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Notes:
1) In order to reach USB 2.0 speed, you must have a
computer or host adapter card that has USB 2.0
support. This device will auto sense the speed of
your USB port and adjust between USB 1.0 and USB
2.0 speed.
2) For some notebooks, the power supplied through
the USB port is not enough to power the USB2.0 hard
drive. If you experience this problem, you need to use
an external power source.
4. Driver installation
4.1 WINDOWS 98SE
1. Boot-up your computer to Windows 98SE and
make sure the USB port device driver has
been installed properly in Windows 98SE.
2. Plug the port connector of the USB cable of
USB2.0 device into the USB port of computer.
3. If this is the first time you plug the USB2.0
Storage device into the USB port of the
computer, the [Add New Hardware Wizard]
dialog box appears.
4. Click on [Next], check [Search for the best
driver for your device] and click [Next].
5. Check the [CD-ROM drive] and insert the
device driver CD into your CD-ROM drive.
Click on [Next].A screen should appear to
show which Storage Devices you can install.
Click on [Next].
6. After the necessary files are copied o your
system, click on [Finish].
