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Chapter 6. Using IBM Memory Key Boot Utility

The IBM Memory Key Boot Utility enables you to make your Memory Key into a bootable disk. After using the application and turning your Memory Key into a bootable disk, you will be able to boot IBM computers from the Key.

System setup requirements

vBIOS that supports bootable USB devices. If you are uncertain about whether the BIOS supports bootable USB devices, contact your computer manufacturer. If needed, there might be an available update.

vThe BIOS documentation that came with your computer or BIOS update, if applicable.

For more information on IBM computers that support booting to USB storage devices, go to http://www.ibm.com/pc/support and search for 128 MB USB 2.0 Memory Key.

vPentium II 266 MHz

v1.5 MB free disk space (on drive C).

vOperating Systems: Windows 2000 or Windows XP

Creating an IBM boot memory key

To create a boot memory key, do the following:

1.Double click the Boot Application icon on your CD. The application window opens.

2.Insert your Memory Key. The disk properties, such as capacity or file system, are displayed in the relevant fields of the application window.

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Contents IBM USB 2.0 Memory Keys User’s Guide Page IBM USB 2.0 Memory Keys User’s Guide Page Contents Iv IBM USB 2.0 Memory Keys User’s Guide Registering your option PrefaceVi IBM USB 2.0 Memory Keys User’s Guide Introduction 2IBM USB 2.0 Memory Keys User’s Guide Installing the Memory Key in Windows 2000 or Windows XP 2IBM USB 2.0 Memory Keys User’s Guide MyKey System setupCustomizing MyKey Visual indication Setting preferencesAbout Select your languageHide/Show HelpButtons LCDTools MyKey personal label Personalizing your memory keyMyKey personal icon MyKey personal soundAdvanced features Enable Write ProtectionSynchronization options Synchronizing previously selected folders Creating personal folders Additional features Send to Memory Key DriveAuto Run Frequently Asked Questions FAQs TroubleshootingUsing multilingual KeySafe System requirementsGetting started Creating the Privacy Zone 2IBM USB 2.0 Memory Keys User’s Guide Using your Privacy Zone 4IBM USB 2.0 Memory Keys User’s Guide Logging out of your Privacy Zone Privacy Zone and System Suspend/HibernationTrust option Desktop Customizing your settingsChanging your password Using multilingual KeySafe II Changing your Privacy Zone FAQsUsing multilingual KeySafe II 12IBM USB 2.0 Memory Keys User’s Guide KeySafe II and MyKey in Non-Admin Mode Installation instructionsUninstalling the service 2IBM USB 2.0 Memory Keys User’s Guide Using IBM Memory Key Boot Utility System setup requirementsCreating an IBM boot memory key Booting your computer with the IBM Memory Key Appendix A. Service and Support Online technical supportTelephone technical support Country or Region Telephone Number Appendix A. Service and Support A-3 4IBM USB 2.0 Memory Keys User’s Guide Part 1 General Terms What this Warranty Does not CoverYour Additional Responsibilities How to Obtain Warranty ServiceWhat IBM Will Do to Correct Problems Exchange of a Machine or PartLimitation of Liability Part 2 Country-unique Terms Venezuela ParaguayPeru UruguayCambodia and Laos CAMBODIA, INDONESIA, and LaosIndia PEOPLE’S Republic of China PRC JapanMalaysia NEW ZealandEUROPE, Middle EAST, Africa Emea SingaporeGoverning Law Consumers European Union EUFollowing paragraphs are added to this section Hungary EgyptFrance GermanyIreland Items for Which IBM is Not LiableSlovakia Part 3 Warranty Information Warranty PeriodUnited Kingdom Types of Warranty Service CRU and Customer Carry-In or Mail-In Service CRU and Courier or Depot ServiceCountry or Region Telephone Number Guarantee supplement for Mexico Appendix C. Guarantee supplement for Mexico 2IBM USB 2.0 Memory Keys User’s Guide Appendix D. Notices Federal Communications Commission FCC statement TrademarksEuropean Union emission directive Industry Canada Class B emission compliance statementAvis de conformite a la reglementation d’Industrie Canada Deutsche EMV-Direktive electromagnetische VerträglichkeitUnion Européenne Directive Conformité électromagnétique Unione Europea Directiva EMC Conformidad électromagnéticaUnion Europea Normativa EMC Appendix D. Notices D-5 6IBM USB 2.0 Memory Keys User’s Guide Page Part Number 22P9239