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MY BOOK LIVE DUO USER MANUAL IF you want to . . . THEN . . . Back up the files on a Mac, Click the Learn More button beside the Time Machine option, and then continue with "Using Apple Time Machine" on page 41. Create or restore from a safepoint, Click the Start Setup button, and then continue with "Remote Access Settings" on page 68 Set up (configure) your My Book Live Duo drive, Click the Start Setup button. Continue with "Using the My Book Live Duo Dashboard" on page 55. • Access photos and other files stored in your My Book Live Duo's Public folder and display them on an iPhone, iPad IPod touch, or Android mobile device, • Remotely access files and folders using your PC or Mac computer by logging into WD2go.com, Click the Learn More button, and then continue with "Remote Access Settings" on page 68. • Stream media to your home entertainment center and/or other computers on your home network, Continue with "Playing/Streaming Videos, Photos, & Music" on page 113. Connecting and Troubleshooting The Connecting Your Drive screen appears when "Discovery" cannot find a drive: 1. Follow the graphical instructions and tool tips for information about each step. 2. Click the Find Drive button. • If the drive is found, the My Book Live Duo Found screen appears. Continue with "Step 1: Discover the My Book Live Duo Drives" on page 13. CONNECTING THE DRIVE AND GETTING STARTED - 18

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MY BOOK LIVE DUO
USER MANUAL
CONNECTING THE DRIVE AND GETTING STARTED – 18
Connecting and Troubleshooting
The Connecting Your Drive screen appears when “Discovery” cannot find a drive:
1.
Follow the graphical instructions and tool tips for information about each step.
2.
Click the
Find Drive
button.
•
If the drive is found, the My Book Live Duo Found screen appears. Continue with
“Step 1: Discover the My Book Live Duo Drives” on page 13.
Back up the files on a Mac,
Click the
Learn More
button beside the Time Machine
option, and then continue with “Using Apple Time
Machine” on page 41.
Create or restore from a safepoint,
Click the
Start Setup
button, and then continue with
“Remote Access Settings” on page 68
Set up (configure) your My Book Live
Duo drive
,
Click the
Start Setup
button. Continue with “Using the
My Book Live Duo Dashboard” on page 55.
•
Access photos and other files stored
in your My Book Live Duo’s Public
folder and display them on an iPhone,
iPad IPod touch, or Android mobile
device,
•
Remotely access files and folders
using your PC or Mac computer by
logging into WD2go.com,
Click the
Learn More
button, and then continue with
“Remote Access Settings” on page 68.
•
Stream media to your home
entertainment center and/or other
computers on your home network,
Continue with “Playing/Streaming Videos, Photos, &
Music” on page 113.
IF you want to . . .
THEN . . .