Western Digital WDBMWV0020BTT User Manual - Page 63

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MY PASSPORT ULTRA USER MANUAL 3. The fifth invalid password attempt displays the too many password attempts dialog: 4. Click Erase Drive to display a warning about erasing all of the data on the drive: 5. Read the warning and select the I understand check box to signify that you accept the risk. 6. Click Erase. After the drive erase operation completes, 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 My Passport drive. Note: Erasing your drive also removes your password. If you still want to use 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 44.) MANAGING AND CUSTOMIZING THE DRIVE - 58

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MY PASSPORT ULTRA
USER MANUAL
MANAGING AND CUSTOMIZING THE DRIVE
– 58
3.
The fifth invalid password attempt displays the too many password attempts dialog:
4.
Click
Erase Drive
to display a warning about erasing all of the data on the drive:
5.
Read the warning and select the
I understand
check box to signify that you accept
the risk.
6.
Click
Erase
.
After the drive erase operation completes, go to
and see
Knowledge Base answer ID 7 for information about downloading and restoring the WD
software and disk image on your My Passport drive.
Note:
Erasing your drive also removes your password. If you still want to use 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 44.)