Hp pocket media drive features, System requirements, Getting started with your hp pocket media drive – HP PD6400z Pocket Media Drive User Manual

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HP Pocket Media Drive features

WARNING:

To avoid hardware

damage and data loss, please read
“Safe Handling Information

” at the

beginning of this document before
attempting to install or use the
HP Pocket Media Drive
.

Your HP Pocket Media Drive is a portable external

hard disk drive that allows you to quickly and

easily store a large number of digital music, photo,

video, recorded TV, gaming, or other data files.
Some HP computers include a specially designed

drive bay where you can install and remove the

HP Pocket Media Drive without turning off the

computer and without using a USB cable.
Your HP Pocket Media Drive has the following

features:

Plug and Play

installation with

most computers

Uses USB 2.0 for power

supply and high-speed

transfer of data.

Large storage

capacity

The large storage capacity

allows you to easily store files

from your digital cameras,

digital video camcorders, and

MP3 players.

HP SureStore™

Backup Software

Quickly and easily back up

your digital music, photo,

video, recorded TV, gaming

or other data files.

Compatibility

Works with most computers,

notebooks, and any Plug and

Play-ready port so you may

easily share files between

computers.

Compact design

The drive is lightweight and

small.

Warm swappable

convenience

When disconnecting the

drive, you do not need to turn

off the computer.

Preformatted

This drive is preformatted

in NTFS.

NOTE: To disconnect your drive, see

“Disconnecting the Drive Safely” on page 4.

NOTE: Your drive displays a drive capacity that is

slightly less than the capacity stated on the box. This is

normal.

System Requirements

The following are the system minimum requirements:

Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7

Available USB port

Getting Started with Your

HP Pocket Media Drive

To use your HP Pocket Media Drive, simply connect the

drive to your computer using the provided USB cable,

or by inserting the drive into an HP computer with the

appropriate drive bay (optional).

Inserting the HP Pocket Media

Drive into an HP computer with an

integrated drive bay

Your drive is designed to work with most computers as

an external drive that is connected using a USB cable,

but it also can be inserted into specially designed

HP computers. These computers have a special drive

bay that connects to the drive using an internal USB

connector. The drive can be easily inserted and

removed from the hard drive bay without turning off the

computer, this is sometimes referred to as warm

swappable.
Some HP computers have vertically oriented drive bays,

and some have horizontally oriented drive bays; both

accommodate your HP Pocket Media Drive.

WARNING:

Do not move the

computer with the drive inserted in the
bay or connected to a USB port on the
computer. This can cause damage to
the drive and cause data loss.

Before moving the computer, turn off
the computer and remove or
disconnect the drive safely.

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