LaCie Rugged Hard Disk 用户指南
LaCie Rugged Hard Disk
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Optional Formatting and Partitioning
User Manual
page 17
Formatting for Windows Users
3.2.
Before you start, connect the drive to the computer and follow
the steps in section
the steps in section
3.1
to find the file system format of your
LaCie hard disk.
If your disk is formatted as a FAT32 volume, proceed to
✦
section
3.2.1. Formatting from FAT32 to NTFS
.
If your disk is formatted as an HFS+ volume (or unrecog-
✦
nized in Windows) , click here or proceed to section
3.2.2.
Formatting from HFS+
.
Formatting from FAT32 to NTFS
3.2.1.
Follow these steps if you used LaCie Setup Assistant to create an
exchange volume on your LaCie hard disk for data sharing be-
tween Windows and Mac computers or if you reformatted your
LaCie hard disk as a FAT32 volume on a Mac.
exchange volume on your LaCie hard disk for data sharing be-
tween Windows and Mac computers or if you reformatted your
LaCie hard disk as a FAT32 volume on a Mac.
CAUTION:
Following these steps will erase everything from
the hard disk. If you have information that you want to protect
or continue to use, back up this information before performing
these steps.
or continue to use, back up this information before performing
these steps.
Right-click
1.
My Computer and select Manage (Fig.
3.2.1-A). The Computer Management window opens.
Select
2.
Disk Management under Storage (you may have
to expand the Storage list to see the Disk Management op-
tion). See Fig. 3.2.1-B. Information about all storage de-
vices connected to your computer appears in the pane on
the right.
tion). See Fig. 3.2.1-B. Information about all storage de-
vices connected to your computer appears in the pane on
the right.
Find the disk corresponding to your LaCie hard disk. Right-
3.
click in the disk allocation bar of the FAT32 volume and
select Format… from the right-click options menu (Fig.
3.2.1-B).
select Format… from the right-click options menu (Fig.
3.2.1-B).
TeChNICAl NOTe:
If you did not create an exchange vol-
ume using LaCie Setup Assistant, there may be only one vol-
ume associated with the disk.
ume associated with the disk.
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Figure 3.2.1-B
Figure 3.2.1-A
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