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Before installing the applications: . Install and connect a hardware device, if necessary (see the Managing Drivers (page 111) section); . Close all open applications. To install an application 1 Click Start and then Control Panel. 2 Click Add or Remove Programs. 3 Click Add New Programs, and then click CD or Floppy. The Install Program From Floppy Disk or CD-ROM window appears. 4 Insert the first installation floppy disk or CD-ROM and click Next. The Run Installation Program appears. 5 For the rest of the procedure, follow the on-screen instructions. . When using Add or Remove Programs, you can only install programs that were written for Windows operating systems. 108 108 nN Customizing Your VAIO Computer Changing or Removing Software You can remove or change a software application any time you like. Before proceeding, close the application you want to change/ remove. To change or remove software 1 Click Start and then Control Panel. 2 Click Add or Remove Programs. 3 Select the software you want to change or remove. . To change a program, click Change/Remove or Change and follow the on-screen instructions. . To uninstall a program, click Change/Remove or Remove, then click Next followed by OK. If the Locked file detected window appears, click Reboot. The computer restarts once uninstallation is completed and all previously used files are deleted. If the Shared file detected window appears, it is recommended that you click No to keep shared files. Click Close. The software is uninstalled. ! When you click Change or Remove, some programs may be removed without any further warning. Make sure you are certain you want to remove it beforehand. . You can sort programs by selecting different options in Sort by. Add or Remove Programs will only remove programs that were written for Windows operating systems. For other programs, check the documentation to see if other files (such as .ini files) should be removed. 109 109 nN Customizing Your VAIO Computer Caution Windows File Protection Installing a program might overwrite shared system files such as dynamic-link libraries (DLL files)* and executable files (EXE files). When system files are overwritten, system performance becomes unpredictable, programs behave erratically, and the operating system can fail. Never delete files with the following extensions: SYS, DLL, OCX, TTF, or FON. In Windows XP, Windows File Protection prevents the replacement of protected system files such as SYS, DLL, OCX, TTF, FON, and EXE files. Windows File Protection runs in the background and protects all files installed by the Windows Setup program. Windows File Protection detects attempts by other programs to replace or move a protected system file. It also checks the file's digital signature. * This is an operating system feature that allows executable routines (generally serving a specific function or set of functions) to be stored separately as files with DLL extensions. These routines are loaded only when needed by the program that calls them. File Signature Verification When you install a new application on your computer, you might overwrite system files and device driver files with unsigned or incompatible versions, which provokes system instability. The system files and device driver files provided with Windows XP have a Microsoft digital signature, which indicates that the files are original, unaltered system files or that they have been approved by Microsoft for use with Windows. 110 110 nN Customizing Your VAIO Computer Downloading Software Please note it is possible to download the latest upgrades of software for your computer from our web site. To download the latest upgrades 1 Go to and choose your language. 2 Select Drivers and Updates and follow the procedure. . To install your application, see Installing Software (page 107). 111 111 nN Customizing Your VAIO Computer Managing Drivers A driver is software enabling you to use hardware devices. For example, in order for you to be able to use a printer, you must first install its driver. Many drivers, such as the mouse driver, come with the operating system. This section explains how to install, check, update or uninstall a driver. The Windows XP Rollback feature is also explained. Finally, you will learn how to download the latest drivers from our site. . Installing a Driver (page 112) . Checking the Driver's Installation (page 114) . Updating a Driver (page 116) . Uninstalling a Driver (page 117) . Restoring a Driver (page 119) . Downloading Drivers (page 121) 112 112 nN Customizing Your VAIO Computer Installing a Driver For more information on (re)installing drivers, see the printed Recovery Guide for details. To install a driver that is stored on the C: drive 1 Go to the folder C:\Drivers. 2 Select the correct folder. If you need to update a modem driver, for example, select the Modem folder. 3 If there is an .exe file, double-click the .exe file and follow the online procedure. If there is no .exe file, y...
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