Disconnecting - Targa external network hard disk User Manual

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Just as with a USB connection, the eSATA connection of the Targa DataBox
NDAS 500 eSATA is immediately ready for use and is added to "My Computer" of your
operating system. In addition, the Targa DataBox IV 250 automatically obtains a
specific drive letter. The drive letter assigned depends on the number of disk drives you
already have connected to your computer.
After this installation you can use the new Targa DataBox NDAS 500 eSATA hard disk
in exactly the same way as any other hard disk on your computer. Targa DataBox
NDAS 500 eSATA fields of application include:
- Moving or copying files or folders from other drives, CD-ROMs, or other media
- Installing and opening all kinds of program files on the new hard disk
- Saving video clips, games and other data
- Making safety copies of important data from your PC (backup)

Disconnecting

The Targa DataBox NDAS 500 eSATA can be connected to, and removed from, the
computer while the computer is powered on. However, if you remove the DataBox from
the computer without stopping it properly from the operating system, file damage or
loss of data may result.
Independently of whether you have connected the Targa DataBox NDAS 500 eSATA
via the USB cable or the eSATA cable, left-click on the "Safely Remove Hardware" icon
in the task bar beside the system clock (see figure below) and keep pressed down.
Fig.: Safely remove hardware example
from Windows
In the window that follows it is possible that more than one external device is displayed.
Select the Targa DataBox NDAS 500 eSATA by left-licking on it. A message will soon
appear, indicating
NDAS 500 eSATA:
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that you can
Targa NDAS 500 eSATA
Fig.: Safely remove hardware example
from Windows Vista™
now safely remove the Targa DataBox