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Adding Rubber Feet to Your, OneTouch Drive, Using Security Lock

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Adding Rubber Feet to Your OneTouch Drive If you plan to use your drive on a desk surface, your kit includes four rubber feet to protect your drive and the surface of your desk. Using Security Lock Your new drive includes a security locking slot on the back of the drive. The security locking slot is compatible with most security locking cables, including those offered by Kensington. To apply the feet: 1. Make sure your drive is disconnected properly from your 3 computer. (See "Connecting and Disconnecting the Drive" on page 15). 2. Make sure your drive is turned off, by turning off the power switch on the back of the drive. 3. Turn your drive so that the ridges are facing up. This is the bottom of the drive. 4. Place two rubber feet on each ridge on the bottom of your drive. One should be placed near the front and the other toward the back of each ridge. Bottom of Drive Rubber Feet Placement 22

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Adding Rubber Feet to Your
OneTouch Drive
If you plan to use your drive on a desk surface, your kit includes four
rubber feet to protect your drive and the surface of your desk.
To apply the feet:
1.
Make sure your drive is disconnected properly from your
computer. (See “Connecting and Disconnecting the Drive”
on page 15).
2.
Make sure your drive is turned off, by turning off the power
switch on the back of the drive.
3.
Turn your drive so that the ridges are facing up.
This is the bottom of the drive.
4.
Place two rubber feet on each ridge on the bottom of your
drive. One should be placed near the front and the other
toward the back of each ridge.
Using Security Lock
Your new drive includes a security locking slot on the back of the drive.
The security locking slot is compatible with most security locking
cables, including those offered by Kensington.
Rubber Feet
Placement
Bottom of Drive