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Samsung Portable SSD T3
User manual
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The manufacturer and retailer are not liable for loss of user data caused by forgotten or stolen passwords.
If you forget your password, the T3 can be restored to factory settings via an online service by the
Samsung Service Center. However, all user data will be lost in the process. If you enabled password
protection, please exercise caution not to forget or misplace your password.
C.
Log in
If you’ve enabled password protection, a log in page appears when you connect the T3 to a PC. You
must enter your password and press the Log in button to access the data.
Log in screen
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Depending on the user environment, the log in window may not be displayed automatically. In such case,
double-click the T3 software icon in Explorer on Windows or the Desktop on a Mac OS.
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Password protection is only supported in certain versions of each OS or higher. Please check the system
requirements before enabling password protection.
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If password protection is enabled, only the security partition of the T3 will be displayed initially. In
Windows 7, this space is approximately only 120 - 128 MB. Once you enter your password and log in
successfully, the full capacity of T3 will be displayed in your system.
D.
Changing Settings
Running software for changing settings on Windows OS
You can change settings of the T3 by clicking the T3 tray icon (
) on the PC in which the T3
Security Software is installed. When using a PC without the security software, you can download
“T3 Security Enabler.exe” from the Samsung website (
http://www.samsung.com/samsungssd
) and
install it to change the settings.
Running software for changing settings on Mac OS
You can change settings of the T3 by clicking the T3 icon (
) in the desktop of the PC in which T3
Security Software is installed. When using a PC without the security software, you can download
“T3 Security Enabler.app” from the Samsung website (
http://www.samsung.com/samsungssd
)
and install it to change the settings.
