Smartdisk FireWire 800 User Manual

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It is recommended that you select the Perform Quick Format 
checkbox. A standard format could take several hours.  
f. 
Verify the settings, and then click Finish to begin 
formatting the hard drive.  
7. 
When formatting has finished, the hard drive will display the 
volume name, the drive letter, the size of the partition (in GB), the 
file system used (FAT32 or NTFS), and a healthy status.  
The hard drive is now available to use.  
Formatting FireLite Under Windows Me or Windows 98 SE 
Follow these steps if you are using Windows Me or Windows 98 SE while 
formatting your SmartDisk hard drive for Windows. 
Formatting deletes all information on the drive. Double check each 
step before execution to ensure that you are formatting the correct 
drive. Information that is lost may be irretrievable.  
1. 
Follow the instructions in Connecting FireLite to a Windows 
Computer
 located earlier in this document. 
2. 
From the Start menu, click on Run, type command and press Enter. 
You should see a small black MS DOS window with a prompt such 
as c:\Windows
3. Type 
fdisk and press Enter.  Type Y (or just hit the Enter key) in 
the window that asks if you wish to enable large disk support. 
4. 
You will be presented with a menu of five items. You should type 5 
to select the "Change current fixed disk drive" option then hit the 
Enter key. 
5. 
You will see a list of hard drives. Your main internal hard drive will 
be Disk 1. Any other hard drives will be listed as 2, 3, etc. If you 
have only one hard drive in your computer, drive 2 will be the 
SmartDisk hard drive. You can also verify which drive on the list is 
the SmartDisk hard drive by the size under Mbytes. The number