What to do if I forget my Kingston Technology storage password and need to reset the device?
If you forget your password, you can reset the device by clicking the ‘Reset Device’ button and following the prompts to create a new password. Be aware that this will format the VP50 and erase all of your data.
What to do if my Kingston Technology storage device lockout after 10 failed login attempts?
If you have 10 failed login attempts, the device will either lock down, requiring you to login with an alternate method, or a Device Reset will be initiated. Note that a Device Reset will format the data and all data on the drive will be lost forever.
Details on the default FAT32 file system and other formatting options for the drive.
Best practices for safe data handling and optimal device operation.
Guides users on where to find software updates and additional support resources.
Explains the Admin, User, and One-Time Recovery password options for data access and recovery.
Details the 'Complex' and 'Passphrase' modes for creating secure and memorable passwords.
Guides on accessing the drive on Windows/macOS and initiating the setup process.
Details on creating passwords, selecting modes, and configuring Admin/User accounts.
Explains virtual keyboard and password visibility toggle for enhanced setup security.
Covers logging in with Admin/User enabled and User-Only modes.
Explains how to unlock the drive in read-only state for data protection.
Details the drive's behavior and lockout mechanisms after failed login attempts.
Describes how files are encrypted/decrypted and accessed on the drive.
Explains how to access device options via taskbar icons on Windows and macOS.
Details on VP50 settings, browsing files, formatting, support, and shutting down.
Configuration options available to the Admin, including password, contact info, and language.
Settings accessible to a User when the Admin Role is enabled.
Settings accessible to a User in a Single Password, Single User setup.
Process for modifying and saving changes to VP50 settings, requiring password confirmation.
Methods for manually resetting the User password via Admin Options.
Steps to enable and use a single-use password for user password recovery.
How to enable and enforce read-only access for user data.
Explains the lockout counter and conditions for device lockout.
Steps to reset the device, which includes formatting and re-initialization.
Addresses potential drive letter conflicts in Windows and how to resolve them.
Explains common error messages related to read-only mode.
General| Capacity | 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, 128GB |
|---|---|
| Interface | USB 3.2 Gen 1 |
| Encryption | AES 256-bit hardware encryption |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows, macOS, Linux |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 60°C |
| Warranty | 5 years |
| Security Features | Password Protection |
| Certifications | FIPS |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 85°C |
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