Samsung Galaxy Book3 User manual

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User Manual

2
Getting started
4 Device layout and functions
10 Turning the computer on and off
12 Unlocking the screen
12 Windows
Basics
13 Keyboard
15 Touchpad
18 Wireless LAN
20 Bluetooth
22 Fingerprint recognition
25 Memory card slot
27 External display
29 Security slot
Apps and features
30 Using apps
31 Samsung Account
32 Samsung Settings
33 Samsung Notes
34 Samsung Update
35 Samsung Flow
35 Samsung Studio Plus
36 Samsung Gallery
37 Samsung Care+
38 Samsung Device Care
39 Bixby
40 Galaxy Book Smart Switch
41 Galaxy Book Experience
42 Online Support(S Service)
43 Studio mode
44 Screen Recorder
45 Quick Search
46 SmartThings
47 Quick Share
47 Second Screen
48 Private Share
Settings & Upgrade
49 Display brightness
51 Volume
52 BIOS (Setup utility)
59 Battery
Table of contents

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Table of contents
Troubleshooting
63 Samsung Recovery
68 Windows recovery function
68 Q&A
Usage notices
71 Precautions for using the device
75 Ergonomic tips
79 Safety precautions
Appendix
89 Product specifications
90 Important safety information
93 Replacement parts and accessories
96 Regulatory compliance statements
104 WEEE symbol information
106 Samsung package Take-Back
program (USA only)

4
Getting started
Device layout and functions
Leaving the screen idle for extended periods may result
in afterimages (screen burn-in) or ghosting. Turn off
the screen, or turn on the screen saver or power saving
mode when you are not using the computer.
•
Features or options may differ depending on the
model.
•
The items marked as optional may not be provided
or may be provided in different locations.
•
Since some space on the storage device is reserved
for system recovery and operations, the available
space on the storage device may be less than the
actual capacity.

Getting started
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Number/Name Description
1
Microphone
•
You can use the built-in
microphone.
2
Camera indicator
light
•
This indicates the camera
operating status.
3
Camera
•
Using this camera, you can take
still pictures and record video.
4
Display
•
The screen’s images are
displayed here.
5
Power button/
Fingerprint
recognition
sensor
•
Turns the computer on and off.
•
The fingerprint recognition
sensor recognizes fingerprints.
Scans a fingerprint to sign in to
Windows, apps, and services.
6
Numeric keypad
•
Enter numbers.
7
Keyboard
•
Enter text or control computer
functions.
8
Touchpad
•
Moves the cursor and selects
options.
•
Functions as a mouse.
Front view
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2
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Getting started
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Number/Name Description
1
Memory card slot
•
Insert a memory card into the
slot.
2
Earpiece/
Headset jack
•
Connect an earpiece or a
headset to the computer to
listen to audio.
3
USB 3.2 port
•
Connect various accessories,
such as a mouse, camera, or
keyboard.
4
Security slot
•
Secure the computer by
connecting an optional lock and
cable to it.
Right view
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Getting started
7
Number/Name Description
1
Operating
status LED
•
Shows the operating status of the
computer.
‒
Red: Charging
‒
Green: Fully charged
‒
Blue: Turned on
2
USB Type-C
port
•
Connect the adapter to charge
the computer. You can also use or
charge USB Type-C devices. Also,
you can connect external display
devices.
3
HDMI port
•
Used to connect an HDMI cable to
an external device.
4
USB 3.2 port
•
Connect various peripheral
devices, such as a mouse, camera,
or keyboard.
Left view
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Getting started
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•
It may take longer to charge the battery when
charging a connected device.
•
The battery power level may be reduced when
charging a connected device while the computer is
powered by the battery.
•
The charging status of the connected device is not
displayed on the computer.
•
This charging feature may not be available on some
devices.
The charging feature of the USB Type-C port
Charging the computer
Connect an external power supply (sold separately) to the
USB Type-C port to use it as the auxiliary power or charge the
computer.
Use an external power supply (sold separately) with a rating
level higher than 10 W (5 V, 2 A) that supports USB Type-C or
USB BC 1.2.
Charging a USB Type-C device
Connect and charge your USB Type-C device by connecting it to
the computer.

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Bottom view
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1
Number/Name Description
1
Fan vents
•
Sucks in outside air and discharges
heat generated inside the computer
through these holes.
•
If the vents are blocked the computer
may overheat. Avoid blocking the
vents as this may be dangerous.
2
Internal
battery
•
Provides power to the computer
when not connected to an adapter.
•
To remove or replace the internal
battery, take it to a Samsung Service
Center. You will be charged for this
service.
3
Speaker
•
Sound is emitted from the speakers.
If the case at the bottom of the device is replaced, the
laser-carved model name, serial number, and various
logos will not be displayed anymore.
For more information, contact a Samsung Service
Center.

Getting started
10
Turning the computer on and off
Fully charge the battery using the supplied adapter
before using the computer
for the first time .
Turning the computer on
1 Before turning on the computer, check that the battery is
charged and charge it if necessary.
2 Open the display panel.
3 The computer turns on automatically when the display
panel is opened.
If the computer does not turn on automatically, press the
Power button.
Set the device to not turn on the computer
automatically when the display panel is opened.
1. SelecttheStartbutton( )
→
All apps
→
Samsung
Settings
.
2. Select
Advanced features
→
Auto booting , and then
select the switch to deactivate it.