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My Book Live Duo Welcome Screen, Discovering and Connecting to Your Drive

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My Book Live Duo Welcome Screen MY BOOK LIVE DUO USER MANUAL Discovering and Connecting to Your Drive Starting with the Welcome screen, the Administrator: • Discovers and assigns a letter to the My Book Live Duo drive on the network. • Installs WD Quick View for easy access to the drive, drive status, and other options. • Uses the Next Steps feature to navigate to essential procedures such as backing up files and configuring drive settings. Note: Non-administrators can discover the drive, access the My Book Live Duo dashboard, and open the Public share. Step 1: Discover the My Book Live Duo Drives. 1. On the Welcome screen, click the Start Discovery button. The My Book Live Duo Discovery progress screen appears. Note: The processing icon displays when the system is processing information, for example, when it is saving settings. Note: Clicking the Cancel Search button displays the How to Connect screen, providing assistance with connecting your drive to the network. • If the process finds a My Book Live Duo drive on the network, the My Book Live Duo Found screen displays along with a default description and a drive letter assignment. In the navigation panel a check mark appears beside Discover. Note: The My Book Live Duo screens have several helpful features: CONNECTING THE DRIVE AND GETTING STARTED - 13

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MY BOOK LIVE DUO
USER MANUAL
CONNECTING THE DRIVE AND GETTING STARTED – 13
My Book Live Duo Welcome Screen
Discovering and Connecting to Your Drive
Starting with the Welcome screen, the Administrator:
•
Discovers and assigns a letter to the My Book Live Duo drive on the network.
•
Installs WD Quick View for easy access to the drive, drive status, and other options.
•
Uses the Next Steps feature to navigate to essential procedures such as backing up
files and configuring drive settings.
Note:
Non-administrators can discover the drive, access the My Book Live Duo
dashboard, and open the Public share.
Step 1: Discover the My Book Live Duo Drives.
1.
On the Welcome screen, click the
Start Discovery
button. The My Book Live Duo
Discovery progress screen appears.
Note:
The processing icon displays when the system is processing information, for
example, when it is saving settings.
Note:
Clicking the
Cancel Search
button displays the How to Connect screen,
providing assistance with connecting your drive to the network.
•
If the process finds a My Book Live Duo drive on the network, the My Book Live Duo
Found screen displays along with a default description and a drive letter assignment.
In the navigation panel a check mark appears beside Discover.
Note:
The My Book Live Duo screens have several helpful features: