinkPad Configuration program for Windows 98, find
the ThinkPad icon on the right side of the taskbar; then double-click
on the icon. The following window appears:
1Click on one of these buttons to set the power mode to High
Performance mode, Automatic mode, or Customized mode.
2The Display Device buttons. Click on one of these buttons to
set the display output type to the LCD, the external monitor, or
both.
3The Help button displays online help.
4The View Angle buttons. Click on the front view or rear view
(with or without the port replicator) buttons to display the
hardware feature locations.
5The Device buttons. Click on the button of your choice from
the window. If the device is enabled, the red indicator next to
the button is lit. Otherwise, it stays off.
Using the Online User's Guide
The contents of the
Using your computer outside your home country
Using audio features
Using your computer with a battery pack
About PC Cards
System management
Online User's Guide
are as follows:
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Backing Up Your System
This section provides additional information to the
backing up your system.
ConfigSafe
ConfigSafe is an application program that periodically takes
snapshots
properly after you install a new device driver or software, use
ConfigSafe to restore the last working version of your system files.
Although it might not make your new hardware or software work, it
will set your computer up and running again. This application
protects your data.
ThinkPad Web Site or Bulletin Board
IBM supplies all of the latest hardware device drivers and system
BIOS for your computer on the ThinkPad Web site:
http://www.ibm.com/thinkpad
Updates and Corrections
User's Guide
for
of your system files. If your computer does not operate
See the following site for technical support information:
http://www.ibm.com/support
You can also use the IBM bulletin board service.
For more information about electronic service and support
“Chapter 6. Getting Service” in the
International Warranty Service Information
This IBM product is eligible for International Warranty Service (IWS)
wherever your machine type is sold by IBM. Your computer must be
registered to receive international service, however. To register, call
one of the following IWS:
Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and Hong
Kong:
Canada, Latin America, and the U.S.:1-800-497-7426
Europe, Middle East, and Africa:44-1475-893638
Japan, Korea, China (except Hong Kong), and Taiwan:81-462-73-7598
User's Guide
61-2-9354-4171
.
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Corrections
Using a PC Card
Note the following corrections:
The Recovery CD does support Windows 98.
The Diskette Factory program does support Windows 98.
You can use a PC Card without PC Card support software
(CardWizard). For details on how to use a PC Card, see the manual
for Windows 98.
In addition, if you are using a communication card such as a PC
Card modem or a network PC Card, you should not enter your
computer into suspend mode, enter it into hibernation mode, or click
on Stand by in the “Shut Down Window” window.
Note: If you want to enter your computer into suspend mode, first
stop the PC Card in the “PC Card (PCMCIA) Properties”
window as follows:
If you remove a communication PC Card from the PC Card slot and
then reinsert it later, it might not work correctly. You need to reboot
your computer.
Using Power Management
For information about power management, see the
Guide
rather than the
In addition, note the following:
Suppose you activate the alarm action as follows:
Notification: Display message
Power level: When the alarm goes off, the computer will Standby.
Now, if your computer enters into suspend or hibernation mode when
the battery is low before the alarm message appears, you see the
1.
Click on Start, move the cursor to Settings, and click on
Control Panel.
2.
Double-click on PC Card (PCMCIA).
3.
From the list, select the card you are stopping.
4.
Click on the Stop button.
Online User's
User's Guide
.
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Using Windows 98
Updates and Corrections
message when the computer resumes. To resume normal operation,
press OK.
Note: You can set the alarm action as follows:
1.
Start the ThinkPad Configuration program.
2.
Click on Power Management.
3.
Click on the Alarm tab.
4.
Put a check mark in the Low Battery Alarm check box,
the Critical Low Battery Alarm check box, or both.
5.
Set the percentage of the power level.
6.
Click on the Alarm Action... button. You can set the
alarm action in the next window.
In Windows 98, it takes longer to enter suspend mode and resume to
normal operation than it does in Windows 95. This performance
difference is a result of Windows 98, not the ThinkPad features.
For more information about Windows 98, see the following Web
site: http://www.ibm.com/thinkpad
See the following site for technical support
information: http://www.ibm.com/support
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