Targus External Cardbus Drive specifications Windows 98 Operating System

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Targus External Cardbus Drive

NOTES: Installing the cardbus drive may change internal drive letter assignments. To keep the original drive letter assignments, you can change the letter for the combo drive. See “Changing the Drive Letter Assignment” on page 15.

To write and rewrite CDs, if you are running the Windows® 98/Me/2000 operating systems, you must also install the supplied CD-writing software. See “Writing and Rewriting CDs” on page 12.

Windows® 98 Operating System

1Turn on your computer.

2Insert the driver software diskette into your computer’s diskette drive.

NOTE: If your computer does not have a diskette drive, you can download the drivers from the

following Web site: http://www.targus.com/support.asp

The Add New Hardware Wizard appears.

3Click Next.

The locate driver screen appears.

Sample New Hardware Wizard locate driver screen

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Contents External Cardbus Drive Page Contents Technical Support Operating System IntroductionSystem Requirements HardwareInstalling the Driver Software Connecting the Drive to Your ComputerPC Card end Connector end PC Card cable Sample New Hardware Wizard locate driver screen Windows 98 Operating SystemWindows 2000/XP Operating System Windows Me Operating SystemChoose Destination Location screen Windows NT 4.0 Operating SystemInserting and Removing a Disc Using the DriveOptional power connection Indicator light Media tray Eject button Cardbus drivePlaying Audio CDs Removing a Disc Using Emergency EjectHot Swapping Operating Hints Things to RememberReading Data DVDs and Playing DVD Movies Writing and Rewriting CDsWeight SpecificationsSafety Measures DimensionsIf the cardbus drive is not functioning TroubleshootingSolving General Problems Targus External Cardbus DriveChanging the Drive Letter Assignment Technical Support Writing and Rewriting ProblemsAustralia WarrantyProduct Registration CanadaFCC Federal Communications Commission Regulatory ComplianceDeclaration of Conformity