Kingston DTEP User Manual

Or, When the License Agreement screen appears, type <Tab> <Left Arrow> <Tab> <Tab> <Enter>. This series of keystrokes should allow you to view and select “I Agree” for the License Agreement.

Q2 - I inserted the DTEP into a Windows XP system and it does not

show up in My Computer and/or I receive an error message stating, “DTE Privacy requires two free drive letters” or “DTE Privacy could not start.”

A2 - This is a common Windows XP issue which is caused by a drive

follow physical drive letters, Windows XP may assign any newly inserted Flash drive a drive letter which is already taken by a network share. The quickest way for administrative users to solve this is to manually change the drive letter for the Flash drive in Disk Management located in Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management. For Kingston DTEP drives,

If the launcher does not auto-run reinsert the drive or manually run the Launcher from the DTE Launcher partition.

See Microsoft Knowledge Base article for details at:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;297694

For additional information, please refer to the DTE Privacy User’s Manual located on the DTE Launcher partition.

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Minimum System Requirements

• Pentium III Processor

• 10 MB free disk space

• USB 1.1

• Windows 2000

or USB 2.0 port

(SP3 and above) or Windows XP

(Home and Professional), all Service Packs

* Note: For Windows 2000

users without Administrative

privileges, USB 2.0 is required.

Recommendations

• Always unplug the DTEP drive after every use.

• Use 96 DPI for your Windows video settings (during initial setup only).

• Administrative users: Make sure to have one available drive letter between physical drives (i.e. hard drive) and network shares.

• Non-administrative users: Make sure to have two available drive letters between physical drives and network shares.

Installation and Setup

No drivers are required. Insert the DataTraveler® Elite Privacy (DTEP) into an available USB port.

During the initial setup, you will be prompted to create a password that must consist of 6 to 16 characters. It must also contain three of the following character types: lowercase letters, uppercase letters, numeric or special characters (i.e. ABC$123 or Bob411). After the initial setup is complete, you will need to login to the DTEP upon insertion. Enter your password to access the drive.

Note: Administrative privileges are required to change the DTE Privacy password.

Storing data

drive letter will be assigned to the DTE Launcher, which is the drive’s read-only partition. The second drive letter will be assigned to the DTE

Drive (Removable Disk on Windows 2000), which is the read/write

data onto the DTEP is a simple drag-and-drop operation.

Lock-down mode

When the number of incorrect password attempts exceeds a

and must be reformatted in order to regain operation. Please Note:

All of the data stored on the DTEP will be lost!

Safely remove the drive

Click on the DTE Privacy icon located in the Taskbar and select

safely remove the drive from the USB port.

Safely remove the drive

Q1 - During the DTEP initial setup, I can’t view the “I accept” option for the License Agreement and/or I cannot click NEXT to continue.

A1 - Due to the display settings on your computer, the entire body of License Agreement may not be visible causing the “I Agree” option to be hidden. In order to resolve this, follow the steps below:

1. Cancel the software installation.

2. Unplug the DataTraveler.

3. Go to the Display Properties by right-clicking on a vacant area of the desktop. Select Properties from the popup menu.

4. Select the Settings tab, then click the Advanced button.

5. Change the DPI settings to Normal Size (96 DPI). Note: Under Windows 2000, change the Font Size setting to Small Fonts (96 DPI).

6. Click OK and restart the computer to apply the changes.

7. Reinsert the DataTraveler and proceed with the initial setup.