Booting your device on a Macintosh
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BOOTING FROM A USB DRIVE
IronKey Workspace W700-SC User Guide
To boot
Windows To Go one-time only
1.
Shut down the host computer if it is not already turned off.
2.
Plug the IronKey Workspace device into USB port of the host computer.
3.
Turn on the computer and press the hotkey to open the Boot menu.
This is a very fast step. You have only a few seconds to press the correct key. Typical hotkeys include Esc,
F10, or F12. An on-screen message will indicate the key sequence for the computer.
If the Boot menu does not appear and the operating system for the host computer starts, shut down the
computer and restart.
4.
When the Boot menu appears, use the Arrow keys to select the USB drive (Imation IronKey) and press
ENTER
.
If the menu has options for “USB drive” and “USB hard disk”, choose
USB hard disk
.
5.
In the IronKey Workspace Preboot Environment, type the
SmartCard PIN
and click
Unlock
.
6.
Click
Reboot Now
.
7.
When the computer reboots,
press the hotkey to open the Boot menu and select the USB drive (Imation
IronKey), and then press
ENTER
.
8.
If prompted, type the Windows password to unlock the Windows To Go workspace.
Note 1:
Some computers may force an automatic reboot process when you first start up Windows To Go.
Note 2:
Some computers do not support choosing the drive from the Boot menu and will require that you
configure the computer to boot from a USB device. See “Running the Startup Assistant” on page 14.
BOOTING YOUR DEVICE ON A MACINTOSH
With the proper Boot Camp Support Software (from Apple Inc.), IronKey Workspace devices will boot
Windows To Go on many Mac computers that support Windows 8 or higher. Boot Camp software contains
drivers that must be installed in Windows To Go to make sure that components, such as Wifi access, will work
in Windows To Go when booted on a Mac.
There are two Boot Camp support packages that support Windows 8.1. Each package supports a different set
of Mac models. Your administrator may have installed these Boot Camp packages or included the setup files so
that you can install it in Windows To Go. For more information about installing Boot Camp “Installing Boot
Camp support drivers” on page 37. For a list of Mac models that have been tested with IronKey Workspace
devices running Windows To Go, see “Level of support for Mac models” on page 34.
Mac computers cannot be configured to automatically boot from a USB device. You must always use a one-
time boot procedure.
Some Mac computers do not recognize the IronKey Workspace device when it reboots from the Preboot
environment and require the use of the Alternate Reboot method to ensure that the USB device displays in the
Startup Manager when you reboot the computer. The alternate re-boot method refers to how the computer
reboots from the IronKey Workspace Preboot Environment. The following Mac models are known to require
this method: MacBook Air 11-inch Mid 2012, and MacBook Air 13-inch Mid 2012.
To boot Windows To Go on a Mac
1
Make sure that the Mac computer is turned off and that no other USB devices are currently plugged in.
2.
Plug the device into the USB port.
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