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MY BOOK USER MANUAL 4. On the drive erase dialog: a. If you want to change the volume name, type over the name in the Volume Name box. b. Read the explanation of the loss of data if you erase your drive. If you want to save any of the data that is on the drive, back it up to another device before continuing with the drive erase. c. Click the I understand... check box to signify that you accept the risk and activate the Erase Drive button. d. Click Erase Drive. Go to http://support.wdc.com and see Knowledge Base Answer ID 7 for information about downloading and restoring the WD software and disk image on your drive. Note: Erasing your drive also removes your password. If you used a password to protect your drive, you will need to re-create it after restoring the WD software and disk image. (See "Password Protecting the Drive" on page 20.) Using Five Invalid Passwords When you have forgotten or lost your password, you can erase the drive by entering five invalid passwords on the Unlock Drive dialog. See:  "With the WD Security or WD Drive Utilities Software" on page 21  "" on page 21 1. On the Unlock Drive dialog, make five attempts to unlock the drive by: a. Typing a password in the Password box. b. Clicking Unlock Drive. MANAGING AND CUSTOMIZING THE DRIVE - 26

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MY BOOK
USER MANUAL
MANAGING AND CUSTOMIZING THE DRIVE
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4.
On the drive erase dialog:
a.
If you want to change the volume name, type over the name in the
Volume Name
box.
b.
Read the explanation of the loss of data if you erase your drive. If you want to
save any of the data that is on the drive, back it up to another device before
continuing with the drive erase.
c.
Click the
I understand...
check box to signify that you accept the risk and
activate the
Erase Drive
button.
d.
Click
Erase Drive
.
Go to
and see Knowledge Base Answer ID
7 for information
about downloading and restoring the WD software and disk image on your drive.
Note:
Erasing your drive also removes your password. If you used a password to
protect your drive, you will need to re-create it after restoring the WD
software and disk image. (See “Password Protecting the Drive” on
page
20.)
Using Five Invalid Passwords
When you have forgotten or lost your password, you can erase the drive by entering five
invalid passwords on the Unlock Drive dialog. See:
“With the WD
Security or WD
Drive Utilities Software” on page
21
“” on page
21
1.
On the Unlock Drive dialog, make five attempts to unlock the drive by:
a.
Typing a password in the
Password
box.
b.
Clicking
Unlock Drive
.