Dell C__Dock II Expansion Station: Installing a Media Device for Windows NT 4.0 With Softex Docking Services Securing the C/Dock Expansion Station Security Features
Installing a Media Device for Windows NT 4.0 With Softex Docking Services Securing the C/Dock Expansion Station Security Features: Dell C__Dock II Expansion Station
Table of contents
- System Information Guide
- Notes, Notices, and Cautions
- System Information Guide Other Documents Available Getting Help Docking Device Overview
- I/O Panel of the Docking Device
- External I/O Connectors Audio Connectors and Infrared Sensor
- Docking Control Base Controls and Indicators
- Docking Device With the Monitor Stand Before Docking the Computer
- Check Your Computer for Existing Docking Drivers Installing the Docking Drivers Installing the Docking Drivers From the ResourceCD or Drivers and Utilities CD
- Installing the Docking Drivers From the Dell Support Website
- Docking Your Computer
- Docking Panel Door on the Computer
- Docking the Computer
- Docking for the First Time With Windows XP and Windows 2000 Docking for the First Time With Windows Me
- Docking for the First Time With Windows NT 4.0
- Docking for the First Time With Windows 98
- Docking for the First Time With Windows 95
- Updating Drivers in Windows XP and Windows 2000 Updating Drivers in Windows Me
- Undocking the Computer
- Replacing the Battery
- Removing the Top Cover
- Replacing the Battery Removing and Installing a PCI Expansion Card
- PCI Expansion-Slot Door and Expansion-Card Connector
- If you are using a PCI card that was not purchased from Dell, use the drivers and instructions provided by the manufacturer of the card.
- Using the C/Dock II Media Bay
- Installing a Media Device for Windows NT 4.0 With Softex Docking Services Securing the C/Dock Expansion Station Security Features
- Securing the C/Dock II Expansion Station Dell Diagnostics
- Technical Specifications
- Technical Specifications
- Safety and EMC Instructions: Portable Computers
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4 Insert the desired media device into the docking device media bay (see
the figure “Installing a Media Device in the Media Bay”).
5 Press the device in firmly.
If you properly seat the device, you should hear a click.
If you do not properly seat the device, it will be loose within the media
bay. Reseat the device.
6 Turn on the computer.
Installing a Media Device for Windows NT 4.0 With Softex
Docking Services
Windows NT with Softex Docking services allows hot-swapping of devices
from the media bay. For more information, see "Docking With Windows
NT and Softex Docking Services" and the Softex Docking Services User's
Guide at http://support.dell.com.
Securing the C/Dock Expansion Station
Security Features
The docking device has the following security features:
• An eject/locking lever that allows you to secure and eject your
computer. The back position secures the computer to the C/Dock II
Expansion Station. The middle position allows you to use the docking
device without securing it. The front position ejects the computer
from the docking device. Push the eject/locking lever to the back
position to use the padlock security lock and the security lock slot.
• A spring-loaded latch on the front of the base that fits into a security
slot on the bottom of the computer secures the computer to the
docking control base. Not all Dell portable computers have the
security slot.
• A secured top cover that blocks access to Peripheral Card Interconnect
(PCI) Card removal.
• A secured media-bay eject button that blocks removal of media bay
devices.
• An immobilized catch latch to deter unauthorized computer removal.
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