User Guide
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Hardware installation:
Ez backit pro will install as a “plug-and-play” removable hard drive in Windows
98SE/ME, Windows 2000 and Windows XP. These operating systems already
contain “built-in” device drivers that will work with Ez backit pro. No additional
driver les are required. Depending on your system and OS, you may have to
install the hardware device drivers using the “Add New Hardware” option inside the
Windows Control Panel:
Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows ME:
During the “Add New Hardware” installation process, the Wizard
should detect the Ez backit pro as a new ATA device. Windows will
install a “Standard IDE/ESDI Hard Disk Controller” as the device
driver.
When installed correctly, you should see this new driver listed under
“Hard Disk Controllers” in the Windows “Device Manager” screen.
Windows 2000:
During the “Add New Hardware” installation process, the Wizard
should detect the Ez backit pro as an ATA device. Windows will install
a “PCMCIA IDE/ATAPI Controller” as the device driver.
When installed correctly, you should see this new driver listed under
“IDE/ATAPI Controllers” in the Windows 2000 “Device Manger”
screen.
Once the device drivers are installed, the EZ-Backit Hard Drive will appear as an
additional hard drive in Windows “My Computer” (If you have already used the EZ-
GIG Drive-Copy, you should see that the Ez backit pro already contains the same
les as your internal drive). Under Windows 98SE/ME, 2000, and XP, the Ez backit
pro is a “hot-swappable” device. You can insert the Ez backit pro connector while
the laptop is powered on, and Windows will automatically detect the new drive.
Remember: use the Windows “PCMCIA Card Services” (98SE/ME) or the “Unplug
and Eject Hardware” (Win2000 and XP) to stop access to the card before physically
removing it!