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- Advanced User Options for Windows 7
Windows 7’s “GodMode” was discovered by bloggers and confirmed by Microsoft as a group of developer “shortcuts” built into Windows 7 that enable easy access to certain settings and information about the operating system. ...
- At What Voltage Would the CMOS Battery Lose System Settings?
Cause - Possible power outage or just usage over time.
The CMOS battery will still perform its function successfully down to 2.6V. The cut-off electrical signal level for TTL/CMOS logic is 2.6V, defining the state as a 1 or HIGH. Anything below ...
- Classic Start Menu on Windows 7
Windows 7 does not offer an option for a classic start menu; this is the first version of Windows since Windows 95 that has not had this Start Menu, so it may be missed. However, a reasonable facsimile of the classic Start Menu can be created by fol ...
- Detailed i-One Information
Information available for each model of the i-One is provided in the table below. Further details can be found in each respective spec sheet (attached below).
i-One Model
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- Do Cybernet PCs Support Firewire?
Firewire is not available on Cybernet PCs; each unit has atleast 4 USB 2.0 ports. If Firewire is a requirement, we recommend locating a USB to Firewire adapter via a web search. Two legacy Cybernet models, the Elite 4 Zero-Footprint-PC and some revi ...
- Do Cybernet PCs Support Linux?
With the exception of the iOne-GX31, Cybernet does not offer a LINUX driver set for its products as all testing and development is done for the Windows family of Operating Systems. However, since each product does use industry standard Intel chipset ...
- Does the i-One have an on-screen keyboard?
Cause - Touch Screen typing.
The i-One itself does not come with an on-screen keyboard; one must purchase and/or download a software program for this functionality. If you order Windows from Cybernet pre-installed, you may use the On-Screen keyboard ...
- How can I change settings for the i-One webcam?
Our webcam is a generic USB camera that comes with software on the driver CD. However, any USB camera software should be able to control the webcam and adjust its settings.
- How can I fix a scratched LCD?
The following information is recommended for advanced users only. It is provided as a courtesy, and no warranty for any of the below methods is expressed or implied. Trying anything suggested here or anywhere on the web is always at your own risk. ...
- How come I have less RAM than what I ordered?
Cause - Video Memory is derived from the system memory (RAM) and/or Windows XP is installed (GX31 Family)
The design of our Space-Saving PCs requires the video card to be a part of the motherboard, rather than a separate card with it's own video mem ...
- How Do I Back Up My Data (Files, Pictures, etc)?
Backing up a computer's data is a fairly simple, straightforward process. For a small amount of files (documents, images, etc), an external storage method such as a USB Thumb Drive or one of the various types of Memory Cards available on the market ...
- How do I Change Sounds in Windows?
If you don't like the default sounds that Windows makes, you can change or silence them. Click your Start button, then navigate to Control panel. You should see an icon for Sounds & Audio Devices. Double-click it, then navigate to the Sounds ta ...
- How do I clean the LCD screen?
Over time, dirt, smudges, dust, and more can reduce the viewability of an LCD, much like looking through a dirty pair of glasses. It is actually quite easy to clean the screen, so have no fear. First take a clean, lint-free cotton cloth (an old T-s ...
- How do I Create a Bootable USB Flash Drive?
To create a bootable USB memory stick, download the files attached to this article (hpusbfw.zip and dos.zip) Unzip these files and remember where each is located. Execute HPUSBFW.EXE and click on ”create a DOS startup disk,” then choose ...
- How do I enter the CMOS/BIOS Setup Utility?
To enter the CMOS/BIOS setup utility, power on the unit and begin to repeatedly press the delete key until the CMOS Setup Utility is on the screen.
- How do I install a driver?
Installation of any driver is a relatively simple process. First make sure any previous versions of the driver have been uninstalled. In Windows XP this can be done by right clicking My Computer, choosing properties, navigating to the tab labeled H ...
- How Do I Install Windows 7?
