Core Innovations CLT2156 User manual

CORE
INNOVATIONSTM
15.6” Laptop with Windows™ 11
CLT2156
User Manual

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Table of Contents
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Read Before Use
Device Overview
Getting Started
Charging and Power Management
Connecting to a Wi-Fi®Network
Connecting to a Bluetooth®Device
Touchpad Gestures
User Accounts
Sleep, Shut Down, and Restarting Your Device
Search
Task View
Multiple Desktops
Snap Windows
Action Center
Notications
The New Microsoft Edge™ Browser
Downloading Applications
Settings
Factory Reset
Specications
Need Help?
Warranty Information

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1. This laptop works best in non-tropical areas below 6560 feet (2000
meters).
2. Protect your device from impact from bumps and falls.
3. Do not use this device for extended periods of time in environments that
are either too cold, too hot, too humid or too dusty. Do not expose the
device to direct sunlight.
4. Avoid using this device in strong magnetic and static environments as
much as possible.
5. If the device comes into contact with water or any other liquid, power
it o immediately and wait for it to dry completely before turning it on
again.
6. Do not clean the device with any cleaning products containing
chemicals, to avoid damage caused by corrosion and dampness. When
cleaning is necessary, use a dry, soft cloth.
7. The company shall not be held responsible for the loss or deletion of
material inside the device caused by abnormal software and hardware
operation, maintenance or any other accidents.
8. Please regularly back up important data and les to avoid loss.
9. Please do not disassemble the device by yourself; doing so will void the
warranty.
Read Before Use

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Device Overview
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Device Overview
1. Camera: Take photos and videos.
2. Power Button: Turn your device on or o. Use to set your device to
Sleep or to wake it from Sleep.
3. Touchpad: Use the touchpad to move your cursor.
4. Speakers (under laptop): Built-in speakers allow you to playback sound
without connecting external devices.
5. USB Input: Connect external USB devices.
6. Charging Port
7. Mini-HDMI®Output: Connect your laptop to a monitor, TV or
other HDMI®-enabled device via an HDMI®cable (sold separately).
8. Headphone Jack: Transmit audio signals to speakers or headphones.
9. Micro SD Card Slot: Built-in memory card reader slot that supports
Micro SD format up to 128 GB.
10. USB Input: Connect external USB devices.

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1. Fully charge your laptop for at least six hours before initial use. Use the
included wall charger. The battery indicator will conrm that your device
is charging.
2. Turn your laptop on by pressing and holding the power key for two
seconds.
3. When booting up for the rst time, you will be asked to congure your
new laptop. Complete the steps on screen to get started.
4. When the above settings are completed, the system will continue to
complete the nal steps of initialization. During this period, please
ensure sucient power and do not shut down the computer (connecting
to a power supply is recommended). The following interface appears,
indicating the completion of initialization.
Getting Started

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5. When using Windows™ 11 for the rst time, please read the [Get
Started] guide in the Start menu. It can help you master various features
of Windows™ 11 quickly.
When your device is running low
on power, a low battery warning
will pop up. Please charge the
computer in time, otherwise, it will
automatically go to sleep. Connect
to the power adapter, and the
charging indicator light will glow,
indicating the device is charging.
If the light is o, the laptop is not
charging or fully charged. The
battery charges faster when the
computer is shut down or goes to
sleep.
Click the battery icon in the taskbar
in the bottom right of the desktop to
check the battery level.
Getting Started
Charging and Power Management

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2. Scroll to nd your Wi-Fi® network from the list, and click [Connect].
3. Enter the network security password if required, and click [Next].
4. Once the password is veried, the network will display as "Connected".
1. Click the [Network] button in the taskbar in the bottom right of the
desktop, and click the right arrow in the pop-up menu.
Connecting to a Wi-Fi®Network

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2. Right-click the Bluetooth® icon to open the below menu, and click [Add a
Bluetooth®Device].
1. At the bottom right of the desktop, click the arrow icon , and then the
Bluetooth®icon will pop up.
Connecting to a Bluetooth®Device

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4. In the new pop-up window, select [Bluetooth®].
Connecting to a Bluetooth®Device
3. In the pop-up settings page, click [Add device] on the right.

