LifeBook E-Series Frequently Asked Questions
| 19. | My LIFEBOOK comes with Shock Sensor and ECO button utilities, what are they for? |
| Please read this document for full information on both features. | |
| 18. | Problem getting your own XP loads onto E8020 Notebooks. |
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The E8020 contains a new Intel chipset and a SATA Hard disk. The YE-DATA CP078730-03 USB Floppy and TEAC FD-05PUB USB Floppy are supported by Windows XP The (Sony Corporation) .The process to install the driver from the external floppy is the same as to install
an SCSI driver. |
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| 17. | When I connect headphones or external speakers to my E8020, I get no output. |
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The E8020 comes with a new Intel chipset and Realtek High Definition Audio. There is a new Icon in the
control panel to control this new Audio functionality. To activate: |
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| 16. | How do I make my P4 CPU run at top speed under Windows XP. |
| The Intel SpeedStep driver is built into Windows* XP. Therefore, you do not need to load the driver. Unfortunately, with the driver built into the operating system, you do not have an icon in the system tray of the taskbar and you don't have an Intel SpeedStep technology tab when using the power applet located with the Control Panel. | |
| 15. | There are 4 numbered buttons on my Exxxx Series LifeBook what are they for? |
These buttons have two functions on this model.
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| 14. | I can not find the ON/OFF Switch on my LifeBook Exxxx LifeBook . |
| The LifeBook use the same button for turning the power on and off and
for Suspend and Resume. To Suspend your machine, hold the button down for a short time. If your machine is
"hung" (on without responding to any keystrokes or mouse actions) and you want to power the machine down, you
must first suspend the machine by holding the button down for about 5-6 seconds, letting up briefly, and holding
the button down again for and additional 5-6 seconds. If the machine is "hung" and you want to restart the
computer, you may press the "reset" button located on the back left side of the laptop. Note: The machine will automatically switch the power off if you use the Windows Shutdown properly. To properly shutdown Windows, go to Start/Shutdown/Shutdown the Computer. |
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| 13. | I am reinstalling Windows 98 on my Exxxx LifeBook and I have a unknown device still listed? |
| On some of the newer LifeBook there is a ACPI device that is not automatically found. If you have installed all devices such as Modem, Lan, Audio and Video Controller then it is probably this device. The driver can be located on the Drivers and Utilities CD supplied with the Unit. In sub-folder called PMSET. The location of this folder can vary depending on the version of CD you are using. | |
| 12. | How do I use my Infra-red Mouse option? |
| The method of Installation is the same for all versions of Windows.
There are no additional drivers required for the Infrared mouse, the Infrared mouse uses the standard Windows
mouse driver. 1) Insert two AAA Batteries (not supplied) into the mouse. 2) Enable Infrared mouse in BIOS Under Advanced Keyboard/Mouse Features Infrared Mouse enabled ** To use the touchpad at the same time change Internal Pointing device to Always Enabled ** 3) On the underside of the mouse there is a switch, set this to either L (Low power / Short range) or H (High Power / Long Range). 4) Start Windows. |
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| 11. | When I connect my Exxxx Series Laptop to a Data Projector I can not get any picture through the Projector. |
| The New E Series uses a Video Chipset that has an advanced feature
that allows two monitors to be connected simultaneously. This has previously been controlled by the BIOS not the
Video Chipset. To get the Projector to work you need to go into Display Properties and enable the second
Monitor. To this you must specify a Monitor type, it is best to stick to a generic windows monitor, i.e.
Standard SVGA. Once this is done you can use the Fn + F10 key to get the laptop to switch between the two
displays. For more details Instructions |
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| 10. | I am trying to view the "Windows 98 Overview" that is an option in "Welcome to Windows 98" but when I try it, the screen goes white and does not launch the tutorial. Is something wrong with the bundled software? |
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No, there is nothing wrong with the software. There is a file that must be renamed for that portion of the Windows 98 Overview tour to launch. Use the following steps to rename the necessary file:
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| 9. | Every time I switch on my LifeBook Exxxx Series it is on the "Windows Has Now Shutdown Screen". |
| Your PC has hung during the shutdown process. Restart you LifeBook by pushing the reset switch. | |
| 8. | I have Windows NT on My LifeBook Exxxx and my modem doesn't work. |
| Please check the following. In the BIOS under the advanced Menu Plug and Play OS is set to No Under the Integrated Peripherals Serial Port B (Infra Red Port) is Disabled Boot into Windows NT. In control Panel go into Modem and remove any Modems Listed, In Control Panel go into Ports and remove any Ports listed Restart Window NT Using Explorer Go to C:\Fujitsu\Drivers\Modem and run the Setup.exe. This will run the modem installation program. Restart windows when prompted. |
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| 7. | How do I install Windows NT on my E6xxx LifeBook |
| To install Windows NT please follow these Instructions | |
| 6. | When using my E3xx series LifeBooks running Windows 98, PCMCIA
or CardBus cards are not recognised after fsetup was run or after the system has been recovered and the Fujitsu
add-ons have been re-installed. When a PCMCIA or CardBus card is inserted into any of the PCMCIA slots, the
following message comes up on screen: "Windows is not able to identify or use the inserted PC card device because there is no memory area available to communicate with the device (etc)....Check your computer's CONFIG.SYS(etc)...................." |
| Please follow these Instructions | |
| 5. | When I run some applications my E360 or E380 series LifeBooks my system performs illegal operations in GDI.EXE.......... |
| The latest Video driver Version 6.15.5426.95.26 resolves this and is available to download (Zip file, 366KB) | |
| 4. | I try and connect my E360 or E380 Series LifeBook to external PCMCIA CD-ROM drives and it lock up during large data transfers to the hard disk. Once in that state, the only way to clear the error is by rebooting the system. |
| The problem seems to be generic to most available PCMCIA CD-ROM drives. There is no solution as such for this problem. We recommend the use of the internal CD-ROM or of a USB connected CD-ROM on Lifebook E360 | |
| 3. | I am trying to run an Recovery on my LifeBook E5320, E6520 or E6530 Series and my product code is not recognised? |
| You need to change the last 4 characters from E132 to E112 | |
| 2. | How do I install my LifeBook E6xxx onto a LanDock II or Full Dock |
| To install your E6xxx on to a LanDock II or FullDock II please follow these Instructions | |
| 1. | How do I reinstall the Software on my machine? |
| To reinstall your software follow these Instructions | |