Seagate FreeAgent Manual do Utilizador

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FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 8Figure 12: AutoBackup WelcomeStep 6: Click Next.The AutoBackup software requires that Microsoft.NET Framework 1.1 be p

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 9Figure 14: AutoBackup Setup StatusWhen the setup is complete, the AutoBackup InstallShield Wizard Complete window opens

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 10Figure 16: FreeAgent Registration.Step 9: Click Register to be redirected to the Seagate website if you want to regis

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 11Using the FreeAgent Tools and AutoBackup IconsAfter FreeAgent Tools and AutoBackup have been installed, FreeAgent Tools and

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 12Changing Hardware InterfacesThe FreeAgent™ Pro is equipped with an interchangeable USB/eSATA, or 1394 module. The module is

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 13.Figure 2: Lift Module From Base.Step 4: Holding the replacement interface module by its edges, lower it straight dow

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 15Managing Your DrivesThe Your Drives window provides a central point from which to manage your FreeAgent™ drives. It display

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 16Backup & RestoreThe AutoBackup software included with your FreeAgent™ drive allows you to back up folders on your netwo

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 17Figure 2: Enter Product KeyStep 2: Enter your product key (found on the Quick Start Guide included in your FreeAgent

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 18 Figure 3: Destination SelectionStep 1: Verify that your FreeAgent drive is selected and click Next. Figure 4: S

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover Contents iContentsGetting Started ...

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 19Figure 5: AutoBackup File TallyStep 3: Check Do not show this message in the future if you don’t want to see this win

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 20Figure 7: Provide Backup Plan NameStep 5: Enter a name for your Backup Plan and click Next.A Backup Plan Confirmation

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 21Figure 9: Backup ProgressThe amount of time it takes to complete your first backup depends upon how much data you’ve

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 22since the last backup and automatically backs up those files once your drive is re-connected. For more information on AutoB

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 23System RollbackYou can use FreeAgent™ Tools System Rollback to return your computer to an earlier state, called a Restore P

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 24Figure 2: Rollback: Set Automatic Restore PointsStep 3: Select an Automatic Restore Point Interval and click Apply.Cr

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 25Figure 4: Rollback: Create Restore PointStep 3: Name this restore point and click Create.A Create Restore Point confi

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 26Figure 6: RollbackStep 3: Click Restore my computer to a previous state.The Rollback: System Rollback window opens:Fi

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 27Figure 8: System Rollback ConfirmationStep 6: Click Restore.Your system automatically shut s down. The restart proces

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 28The Rollback: Undo window opens:Figure 10: Rollback: UndoStep 4: Click Undo.Turning Off Automatic Restore PointsYou c

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 1Getting Started Safely Turning Your Drive On and OffWhen you connect the power and data cables to your computer system, your

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 29Figure 12: RollbackStep 2: Toggle the On/Off switch to Off.A confirmation window opens to verify that you want to tur

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 30Using the Internet DriveThe Internet Drive lets you access your files from any computer and share them with anyone.The Inte

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 31Figure 2: Internet Drive AccessThe Seagate Internet Drive registration website page opens:Figure 3: Seagate Inter

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 32UtilitiesThe Utilities window allows you to run drive diagnostics and to adjust the drive sleep interval and the drive ligh

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 33Figure 2: Run Drive DiagnosticsStep 4: Click Test to start the diagnostic. The diagnostic utility performs its test

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 34Adjusting Drive Sleep IntervalsYou can choose how long your FreeAgent drive can remain inactive before it goes into power-s

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 35Step 3: Select an interval from the dropdown menu or click Default to return to the default interval setting.Step 4: Click

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 36Figure 7: Utilities WindowStep 2: Click Adjust Drive Lights.The Drive Lights window opens:Figure 8: Drive LightsS

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover Index iIndexNumerics1394 Devices 3AAdjusting Drive Sleep Intervals 33Waking Your Drive from Sleep Mode 34Adjusting the Drive

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover Index iiRestore Points 22Rolling Back to a Restore Point 24Running Drive Diagnostics 31SSafely Turning your Drive On and Off

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 2Figure 2: Safely Remove HardwareStep 2: Choose the drive to disconnect and click OK.The Safe to Remove Hardware confir

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 3.Figure 4: eSATA Safely Remove Hardware MessagesThe FreeAgent drive is listed as a Disk drive in the Safely Remove Hard

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 4Figure 5: 1394 Safely Remove Hardware MessagesThe FreeAgent drive is listed as an IEEE 1394 device in the Safely Remove

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 5Figure 6: Windows XP AutoStart WindowNote: Drive letters are assigned by your Windows operating system.Step 2: Select

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 6Figure 8: WelcomeStep 3: Click Next.The License Agreement window opens:Figure 9: License AgreementStep 4: Click

FreeAgent Pro Data Mover 7Figure 10: Choose Destination LocationStep 5: Select Next to accept the default destination location or Browse to sel