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Connecting to a Bluetooth®Device
The system will then search for nearby Bluetooth®devices. Select the
Bluetooth®device you wish to connect to when it appears on the list. If
a pairing code is needed, enter it based on the onscreen prompts. When
connected, click [Done] to nish.

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Swipe with one nger: move the cursor on the desktop
Left-click: equivalent to clicking the left mouse button
Right-click: equivalent to clicking the right mouse button
Tap with two ngers:
equivalent to clicking the right mouse button
Swipe vertically with two ngers:
scroll the screen or document
Pinch open or stretch out with two ngers:
to zoom into/out of pictures, web pages, etc. when browsing.
Tap with three ngers: open Search
Swipe up with three ngers: display all open windows
Swipe down with three ngers: show the desktop
Swipe left or right with three ngers:
switch between open apps
Tap with four ngers: quickly open the Action Center
Touchpad Gestures
Tap with one nger: equivalent to the left mouse button
Double-tap with one nger:
equivalent to double-clicking the left mouse button

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Enter the [Start] menu from your desktop. On the bottom right side of the
window, you will nd the [Power] button.
Sleep: Set your device to idle.
Shut Down: Turn o your device.
Restart: Your device will turn o, then
automatically turn back on.
To add or modify accounts on your device,
click on the [Start] icon, then click on the
account icon found at the bottom left side of
the window.
Sleep, Shut Down, and Restarting Your Device
Use your information to create a user account. You can use this account to
create, modify or remove other accounts on this device.
Choose whether you want to use a Microsoft™ account or a local account.
Microsoft™ Account
Use this account to sign into Windows™ and shop for apps in the
Windows™ Store. All your les are also saved to OneDrive™ by default,
allowing you to access them from any device.
Local Account
You can only use a local account on your laptop and cannot connect to the
cloud.
User Accounts

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If you have a lot of apps and programs open, there is a new Task View
button so you can quickly switch between them. Click [Task View] to see all
of your running apps and programs; select any item to open it.
Task View
Search
Search across your device, your cloud
storage on OneDrive, and across the
Web at the same time. Simply open the
Start menu and type in the search box -
Windows™ search will do the rest. You
can also open search directly from the
taskbar; click [Search] and start typing.

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If you're working on a lot of dierent projects or using dierent apps and
programs, try adding a desktop. It’ll keep things neatly organized for you. Or,
create a desktop for the things you do at work and one for the things you do
at home.
Select [Task View] from the taskbar, and then click [Add a desktop]. A
thumbnail will show up at the bottom of the Task View page. Click the blank
thumbnail to open up a clean desktop.
To switch between desktops, click [Task View] and then choose a desktop
from the bottom of the page.
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Because all your apps and programs run in windows on the desktop, instead
of modern apps from the Store being in their own space, you can no longer
drag across the left edge of the screen to bring another app on screen and
get a split view. Instead, you drag windows into the corners of the screen to
get the familiar Snap view.
To snap, click and hold the top of the window and drag it to either the side
or corner of the screen. You’ll see a shadow of where the window will snap;
release the window to snap it into place.
Snap Windows

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Click the time and notication bar in the lower right corner of the screen to
display the current notication information and date/time.
Notications
Click the [Status Bar] in the lower right
corner of the screen to display and set
the current brightness, volume, Wi-
Fi®, Bluetooth®, Battery, Cast and other
functions.
Action Center

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Enjoy the latest way of surng the internet with the new
Microsoft™ Edge browser. Stay put and save time by typing your
search in the address bar. You’ll get search suggestions, instant
results from the web, and your browsing history, right away.
You can download more apps from the Microsoft™ Store found
on the Desktop taskbar.
Note: You need a Microsoft™ account to be able to download apps. You can
create an account by logging on to https://account.microsoft.com/account
The New Microsoft™ Edge Browser
Downloading Applications

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Windows™ 11 overhauled the Settings app, introducing a new sidebar
interface, more colorful icons, better navigation, Bing integration for more
accurate search results, and a modest optimization for darker modes.
Settings

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2. Select [System], and click [Recovery] on the right;
3. Select [Reset PC], then follow the onscreen prompts.
For system recovery (factory reset), please follow the steps below.
Note: A factory reset will revert your laptop to its original state.
1. Enter the [Start] menu and click [Settings].
Factory Reset