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MY BOOK STUDIO EDITION II USER MANUAL 8 Turning Off/Disconnecting the Device Auto-off My Book turns off automatically when you shut down the computer. You also may follow these steps to turn off the device. Important: To prevent data loss, close all active windows, files, and applications before shutting down the device, which will otherwise prevent successful safe shutdown. Safe Shutdown™ The Power button features Safe Shutdown, which prevents the inadvertent powering down of My Book until all data is written to the device or system. To engage Safe Shutdown, press the Power button once. You may hear the device power down before the Power LED turns off. My Book is now shut down properly and may be safely disconnected. Safe Shutdown is enabled only through installation of its driver, which must be installed on each system to which My Book is connected. CAUTION: eSATA does not support Safe Shutdown. Safe Removal Mac Drag the My Book icon to the Trash icon for proper dismount. You may hear the device power down as the Power LED flashes. When the Power LED is steady, you may press the Power button once or disconnect My Book's power cord to turn it off safely. Windows Right-click on the WD Drive Manager icon in your system tray and point to My Book... > Safely Remove. You can also right-click the Safely Remove Hardware icon in your system tray and select Safely Remove Hardware. You may hear the device power down before the Power LED turns off. My Book is now shut down properly, and you may disconnect the device safely. Unplugging the Device You may perform normal system shutdown at any time and remove the product thereafter. If the computer is still on, first follow the instructions under Safe Shutdown or Safe Removal above. 1. Unplug the interface cable from the device. 2. Unplug the other end of the interface cable from the computer port. 3. Unplug the AC adapter from the power receptacle. 4. Unplug the the DC power connector from the power supply socket on the back of the device. TURNING OFF/DISCONNECTING THE DEVICE - 26

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MY BOOK STUDIO EDITION II
USER MANUAL
TURNING OFF/DISCONNECTING THE DEVICE – 26
Turning Off/Disconnecting the Device
Auto-off
My Book turns off automatically when you shut down the computer. You also may
follow these steps to turn off the device.
Safe Shutdown
The Power button features Safe Shutdown, which prevents the inadvertent powering
down of My Book until all data is written to the device or system. To engage Safe
Shutdown, press the Power button once. You may hear the device power down
before the Power LED turns off. My Book is now shut down properly and may be
safely disconnected.
Safe Shutdown is enabled only through installation of its driver, which must be
installed on each system to which My Book is connected.
Safe Removal
Mac
Drag the My Book icon to the Trash icon for proper dismount. You may hear the
device power down as the Power LED flashes. When the Power LED is steady, you
may press the Power button once or disconnect My Book’s power cord to turn it off
safely.
Windows
Right-click on the WD Drive Manager icon in your system tray and point to
My Book... > Safely Remove
. You can also right-click the Safely Remove
Hardware icon
in your system tray and select
Safely Remove Hardware
. You
may hear the device power down before the Power LED turns off. My Book is now
shut down properly, and you may disconnect the device safely.
Unplugging the Device
You may perform normal system shutdown at any time and remove the product
thereafter. If the computer is still on, first follow the instructions under Safe Shutdown
or Safe Removal above.
1.
Unplug the interface cable from the device.
2.
Unplug the other end of the interface cable from the computer port.
3.
Unplug the AC adapter from the power receptacle.
4.
Unplug the the DC power connector from the power supply socket on the back of
the device.
Important:
To prevent data loss, close all active windows, files, and applications
before shutting down the device, which will otherwise prevent successful safe
shutdown.
CAUTION:
eSATA does not support Safe Shutdown.
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