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Out-of-the-Box Day 2010

Out-of-the-Box Day 2010. This is Your Laptop. You may install any programs. You may save music and pictures. You may watch DVD’s. You may burn CDs and DVDs You may put Derek Jeter on your desktop. You may use email at school Etc. You May NOT. Remove the laptop from its case.

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Out-of-the-Box Day 2010

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  1. Out-of-the-Box Day 2010

  2. This is Your Laptop • You may install any programs. • You may save music and pictures. • You may watch DVD’s. • You may burn CDs and DVDs • You may put Derek Jeter on your desktop. • You may use email at school • Etc.

  3. You May NOT • Remove the laptop from its case. • Instant Message while at school. • Download or stream Music/Videos while at school. • YouTube, Radio stations, etc. • 100 MB traffic / day • Visit sites that are blocked while at school. • Facebook, Meebo, vtunnel, etc.

  4. Banned from the network ! • You will not get internet. • Your name will appear under the banned students list. • You must see Mr. Hotz in room 121 to get “re-instated”. • Multiple offenses mean longer wait before reinstatement and/or parental conference.

  5. Included Software • Windows 7 • Microsoft Office 2010 • Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Access, FrontPage, Publisher, OneNote • McAfee AntiVirus Protection • Adobe PhotoShop • Itunes

  6. Proper Care • Laptop stays in case! • Use Power Adapter whenever possible. • Avoid temperatures <40 >90. • Lock in locker when not in use. • Clean display with damp cloth. • Unplug adapter when not in use.

  7. Repairs - Software • Slow performance • Windows does not start • Viruses & Spyware (pop-ups) • Reimage • Replace Hard drive. • Back up “My Documents” onto CD’s , DVDs, USB drives before reimaging

  8. Repairs - Hardware • Cracked Screen • Freezing • Not Starting • Send out to IBM (Lenovo) repair • Usually 3 - 5 days. • You will be given “loaner” with your hard drive swapped into it.

  9. Preserving Battery Life • Options when not using: • Sleep – still on, turns off display, reduces battery consumption • Hibernate – shuts off power, remembering what it was doing • Shut Down – closes all programs including windows • Power Saving Schemes • Turn off Wireless when not needed

  10. 8 letter code • Both you and your computer are on the network as your 8 letter code: • “14” – year of graduation. • First 3 letter of last name. • First 3 letter of first name. • Thus Mary Smith is 14SmiMar

  11. The IHA network • Within IHA there are several servers on the network. • You may store schoolwork on //Server1/Public/14/SmiMar • Teachers may place work on //Server1/Teachfolder/Hotz

  12. Connecting to the Internet • IHA uses a proxy servers (192.168.100.3 .4 .5 or .7) to route all Internet traffic. • In your browser, under tools, you’ll need to make sure that the proxy server box is • Checked at school. • Unchecked at home.

  13. Wireless at Home • Your laptop should find and connect to any unencrypted wireless network. • If your home network is encrypted, you need to know the encryption key. • There is a home network help page at http://www.immaculateheartacademy.org/laptophelp/

  14. Any Questions?

  15. Pick up AccessoriesAs your table is called • - Collect • Sticker with your name • Stick it on Power Adapter • Power Adapter • Power Cord • Case • Throw out plastic & cardboard • Set aside Velcro strips • Affix shoulder strap into 2 D-rings.

  16. Pick up LaptopAs your table is called • DO NOT OPEN ! • DO NOT TURN ON !

  17. Setting up Case • Remove battery • Slide latch to the side • Slide battery up and out • Reinstall battery • Stick and rub Velcro strips onto laptop as per following picture: • Do not place Velcro on battery, screws , labels or cracks.

  18. Velcro Locations

  19. Inserting Case • Open Case • Place Laptop centered on base. • Push onto Velcro. • Open laptop fully (180 degrees). • Slide display into clear plastic “ears”. • Close Case

  20. Power Adapter • Place Name label on Adapter • Connect 2 parts of adapter. • Place adapter in a pouch • Do not leave grey plug attached to the machine as you transport it. It will break.

  21. Setting up Laptop • Mr. Hotz will lead you through the configuration. • DO NOT PRESS ANYTHING UNTIL TOLD. • Mr. Prior and peer ministers will assist with any problems.

  22. Configuring the Laptop • Turn the laptop ON • Whenever you reimage your laptop, you will be doing the next 2 steps. • Just Watch. Do not Touch. • If it does not start like everyone else’s, contact Mr. Prior

  23. Change the laptop’s name • Right-click My Computer • Click Properties • Click Computer Name Tab • Type your name in computer description • Click Change • Computer Name is your 8 letter code: i.e. 14SmiMar • OK - Do NOT restart.

  24. Change the Account Name • Start – Control Panel • User Accounts • Click Change your Account Name • Account Name is 14SmiMar • Restart

  25. Connect to the Internet • Visit a few sites • REMEMBER – • Proxy server checked at school • Proxy server unchecked at home

  26. To connect at home • Click the “green bars” • This opens Access Connections • Click “FIND” • The laptop should find your router • Highlight and click connect • You will need a password if your home wireless is encrypted

  27. Laptop Problems at home ? • Bring the laptop to 121 on Tuesday – before school or whenever. • Mr. Hotz will be away til Tuesday. • Visit “Laptop Help” on the website for suggestions

  28. Open Microsoft Word • Click File • Click Options • Personalize with your full name and initials

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