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Chapter 4. USB 2.0 Super Multi-Burner hardware installation
and removal in Windows 2000 and Windows XP
Windows 2000 and Windows XP operating systems have the native drivers for the USB 2.0 Super
Multi-Burner. Therefore, when this drive is connected, Windows will automatically install the appropriate
driver and the drive will be ready to be used. You do not have to perform any special installation or
removal procedures.
Attention:
v This drive will be recognized as "USB 2.0 Super Multi-Burner" by Windows Device Manager.
v In Windows 2000 operating systems, Service Pack 4 or later must be installed.
Removing the USB 2.0 Super Multi-Burner hardware
"Hot plug" is supported for the connection between the USB cable and the computer; therefore you don't
need to turn off the computer when you remove the USB 2.0 Super Multi-Burner. Follow the procedure
below for removing the USB 2.0 Super Multi-Burner for Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
Attention:
Do not remove and reconnect the drive from or to the computer in rapid succession. The drive may not be
recognized. Reconnect the drive approximately 20 seconds after removing.
Use the Tray icon for this procedure.
Windows 2000
1. Exit the program that uses the drive.
2. Confirm that the Write indicator of the drive is off.
3. Click the Remove icon on the tray.
4. Select removing drive. In this case, select the drive name assigned to the drive (D: in this figure).
5. The Safe to Remove Hardware confirmation window appears. Click the OK button.
6. Remove the plug of the USB cable from the USB terminal of the computer.
Note: The message indicated above may differ depending on the versions of your operating system.
Refer to the instruction manual for your computer or operating system for details.
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