PowerFile R200 User Manual
Instructions for Windows
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Unsafe Removal notification
When you disconnect or power off a Changer without 'Stopping the Device", you will get an
'Unsafe Removal of Device' message on your PC screen. This is normal. Although the
notification that appears on your screen suggests disconnecting the devices by using either
the hotplug icon in the status bar (Windows 98SE and Windows Me) or the Hardware
Wizard in the Control Panel (Windows NT), there is no need to follow this direction. There
is no harm in disconnecting or powering off a read-only Changer—simply click OK to
dismiss the 'Unsafe Removal of Device' alert box.
'Unsafe Removal of Device' message on your PC screen. This is normal. Although the
notification that appears on your screen suggests disconnecting the devices by using either
the hotplug icon in the status bar (Windows 98SE and Windows Me) or the Hardware
Wizard in the Control Panel (Windows NT), there is no need to follow this direction. There
is no harm in disconnecting or powering off a read-only Changer—simply click OK to
dismiss the 'Unsafe Removal of Device' alert box.
Windows 98SE and Windows Me Unsafe Removal Notification
Windows NT Unsafe Removal Notification
Note: If you have a dual drive Changer, you may get two Unsafe Removal of
Device dialog boxes; simply click OK on both to dismiss them.
Device dialog boxes; simply click OK on both to dismiss them.