The Map Network Drive window will appear.
2.In the Folder (or Path) box enter the IP address of your Network Storage Link, followed by Disk 1 using this format: \\IP address\Disk 1.
For example: \\192.168.1.77\Disk 1
Note: Make sure there is a space between “Disk” and “1” in the IP address.
Note: If you changed the IP address in
the “Formatting the OneTouch Drive” Figure 6. Entering IP Address of Network Storage Link section on page 3, be sure to enter that
address here.
Note: Reconnect at logon is automatically selected. This means that every time you logon in the future, you will automatically be connected to your OneTouch drive. You will find it alongside your computer’s main disks (C and D, for example) in the My Computer window.
3.Click Finish.
Windows will search the available networks for your Network Storage Link and a window will open displaying the contents of the Disk 1 directory on your OneTouch drive.
Note: Two directories are automatically created for you on your OneTouch Drive. The Admin 1 directory is set up for only the administrator to use and will require a User ID and Password to be entered by any user accessing it from a computer other than the administrator’s. The Disk 1 directory, however, does not require a User ID or Password. You may create
Your OneTouch drive is now ready for use as a networked drive. You may drag and drop files to it, just like a normal hard drive.
Network Backup Software
Your OneTouch drive includes Retrospect Express backup software, for easy, automated backup of your important files. If you would like to backup files from a computer on your network, follow the steps outlined in the next section.
Note: You may only install the Retrospect Express software on one computer. However, you
may purchase additional copies of Retrospect by going to: http://www.dantz.com.
Retrospect Software Installation:
1.Go to Chapter 2: ‘Installing Your Drive’ in the Maxtor OneTouch User’s Guide.
2.Find the Installing the Software section for your operating system. Your options are: Windows 2000 and XP or Windows 98SE and ME
3.Follow the installation steps, choosing the Full Installation option.
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