1 Welcome
1
Finding Information
2
2 Components
4
Locating Hardware
4
Locating Software
4
Right
5
Left
7
Display
9
Keyboard Area
10
Touchpad
10
Lights
11
Secondary Camera (Select Products Only)
12
Special Keys
13
Hot Keys
14
Bottom
15
Cover
16
Labels
17
3 Network Connections
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Connecting To A Wireless Network
18
Using The Wireless Controls
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Wireless Button
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Operating System Controls
18
Connecting To A Wlan
19
Using Hp Mobile Broadband (Select Products Only)
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Using Hp Mobile Connect Pro (Select Products Only)
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Using Gps (Select Products Only)
20
Using Bluetooth Wireless Devices (Select Products Only)
20
Connecting Bluetooth Devices
20
Using Nfc To Share Information (Select Products Only)
20
Sharing
21
Connecting To A Wired Network
22
Connecting To A Local Area Network (Lan) (Select Products Only)
22
Using Hp Lan-Wlan Protection (Select Products Only)
23
Turning On And Customizing Hp Lan-Wlan Protection
23
Turning On And Customizing The System Mac Address
23
4 Navigating The Screen
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Using Touchpad And Touch Screen Gestures
25
Tap
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Two-Finger Pinch Zoom
26
Two-Finger Slide (Touchpad Only)
26
Two-Finger Tap (Touchpad Only)
26
Four-Finger Tap (Touchpad Only)
26
Three-Finger Swipe (Touchpad Only)
27
One-Finger Slide (Touch Screen Only)
28
Using An Optional Keyboard Or Mouse
28
Using An On-Screen Keyboard (Select Products Only)
28
5 Entertainment Features
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Using A Camera (Select Products Only)
29
Using Audio
29
Connecting Speakers
29
Connecting Headphones
29
Connecting Headsets
30
Using Sound Settings
30
Using Video
30
Connecting Video Devices Using An Hdmi Cable (Select Products Only)
31
Setting Up Hdmi Audio
31
6 Managing Power
33
Using Sleep And Hibernation
33
Initiating And Exiting Sleep
33
Initiating And Exiting Hibernation (Select Products Only)
34
Shutting Down (Turning Off) The Computer
34
Using The Power Icon And Power Options
35
Running On Battery Power
35
Using Hp Fast Charge (Select Products Only)
35
Displaying Battery Charge
36
Finding Battery Information In Hp Support Assistant (Select Products Only)
36
Conserving Battery Power
36
Identifying Low Battery Levels
36
Resolving A Low Battery Level
37
Resolving A Low Battery Level When External Power Is Available
37
Resolving A Low Battery Level When No Power Source Is Available
37
Resolving A Low Battery Level When The Computer Cannot Exit Hibernation
37
Factory-Sealed Battery
37
Running On External Power
37
7 Security
39
Protecting The Computer
39
Using Passwords
39
Setting Passwords In Windows
40
Setting Passwords In Computer Setup
41
Managing A Bios Administrator Password
41
Entering A Bios Administrator Password
43
Using Drivelock Security Options
43
Selecting Automatic Drivelock (Select Products Only)
43
Enabling Automatic Drivelock
43
Disabling Automatic Drivelock
44
Entering An Automatic Drivelock Password
44
Selecting Manual Drivelock
44
Setting A Drivelock Master Password
45
Enabling Drivelock And Setting A Drivelock User Password
45
Disabling Drivelock
46
Entering A Drivelock Password
46
Changing A Drivelock Password
46
Using Windows Hello (Select Products Only)
47
Using Antivirus Software
47
Using Firewall Software
47
Installing Software Updates
48
Using Hp Client Security (Select Products Only)
48
Using Hp Touchpoint Manager (Select Products Only)
48
Using An Optional Security Cable (Select Products Only)
48
Using A Fingerprint Reader (Select Products Only)
49
Locating The Fingerprint Reader
49
8 Maintenance
50
Improving Performance
50
Using Disk Defragmenter
50
Using Disk Cleanup
50
Using Hp 3D Driveguard (Select Products Only)
50
Identifying Hp 3D Driveguard Status
51
Updating Programs And Drivers
51
Cleaning Your Computer
51
Cleaning Procedures
51
Cleaning The Display
52
Cleaning The Sides Or Cover
52
Cleaning The Touchpad, Keyboard, Or Mouse (Select Products Only)
52
Traveling With Or Shipping Your Computer
52
9 Backing Up, Restoring, And Recovering
54
Creating Recovery Media And Backups
54
Creating Hp Recovery Media (Select Products Only)
54
Using Windows Tools
55
Restore And Recovery
56
Recovering Using Hp Recovery Manager
56
What You Need To Know Before You Get Started
56
Using The Hp Recovery Partition (Select Products Only)
57
Using Hp Recovery Media To Recover
57
Changing The Computer Boot Order
58
Removing The Hp Recovery Partition (Select Products Only)
58
10 Computer Setup (Bios), Tpm, And Hp Sure Start
59
Using Computer Setup
59
Starting Computer Setup
59
Using A Usb Keyboard Or Usb Mouse To Start Computer Setup (Bios)
59
Navigating And Selecting In Computer Setup
60
Restoring Factory Settings In Computer Setup
60
Updating The Bios
61
Determining The Bios Version
61
Downloading A Bios Update
61
Changing The Boot Order Using The F9 Prompt
62
Tpm Bios Settings (Select Products Only)
62
Using Hp Sure Start (Select Products Only)
63
11 Using Hp Pc Hardware Diagnostics (Uefi)
64
Downloading Hp Pc Hardware Diagnostics (Uefi) To A Usb Device
64
12 Specifications
66
Input Power
66
Operating Environment
66
13 Electrostatic Discharge
68
14 Accessibility
69
Supported Assistive Technologies
69
Contacting Support
69
Index
70
Discussie
Laat een opmerking achter of stel een vraag
Hallo, ik heb een HP Chromebook x360 11 G2 EE en merk dat hij erg warm wordt aan de onderkant. Is dit normaal? Ik gebruik hem vaak op mijn schoot tijdens lessen en maak me een beetje zorgen. Moet ik iets instellen of is er een probleem?
Dat herken ik wel. De Chromebook wordt inderdaad warm bij intensief gebruik, maar op je schoot gebruiken is eigenlijk niet de bedoeling. In de veiligheidsinstructies van het apparaat staat duidelijk dat je hem op een harde, vlakke ondergrond moet gebruiken zodat de ventilatieopeningen niet geblokkeerd worden. Een laptopstandaard of gewoon een tafel werkt het best. Als hij ook op een tafel nog erg heet wordt, zou ik even de onderkant controleren of de ventilatoren vrij zijn. Check ook de handleiding voor verdere veiligheidswaarschuwingen.
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