Freecom Technologies Multimedia Player manual Format the Built-in HDD via USB

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Format the Built-in HDD via USB

12.Stop your hard disk by using the hot unplug icon in the lower right corner of your screen and remove the USB cable from your hard disk. Afterwards connect your hard disk again with your computer. The hard disk will now be recognized by Windows.

As Windows tries to access your hard disk an error message will appear. This happens, because your hard disk is not yet formatted.

Formatting partitions on the MediaPlayer-25 Drive-In Kit under Windows 98SE / ME

1.Double-click on the "My Computer" icon on your desktop.

2.Click with the right mouse button on the drive symbol of your MediaPlayer- 25 Drive-In Kit. Now a menu will appear where you can choose the option "Format".

3.Please perform a complete formatting of your drive. You can also assign a name to your drive here.

4.After you have completed your selection, click on "Start".

Attention: Selecting the wrong drive will lead to a loss of your data. Please ensure that the correct drive is selected!

5.Confirm the next message with "OK".

6.After formatting is finished you can perform a disk scan. To do so, follow the instructions of the Windows Help system. If you don't want to scan your disk, just close the message window.

Repeat these steps for each partition if more than one partition was created.

Now your MediaPlayer-25 Drive-In Kit is ready for use. You can use it like an internal hard disk for storing your data.

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Contents Freecom MediaPlayer 2.5 Drive-In Kit Freecom Technologies Germany Dear customerChapter Introduction Package ContentMinimum System Requirements Hardware RequirementsSupported Media Formats Main Specifications & FunctionsSoftware Requirements VideoFreecom MediaPlayer Drive-In Page Furthermore, warranty does not apply to Rear View Explanation of the exterior AppearanceAssembling a Hard Drive into the MediaPlayer Instructions for Windows Users Connecting the player to a PCWindows 98SE Users Check whether the hard drive is formatted or not Check the Driver InstallationWindows ME/2000/XP Users Mac UsersConnect by Composite for Video & Stereo for Audio Connecting the player to external AV DevicesConnect by S-Video for Video & Stereo for Audio Connect by Composite for Video & 5.1Ch for AudioConnect by S-Video for Video & 5.1Ch for Audio Connect by Component for Video & Stereo for Audio Connect by Component for Video & 5.1Ch for Audio Video Setup Basic Setup of the playerSetup of TV System Ntsc / PAL Setup of HD Component Progressive Audio Setup Other Setup functions Play Video Files Play Video, Audio and Photo filesMenu Description Various functions of the buttons on the remote control MP3 Quick Play Play Audio FilesPhoto Preview Play PhotosSlide Show by using Play All Available Buttons when display photosPlay List Change the order of Play List Remote Control description of all buttons and functions DVD Manager Available buttons when playing ripped DVD files rippés Format the Built-in HDD via USB File System featuresFile systems supported by different operating systems Maximum size of a partitionFormat the Built-in HDD via USB Freecom MediaPlayer Drive-In Format the Built-in HDD via USB Freecom MediaPlayer Drive-In Format the Built-in HDD via USB Freecom MediaPlayer Drive-In Format the Built-in HDD via USB Freecom MediaPlayer Drive-In Format the Built-in HDD via USB Freecom MediaPlayer Drive-In Format the Built-in HDD via USB Freecom MediaPlayer Drive-In Appendix Check the Driver Installation for the player in WindowsWindows 98SE Windows MEWindows 2000/XP Supported Formats Product SpecificationsVideo Output Audio OutputWarranty valid in Europe/Turkey only