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Using Copy Machine under Windows When using Copy Machine in Windows 3.11 or Windows for Workgroups, turn off 32-bit disk and/or file access. (This option is available when changing virtual memory options under 386 Enhanced in the Windows Control Panel). If 32-bit access is not turned off, your hard drive will not appear for selection in the Copy Machine window. Microsoft Backup Microsoft Backup does not support removable disk drives other than floppy drives. Copy Machine can be used to backup files on the hard disk to the Zip drive, or you can use Windows drag-and-drop to copy files. Microsoft DISKCOPY When copying disks in the Zip drive, do not use Microsoft DISKCOPY.EXE. This utility only works correctly with floppy drives. Windows Format Utility Do not use the format utility available in the Windows File Manager to format Zip disks. Open the Tools program available in the Iomega Tools group and use the Iomega format utility (either short or long format). Installing Applications to the Zip Drive Certain applications and games will install only to a fixed disk. To install these programs to the Zip drive, use the Zip Tools "Make Nonremovable" or "Lock" utility to make the Zip drive appear as a hard drive to the system. After the software installation is complete, use "Make Removable" or "Unlock" to restore disk removability. Installing Third Party Software Some software install programs must have a disk present in every drive connected to the system (including the Zip ATAPI drive) in order to run properly. If a disk is not inserted in the Zip ATAPI drive during such an installation, you will see a "System Error" blue screen reading the Zip drive letter. Simply insert a disk in the Zip drive to continue the installation. BIOS/CMOS Support Your computer should ship with BIOS support for the Zip ATAPI drive disabled in the CMOS setup. If your system includes autodetection, it should be turned off for the Zip ATAPI drive. 13 soa/u!M .1O1 Nu'

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Using
Copy
Machine
under
Windows
When
using
Copy
Machine
in
Windows
3.11
or
Windows
for
Workgroups,
turn
off
32
-bit
disk
and/or
file
access.
(This
option
is
available
when
changing
virtual
memory
options
under
386
Enhanced
in
the
Windows
Control
Panel).
If
32
-bit
access
is
not
turned
off,
your
hard
drive
will
not
appear
for
selection
in
the
Copy
Machine
window.
Microsoft
Backup
Microsoft
Backup
does
not
support
removable
disk
drives
other
than
fl
oppy
drives.
Copy
Machine
can
be
used
to
backup
files
on
the
hard
disk
to
the
Zip
drive,
or
you
can
use
Windows
drag
-and
-drop
to
copy
files.
Microsoft
DISKCOPY
When
copying
disks
in
the
Zip
drive,
do
not
use
Microsoft
DISKCOPY.EXE.
This
utility
only
works
correctly
with
floppy
drives.
Windows
Format
Utility
Do
not
use
the
format
utility
available
in
the
Windows
File
Manager
to
format
Zip
disks.
Open
the
Tools
program
available
in
the
Iomega
Tools
group
and
use
the
Iomega
format
utility
(either
short
or
long
format).
Installing
Applications
to
the
Zip
Drive
Certain
applications
and
games
will
install
only
to
a
fixed
disk.
To
install
these
programs
to
the
Zip
drive,
use
the
Zip
Tools
"Make
Nonremovable"
or
"Lock"
utility
to
make
the
Zip
drive
appear
as
a
hard
drive
to
the
system.
After
the
software
installation
is
complete,
use
"Make
Removable"
or
"Unlock"
to
restore
disk
removability.
Installing
Third
Party
Software
Some
software
install
programs
must
have
a
disk
present
in
every
drive
connected
to
the
system
(including
the
Zip
ATAPI
drive)
in
order
to
run
properly.
If
a
disk
is
not
inserted
in
the
Zip
ATAPI
drive
during
such
an
installation,
you
will
see
a
"System
Error"
blue
screen
reading
the
Zip
drive
letter.
Simply
insert
a
disk
in
the
Zip
drive
to
continue
the
installation.
BIOS/CMOS
Support
Your
computer
should
ship
with
BIOS
support
for
the
Zip
ATAPI
drive
disabled
in
the
CMOS
setup.
If
your
system
includes
autodetection,
it
should
be
turned
off
for
the
Zip
ATAPI
drive.
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