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Creating a Private Zone and Setting a Password

User’s Manual

Transcend JetFlash®SecureDrive

Thank you for purchasing Transcend’s USB Flash drive with built-in 256-bit AES encryption security. JetFlash®SecureDrive helps you safeguard data by creating a private, password-protected area on your JetFlash drive. Once enabled, nobody but you will be able to see or access files stored within the Private Zone.

 

Contents

 

System Requirements. 2

Creating a Private Zone and Setting a Password. 3

Using the Private Zone. 7

Resizing Your Private Zone. 10

Logging Out of Your Private Zone. 12

Changing Your Password. 13

Closing the Program.. 15

FAQ.. 16

More Help. 17

 


System Requirements

Compatible Microsoft®operating systems:

  • Windows®7 Ultimate, Professional, Home Premium, Home Basic or Starter
  • Windows Vista®Home Basic, Home Premium, Business, or Ultimate (32-bit or 64-bit) with (or without) SP1
  • Windows®XP Home, Professional, Media Center or Tablet PC with SP2 or SP3
  • Windows®2000 Professional, Server, or Advanced Server with SP4
  • Windows Server®2003 (or R2) Standard, Enterprise, or Datacenter (32-bit or 64-bit) with SP1

Note: You must have Administrator privileges to run the SecureDrive utility.

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Creating a Private Zone and Setting a Password

CAUTION! When you create a Private Zone, SecureDrive will re-format your JetFlash drive—all data will be erased! Please backup all important data to a different drive before proceeding

 

  1. Plug the JetFlash drive into your computer.
  2. Use Windows Explorer (My Computer) to open the CD-ROM drive labeled “SecureDrive” and double-click SecureDrive.exe

Figure 2-1

  1. Enter your desired password in the New Password field and enter it once more to confirm. You may also choose a hint to help you remember in case you forget your password (optional). Press “OK” to save your password information.

Figure 2-2

  1. The “Setup” screen will appear. Move the slider left or right to adjust the size of your Private Zone and click Format.

Figure 2-3

  1. A warning message will appear. If you have backed-up all of your files and are ready to continue, click Yes.

Figure 2-4

  1. During the format process, a progress bar will be displayed.

Figure 2-5

  1. A message will appear when the process is complete. Click OK to continue and unplug your JetFlash drive from the computer. Plug the drive back into your computer to start using the Private Zone.

Figure 2-6

Note: You must unplug your JetFlash from the computer after formatting. Simply plug your JetFlash back into the computer to begin using your Private Zone.

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