1 Welcome
1
Finding Information
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2 Getting To Know Your Computer
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Right
3
Left
5
Display
7
Top
8
Touchpad
8
Lights
9
Buttons, Speakers, And Ngerprint Reader
10
Keys
12
Bottom
14
Front
15
Rear
16
3 Connecting To A Network
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Connecting To A Wireless Network
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Using The Wireless Controls
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Turning Wireless Devices On Or O
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Using Hp Connection Manager (Select Products Only)
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Using The Wireless Button
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Using Operating System Controls
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Using A Wlan
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Using An Internet Service Provider
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Setting Up A Wlan
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Conguring A Wireless Router
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Protecting Your Wlan
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Connecting To A Wlan
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Using Hp Mobile Broadband (Select Products Only)
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Inserting And Removing A Sim Card
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Using Hp Mobile Connect (Select Products Only)
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Using Gps (Select Products Only)
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Using Bluetooth Wireless Devices
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Connecting To A Wired Network
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Connecting To A Local Area Network (Lan)
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4 Navigating Using The Keyboard, Touch Gestures And Pointing Devices
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Using Pointing Devices
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Setting Pointing Device Preferences
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Using The Pointing Stick
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Using The Touchpad And Gestures
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Tapping
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Scrolling
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2-Nger Pinch Zoom
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2-Nger Click
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Rotating (Select Products Only)
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Flicking (Select Products Only)
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Using The Keyboard
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Identifying The Hot Keys
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Using Keypads
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Using The Embedded Numeric Keypad (Select Products Only)
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Turning The Embedded Numeric Keypad On And O
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Switching Key Functions On The Embedded Numeric Keypad
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Using The Integrated Numeric Keypad (Select Products Only)
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Using An Optional External Numeric Keypad
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5 Multimedia
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Audio
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Connecting Speakers
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Adjusting The Volume
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Connecting Headphones
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Connecting A Microphone
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Connecting Headphones And Microphones
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Checking Audio Functions On The Computer
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Webcam (Select Products Only)
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Video
34
Vga
34
Dual-Mode Displayport
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Intel Wireless Display (Select Products Only)
35
Discovering And Connecting Wired Displays Using Multistream Transport
36
Connect Displays To Computers With Amd Graphics (With An Optional Hub)
36
Connect Displays To Computers With Intel Graphics (With An Optional Hub)
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Connect Displays To Computers With Intel Graphics (With A Built-In Hub)
36
6 Power Management
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Shutting Down (Turning O) The Computer
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Setting Power Options
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Using Power-Saving States
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Initiating And Exiting Sleep
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Initiating And Exiting Hibernation
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Using The Power Meter And Power Settings
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Setting Password Protection On Wakeup
40
Using Battery Power
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Using Hp Battery Check
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Displaying The Remaining Battery Charge
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Maximizing Battery Discharge Time
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Managing Low Battery Levels
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Identifying Low Battery Levels
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Resolving A Low Battery Level
41
Removing The Battery
42
Conserving Battery Power
43
Disposing Of A User-Replaceable Battery
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Replacing A Battery
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Using External Ac Power
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Testing An Ac Adapter
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7 External Cards And Devices
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Using Memory Card Readers (Select Products Only)
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Inserting A Memory Card
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Removing A Memory Card
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Using Smart Cards (Select Products Only)
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Inserting A Smart Card
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Removing A Smart Card
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Using A Usb Device
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Removing A Usb Device
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Using A Serial Device (Select Products Only)
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Using Optional External Devices
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Using Optional External Drives
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8 Drives
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Using Hard Drives
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Improving Hard Drive Performance
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Using Disk Defragmenter
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Using Disk Cleanup
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Using Hp 3D Driveguard (Select Products Only)
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Identifying Hp 3D Driveguard Status
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9 Security
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Protecting The Computer
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Using Passwords
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Setting Passwords In Windows
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Setting Passwords In Computer Setup
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Managing A Bios Administrator Password
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Entering A Bios Administrator Password
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Managing A Computer Setup Drivelock Password (Select Products Only)
58
Setting A Drivelock Password
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Enabling Drivelock (Select Products Only)
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Disabling Drivelock (Select Products Only)
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Entering A Drivelock Password (Select Products Only)
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Changing A Drivelock Password (Select Products Only)
60
Using Antivirus Software
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Using Rewall Software
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Installing Critical Security Updates
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Using Hp Client Security (Select Products Only)
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Using Hp Touchpoint Manager (Select Products Only)
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Installing An Optional Security Cable (Select Products Only)
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Using A Ngerprint Reader (Select Products Only)
62
Locating The Ngerprint Reader
62
10 Maintenance
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Cleaning Your Computer
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Cleaning Procedures
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Cleaning The Display (All-In-Ones Or Notebooks)
63
Cleaning The Sides Or Cover
63
Cleaning The Touchpad, Keyboard, Or Mouse
64
Updating Programs And Drivers
64
Using Softpaq Download Manager
64
11 Backup And Recovery
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Creating Recovery Media And Backups
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Guidelines
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Creating Recovery Media With Hp Recovery Disc Creator
65
Creating Recovery Media
66
Backing Up Your Information
66
Performing A System Recovery
67
Using The Windows Recovery Tools
67
Using F11 Recovery Tools (Select Products Only)
68
Using Windows 7 Operating System Media
68
12 Computer Setup (Bios), Tpm, And Hp Sure Start
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Using Computer Setup
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Starting Computer Setup
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Navigating And Selecting In Computer Setup
70
Restoring Factory Settings In Computer Setup
71
Updating The Bios
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Determining The Bios Version
72
Downloading A Bios Update
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Changing The Boot Order Using The F9 Prompt
73
Tpm Bios Settings (Select Products Only)
73
Using Hp Sure Start (Select Products Only)
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13 Using Hp Pc Hardware Diagnostics (Uefi)
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Downloading Hp Pc Hardware Diagnostics (Uefi) To A Usb Device
75
14 Support
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Contacting Support
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Labels
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15 Specications
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Input Power
79
Operating Environment
79
16 Accessibility
80
Supported Assistive Technologies
80
Contacting Support
80
Appendix A Traveling With Or Shipping Your Computer
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Appendix B Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting Resources
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Resolving Issues
82
The Computer Is Unable To Start Up
82
The Computer Screen Is Blank
82
Software Is Functioning Abnormally
83
The Computer Is On But Not Responding
83
The Computer Is Unusually Warm
83
An External Device Is Not Working
83
The Wireless Network Connection Is Not Working
83
A Disc Does Not Play
84
A Movie Is Not Visible On An External Display
84
Appendix C Electrostatic Discharge
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Index
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Discussie
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Hallo, ik heb een HP ProBook 650 G2 en de laptop wordt extreem warm aan de onderkant tijdens het werken. Soms is het bijna niet meer te houden. Is dit normaal of doe ik iets fout? Ik gebruik hem vaak op mijn schoot op de bank.
Dat is eigenlijk precies het probleem. De ProBook 650 G2 mag je echt niet op je schoot of op zachte ondergronden gebruiken, want dan blokkeer je de ventilatieopeningen aan de onderkant. HP waarschuwt hier expliciet voor in het handboek van dit model. Leg hem altijd op een harde, vlakke ondergrond. Een laptopstandaard of koelpad kan ook goed helpen. Als hij dan nog oververhit raakt, kunnen de ventilatieopeningen verstopt zijn met stof.
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