Maxtor Maxtor OneTouch 4 Mini Operation & User’s Manual

75, Maxtor OneTouch IV 72 Using Maxtor Encryption Maxtor Encryption offers the encryption of multiple files and folders in one location, the Maxtor Encryption folder. After you create and set a password for the Encryption Folder, you can simply drag and drop files and folders into it to secure the…

41, Maxtor OneTouch IV 38 Listed are the drives currently connected to your computer. Step 12: Select the destination drive for your backup and click Set. The name and serial number of the selected drive are now displayed: Figure 14: Backup Plan Destination …

84, Maxtor Maxtor OneTouch 4 Mini Maxtor OneTouch IV 81 (b) Click OK. The item is deleted from the encrypted folder. Deleting an Encrypted Folder Warning: When you delete an encrypted folder, you also delete the data stored in it. To retain your data, be sure to remove files and folders from your encrypted folder before you del…

62, Maxtor OneTouch IV 59 Step 4: Enter and re-enter a password that will unlock your OneTouch drive. Your password must contain at least six characters, including one digit. Be sure to use a password you’ll remember; you’ll need it each time you want to unlock your drive. Note: You…

74, Maxtor OneTouch IV 71 Any of the Mac OS Extended options will work. • For Name, enter the name you want to give your OneTouch 4 drive. • Deselect Install Mac OS 9 Disk Driver. Step 7: Click Erase. An Erase Disk sheet is displayed: Step 8: Click Erase in the Erase Disk sheet. Your OneTouch 4…

95, Maxtor OneTouch IV i Index B Backing Up & Restoring Folders 28 Backing Up Manually 43 Creating Backup Plans 28 Managing Backup Plans 39 Restoring Files 45 Backing Up Manually 43 C Changing Your DrivePass Password 66 Changing Your Folder Encryption Password 85 From the Maxtor Protector Wi…