See your Introducing Windows 95 manual for general information about using Windows 95. Also, see the manual for the specific application you’re having trouble with. If the computer seems slow • Check that Cache is enabled (in the System Configuration Utility, open the System menu and check Enable Cache). • You might need to install more RAM. The memory-expansion boards are HP part numbers F1167A (8 MB), F1168A (16 MB), and F1169A (32 MB). If the Status Panel isn’t visible • Press FN+ESC. If the FN application keys don’t work • Make sure you hold FN while you press the function key (F1-F12). Display Problems • Try adjusting the display—press the ∧ and ∨ buttons above the keyboard.
Try holding FN and pressing one of the buttons. • If the OmniBook is cold, allow it to warm up. • Set the display resolution to its original setting: 800Ч600 (SVGA) and 256 colors, or set the lowest available setting. In the Control Panel, open Display, Settings tab. • If the external display won't turn on, its driver might be unrecognized by the OmniBook. You can force the computer to send the driver video signals anyway. Open the OmniBook External Devices screen (Start, Settings, Control Panel, then OmniBook External Devices). Check the box that reads Force Video Signal to External Display.
Keyboard Problems • If you are using a docking system with an external keyboard without an FN key, substitute the keystrokes CTRL+ALT for FN. In order to use FN with an OmniBook hot-key sequence (such as FN+UP ARROW and FN+SPACEBAR), the option Enable external FN key must be selected (Start, HP User Tools, Settings, OmniBook External Devices). Power and Startup Problems If you can’t start Windows • In the System Configuration Utility , set Factory Default Settings in the Defaults menu. If the computer seems slow 69