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Initial Setting Selects the drive and device order you wish to use for loading the operating system. You can specify the hard drive as well as other drives inserted into your computer. You can change the volume of the sounds played while the operating system is loading. Power On Password Sets the password to secure your computer. If you use this option, remember the password at all times. If you forget password, you cannot change this setting anymore, and you will not be able to start your computer. Device Disables ports or devices to release resources to the system. To change the port settings, select a port and click Settings. Customising your computer 84 3 Select the tab for the item you want to change. 4 Once finished, click OK. The item has been changed. nN . For more information about each option, click Help on the Sony Notebook Setup screen to display the help file. If you open Sony Notebook Setup as a limited user, then only the About This Computer tab will be visible. Software Guide Software Guide Customising your computer 85 Managing power with PowerPanel The PowerPanel utility controls the power management of your notebook and provides key information nNabout system activity and battery life. The automatic power management selects the most advantageous profiles, or lets you customise the profiles you choose, according to your own needs, with the goal of extended battery life. PowerPanel has the following features: . Automatic Profile Selection (APS) based on the currently active application; . Ability to select specific Power Profiles manually from the menu; . Ability to edit and create new profiles; . Ability to display detailed battery information; . It works in harmony with your Windows ® settings. . ToolTips to signal Power Profile changes; . Ability to select limited Power Profiles directly from the Power Profile page; . Ability to prevent specific users from modifying profiles Customising your computer 86 Activating PowerPanel When you start the computer, the PowerPanel icon appears in the system tray by default. nNTo see the current power profile, simply point to the icon. The current power profile will be displayed in a tooltip. To change profiles, proceed as follows: 1 Right- click the PowerPanel icon in the taskbar and select Profiles. 2 In the Profiles menu, select a profile. The appropriate power settings are activated. . When you use the battery pack as power source, your system selects the Maximum Battery Life power management profile by default. If you select a different power management profile while using battery power, the same profile will automatically be selected the next time you use the battery pack to power your computer. Software Guide Software Guide nN Customising your computer 87 Activating power management profiles PowerPanel provides several predefined power management profiles. Each profile consists of a group of power management settings that are designed to meet specific power management goals, ranging from maximum power management to no power management. Running on AC Icon Description AC Power – The power management state when AC power is in use. PowerPanel automatically loads the AC profile unless you disable this feature. Power Management Off (Plugged in) – Turns off all power management features such as Standby and Hibernate modes. Running on batteries Icon Description Maximum Battery Life – Provides power saving features to give you maximum battery life and good performance. It reduces the brightness of the display and puts the system into Standby mode after a specified time period. Ultimate Battery Life – Extends the Maximum Battery Life. ! When you select this profile, it completely shuts off the power of the optical drive to save extra power for longer battery life. The system can neither read nor write from or to the optical drive, moreover the drive does not start spinning at all. The Memory Stick™ port is shut off also. If you want to use the optical drive or the Memory Stick™ port, return to Maximum Battery Life. Customising your computer 88 nN Icon Description Software Guide Maximum Performance – Provides the best system performance while still conserving power. Word Processing – Optimises power management with longer timeouts on the hard disk and display screen. You can also establish settings for LCD (Video) Standby, Hard Disk Standby, and Standby to optimise power management for your system. Spreadsheet – Reduces the LCD brightness to 'medium', as your software does not require higher performance. Presentation – Keeps the display on at all times while it conserves power. This option is ideal for slideshow presentations. You can establish settings for LCD (Video) Standby, Hard Disk Standby, and Standby to optimise power management for your system. Communications – Extends battery life by initiating a quick display time-out. You can also establish settings for LCD (Video) Standby, Hard Disk Standby, and Standby to optimise power management for your sy...