|
| You are here: Categories » Computers and technology » Windows
|
The Mobile PC Control Panel offers links to a fairly broad range of notebook features. A more targeted approach is found in the new Vista Windows Mobility Center, which you start by clicking the Mobility Center link in the Mobile PC Control Panel. (Note that you see the full Mobility Center only in the Business, Enterprise, and Ultimate editions of Vista.)
The Mobility Center offers information on eight key notebook areas, as well as controls to adjust these features:
- Brightness The current brightness setting of your notebook screen (if your machine supports this features). Use the slider to adjust the brightness.
- Volume The current notebook speaker volume. Use the slider to adjust the volume, or click Mute to toggle sound off and on.
- Battery Status The current charge level of the notebook battery. Use the drop-down list to select one of three power plans: Balanced, Power Saver, or High Performance
- Wireless Network The wireless connection status (Connected or Disconnected), and the signal strength, if connected.
- Screen Orientation The current orientation of the Tablet PC screen. Click Rotate Screen to rotate the screen by 90° counterclockwise.
- External Display The current status of the external monitor connected to your notebook or docking station.
- Sync Center The current synchronization status of your offline files. Click the Sync button to synchronization your notebook's offline files. Presentation Settings The current status of your presentation settings. Click Turn On to activate you presentation settings.
Note, too, that Microsoft is giving PC manufacturers access to the Mobility Center, so we'll likely see the Mobility Center window customized with features that are specific to particular notebooks. |
|
Leave a comment or ask a question
|
|
Total comments: 0
Disclaimer
- The e-articles directory is not responsible for any and all copyright infringements by writers and authors. If you suspect the information contained by this page for any copyright infringements, please contact us to investigate the issue
|
|
|
Reduce Windows 7 Boot Time - Does your computer boot slowly? If you shut your computer down regularly, this can be a real pain. Anything more than about 45 seconds tests my patience and I've used computers tha (more...)
Windows 7 Change Account Picture - Your account picture is used for the login screen, your start menu, windows meeting space, and more. When you first set up your account, you can choose one of the default images. In this tutorial, (more...)
Windows7 Device Stage - Device Stage is a new technology in Windows 7 that helps you interact with any compatible device connected to your computer. Device Stage lets you see device status and run common tasks. This a cur (more...)
Windows7 Action Center - Windows Action Center is an improved version of Vista's Security Center. The action center alerts you to problems with your PC and lets you know how you can resolve them. Notifications are delivere (more...)
Enhance SATA Disk Performance in Windows7 - You can improve the performance of your SATA hard drive by enhancing write caching.
If you are not sure whether or not you have an SATA drive in your computer, please check with your manufa (more...)
Speed up Your External Hard Drives in Windows7 - The default setting in Windows 7 disables write caching for external drives. This is done so that you can remove an external drive at any time without data loss. If you are willing to eject your dr (more...)
Use Windows7 ReadyBoost to Speed up Programs - Using Windows ReadyBoost is a great way to improve the performance of your computer when doing your day-to-day tasks.
What is ReadyBoost?
ReadyBoost uses a USB thu (more...)
Make Windows7 Shut Down Faster - As you install programs on your computer, it slows down-we all know that. However, what you may not know is that the programs install services. Windows is "kind" enough to patiently wait for these (more...)
Activate Hidden Regional Themes in Windows7 - Windows 7 is a worldwide operating system and Microsoft made a really good move by adding regional wallpapers into the operating system. When you choose your region settings, the appropriate theme (more...)
Windows7 :: Save Your Settings as a Theme - When you are satisfied with the appearance of your windows desktop, you can save the settings as a theme. A theme incorporates the following settings:
• Color and appea (more...)
|
|
|