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Quick Start Guide for Tempo Trio (Windows Version)
Figure 14
Figure 15
Figure 16
Drive Formatting—Windows 2000 (continued)
10.
Back in the
Computer Management
window, scroll down to locate the new
drive (listed as “unallocated”) in the lower right window pane, right-click on
it, and then select “Create Volume…”
(Figure 14)
.
11.
When the
Create New Volume Wizard
appears, click Next.
12.
When the
Select Volume Type
window appears, select “Simple Volume,” and
then click Next
(Figure 15)
.
13.
When the
Select Disks
window appears, click Next.
14.
When the
Assign Drive Letter or Path
window appears, select either the default
letter or choose a new one, and then click Next.
15.
When the
Format Volume
screen appears, select “Perform a Quick Format,”
and then click Next
(Figure 16)
.
16.
When the
Completing the Create Volume Wizard
screen appears, click Finish
to complete the formatting procedure. Once the formatting procedure is fin-
ished, your installation is complete; you may access your newly-formatted
drive through your applications, as well as My Computer. Please note,
depending on the capacity of the drive you are working with, the formatting
procedure may take anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes to
complete.
WARNING:
By default, NTFS will be selected as the file system to use
when you format drives.
Unless you need to move the Tempo Trio
and hard drive(s) to another computer running Windows 98SE or Windows
Me, you should use the default (NTFS) file system choice
. Windows 98SE and
Windows Me are incapable of using NTFS-formatted drives; those operating sys-
tems require FAT32-formatted drives.
If you choose to change the default setting to FAT32, you should do so only
when formatting hard drives with a capacity of less than35GB.
Windows 2000
and Windows XP cannot “see” more than 35GB of a FAT32-formatted drive,
regardless the capacity
.
