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WD DUAL-OPTION MEDIA CENTER AND COMBO EXTERNAL STORAGE PRODUCTS USER MANUAL 3. Windows and Mac OS 9.x users: By default, the software copies Documents Only, which includes your contacts, documents, music, and pictures. This is the ideal choice for most users. Make your choice and click Next. Note: To create a backup that includes restoration of your operating system and programs, visit support.wdc.com, click Knowledge Base, and search for answer ID 1270. Mac OS X users: In the following window, select the types of files to back up. Make your choice and click Next. 4. Select the drive on which to store your backup files. Click Next. Note: The destination drive cannot be the same drive selected as the source drive. If you have multiple external drives connected, the drive on which the button was pressed is the default destination. USING THE BACKUP SOFTWARE - 14

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WD DUAL-OPTION MEDIA CENTER AND COMBO EXTERNAL STORAGE PRODUCTS
USER MANUAL
USING THE BACKUP SOFTWARE – 14
3.
Windows and Mac OS 9.x users:
By default, the software copies
Documents Only
, which
includes your contacts, documents, music, and pictures. This is the ideal choice for most
users. Make your choice and click
Next
.
Note:
To create a backup that includes restoration of your operating system and
programs, visit
support.wdc.com
, click
Knowledge Base
, and search for answer ID 1270.
Mac OS X users:
In the following window, select the types of files to back up. Make your
choice and click
Next
.
4.
Select the drive on which to store your backup files. Click
Next
.
Note:
The destination drive cannot be the same drive selected as the source drive. If you
have multiple external drives connected, the drive on which the button was pressed is the
default destination.