Saving
Data
on
the
Hard
Disk
Do
not expose
your
computer to shock.
Use care
when
handling your
computer, shock may damage your
hard disk
or make
your software
appli-
cations
and data unusable.
Do not power
ofTyour
computer while software applications
are
running or
hard
disk drive indfcator
(^)
is
on.
Properly shut
Windows* down to avoid problems.
Save
all valuable data to disks.
Backing up
data to disks will limit damage should trouble occur to your computer
or
should
you
inad-
vertently
change or erase data.
Use the
security
function for
all important data.
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"Security
Measures" and
"SD
Memory
Card/MultiMedia
Card")
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This computer uses Microsoft*
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When the Hard
Disk Lock is set to [Enable], it is impossible to read/write data
from/to
the hard disk
when
the
hard disk
is
installed in a different computer, since a
password
is also set for the hard
disk.
When
the
hard
disk
is
retumed to the original computer, you can
read/write data as
before. In this case, however,
make the
settings
in the Setup
Utility exactly the same as they
were
before the hard disk was
removed.
(Note that this
Hard Disk
Lock
does not guarantee the
complete protection of
data.)
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"Security
Measures")
Computer
Viruses
Users are
advised to purchase the latest versions of virus protection
software
and use them
regularly.
We
recommend you run the
software:
•
When booting
your computer.
•
After
receiving data.
We recommend that you
check data
received
on
disks
or
from external
sources, such as data
downloaded
irom the
Internet, e-mail, etc. (For
compressed
files,
uncompress them before
running a check).
When
Using
Perlplieral Devices
Pay
strict attention
to the
following
points to
avoid
damage to the
computer,
peripheral devices,
cables,
etc.
Also,
in addition
to following this manual, carefully read the instruction
manuals for the peripheral
devices
being
used.
• Connect the
devices
properly, paying close
attention
to the condition
and position of the connectors.
• If a connection cannot be made
easily,
do
not apply
undue force;
check once more to confirm the condi-
tion and position of the
connector (alignment
of pins, etc.)
.
• If
the
connector has holding
screws,
fasten the screws
firmly.
• Do
not carry the computer with cables attached, and
do not pull on the
cables forcefully.
When
Disposing of or
Transferring Ownership
of
This
Device
When disposing of
or
transferring ownership
of
this
device,
erase all
data
on the hard disk in order to prevent
the theft of hard disk data.
Even
if you delete data or initialize
the hard disk through
normal Windows
commands, data
can still be read using special software. In
order
to erase all
data,
either have
the
data erased
by a specialist (at
a
charge) or
use
special
software.
Also note that transferring
ownership
of this
device
without
deleting
software
from the hard disk may
violate
software user's
licen.ses.
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