This article will walk you through a fresh Windows 7 installation. If you are unsure if your model will support Windows 7, please run the attached Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor. Before you begin, be sure you have already completed the following tasks -
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- How do I install Windows XP?
This article will walk you through a fresh Windows XP installation. Before you begin, be sure you have already completed the following tasks -
Back up your data; the most common forms of crucial data include e-mail messages, address books, the ...
- How do I know the difference between Intel's processors?
To learn more about Intel's family of processors that relate to Cybernet's technology, please follow the links below. For further questions, please browse the wealth of information available through Intel's website.
Pentium 4 HT
Pentium D
Core 2 ...
- How do I Limit and/or Disable CD/DVD Writing Capability?
To disable CD burning in Windows XP, open My Computer and right click the Optical Drive. Highlight and choose 'Properties' from the drop-down menu, then navigate to the 'Recording' tab. Uncheck "Enable CD recording on this drive." You ma ...
- How do I set up my TV Tuner Cables?
This article provides directions for setting up the TV tuner Cables on both the MiniPCI and MiniPCIe TV tuner cards provided by Cybernet. The image tuner.jpg is of the MiniPCI TV Tuner (PV-970), and the image TV-Tuner PCIe card 001.jpg is the MiniPC ...
- How do I turn off the beep on my touch screen i-One?
Cause - Default setting of touch screen is to beep when touched
To disable the 'Beep on Touch' function of the touch screen, double click the Touchkit icon on the desktop or select it from your Start Menu. Navigate to the settings tab, then unch ...
- How to Migrate from Outlook Express to Windows Live Mail
Windows Live Mail is the successor to Microsoft's Outlook Express mail client. With Windows Live Mail you can have access to Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo! and any other email account that could be used in Outlook Express. Users of Windows XP can upgrade t ...
- How to Recover a Windows 7 System Using a Windows 7 Repair/Recovery Disc and Factory System Image DVD
WARNING - The following steps, once completed, will return your Cybernet system to its factory fresh state. As such, any applications, data, etc. that has been added to the machine since its purchase will be LOST. Please be sure to make a proper ba ...
- How to Recover a Windows XP System Using a Ghost WinPE Boot CD and Factory System Image DVD
WARNING - The following steps, once completed, will return your Cybernet system to its factory fresh state. As such, any applications, data, etc. that has been added to the machine since its purchase will be LOST. Please be sure to make a proper ba ...
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There are many reasons why a mini PC may require troubleshooting. If upgrades are to be completed to the mini PC, the end user may wish to contact Technical Support for assistance. If a user is trying to upgrade the memory installed in their all-in-one PC, for example, it would be wise to ensure the correct memory is used to avoid conflicts or other issues arising.
The medical grade all-in-one computer is built to keep liquids and other healthcare related mess out of the small PC. The design may imply to some that it is a difficult matter to reach the inside of the mini PC, and a call to Cybernet Support Representatives will alleviate this concern.
If an iOne-GX31 has been plugged in incorrectly, the mini PC could fail to start. A power safety feature is built into the iOne-GX31 to keep the small PC from being damaged to electrical shock. Though mentioned in the manual and a label on the mini PC external power supply, this fact can sometimes be overlooked. Therefore a contact to Cybernet’s support department is required to clarify this issue for the client. The goal of our Support Team is to troubleshoot any mini PC issue until all options are exhausted. At that time the small PC would then be authorized for repair.
Because Cybernet utilizes the latest advances in small PC technology, we take pride in the reliable technical support offered. Our knowledge base is available to assist with issues pertaining to our All-in-One PC family. For any questions or concerns about our mini PC products, Technical Support Representatives may be reached via telephone, online chat or email.
Should your mini PC need to be sent in for repair, we guarantee fast turn-around times to minimize delays to your operation. When a small PC is returned to Cybernet, it is serviced and subjected to the same thorough testing as a new All-in-One PC would be.
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