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CONTENTS 3 CO N TE NT S Im p or ta n t sa f et y i ns tr u ct i on s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Ap p li an c e ov e rv ie w . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Be f or e f ir st us e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Mi c ro wa v e co o ki ng ad vi c e . . . . . . . .[...]
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IMPORT ANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS T o a vo id th e d an g er o f f ir e Th e mi cr owa ve ove n shou ld not be lef t unat ten de d du ri ng op e ra ti o n. Po we r l e ve ls th a t a re to o h ig h, or co o ki ng ti m es th at ar e t oo lo ng , m ay ov er h ea t f oo d s re s ul ti n g in a fi r e. Th e e le ct r ic al o u tl et m u st b e re a di ly [...]
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IMPORT ANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS D o n o t a l l o w g r e a s e o r d i r t t o b u i l d u p o n t h e d o o r s e a l s a n d a d j a c e n t p a r t s . F o l l o w t h e i n s t r u c t i o n s f o r “ C a r e & C l e a n i n g ” . F a i l u r e t o m a i n t a i n t h e o v e n i n a c l e a n c o n d i t i o n c o u l d l e a d t o a d[...]
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IMPORT ANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 6 T empe ra tur e of the con tai ner is not a tru e indi cat ion of the te mpe rat ure of the food or drin k; alw ays chec k the food te m pe ra t ur e. Al w ay s s ta nd ba ck fr om the ov en do or whe n o pe n in g it to a vo i d bu r ns f r om e s ca pi n g st e am an d h ea t. Sl ic e st uf fe d ba ke d foo ds aft[...]
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APPLIANCE OVERVIEW 7 MICROW A VE OVEN & ACCESSORIES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1. Fr o nt t r im 2. Ov e n la m p 3. Co n tr ol pa ne l 4. Do o r op e ni ng bu tt o n 5. W a ve g ui de co ve r 6. Ov e n ca v it y 7. Se a l pa c ki ng 8. Do o r se a ls a n d se a li ng su r fa ce s 9. Fi x in g p oi nt s ( 4 p oi nt s ) 10 . V e nt i la ti o n op e ni ng[...]
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APPLIANCE OVERVIEW & BEFORE FIRST USE 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 7 9 CONTROL P ANEL BEFORE FIRST USE SETTING THE CLOCK 1. DIGIT AL DISPLA Y indicators Microwave Auto defrost bread Clock Auto defrost Cooking stages Weight Plus/Minus 2. AUTO COOK indicators 3. AUTO COOK button 4. AUTO DEFROST button 5. POWER LEVEL button 6. TIMER/WEIGHT knob 7. ST ART/+30 b[...]
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BEFORE FIRST USE 9 ADJUSTING THE TIME WHEN THE CLOCK IS SET Example: T o se t t he cl oc k t o 1 1 :4 5 ( 12 h o ur cl oc k ). 1. Op en th e d oo r . 2. Pr es s a nd ho ld th e S T AR T /+ 30 bu t to n f or 5 se co n ds . The ov e n wi l l be e p. R o ta t e th e T IM E R/ WE I GH T kn o b to ad j us t th e h ou r . 3. Pr es s t he ST AR T/ +3 0 bu[...]
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MICROW A VE COOKING ADVICE 10 MICROW A VE COOKING FOOD CHARACTERISTICS COOKING TECHNIQUES T o coo k/ def ros t fo od in a mic ro wav e ov en, the mi cro wav e en e rg y mu s t be a bl e to p as s th r ou g h th e co nt ai n er to pe ne t ra te th e fo o d. Th er ef o re i t is im p or ta n t to c ho os e su i ta bl e co o kw ar e . Ro u nd / ov al [...]
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MICROW A VE COOKING ADVICE & MICROW A VE OPERA TION 1 1 MICROW A VE OPERA TION MICROW A VE SAFE COOKW ARE MICROW A VE COOKING MANUAL DEFROSTING For manual defrosting (w ithout operating the Auto defrost feature), use 270 W . The defrost symbol appears in the window display whenever the power level is selected. Co ok w ar e Mi cr o wa ve sa fe C[...]
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MICROW A VE OPERA TION 12 Example: T o he a t so u p fo r 2 m i nu te s a nd 30 se co n ds o n 6 30 W mi c ro wa v e po w er . Important: If th e p ow er le ve l i s n ot se le c te d, 90 0 W /H IG H i s a ut om a ti ca l ly s e t. Note: • Wh e n th e d o or i s o pe n ed d u ri ng th e c oo ki n g pr o ce ss , t he co ok i ng t i me o n t h e di[...]
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MICROW A VE OPERA TION 13 PLUS & MINUS x2 Th e PL US an d M IN U S fun c ti o n en a bl es yo u t o de c re as e o r i nc re a se t h e co o ki ng ti me wh e n us i ng t h e au t om at i c pr o gr am m es . If yo u p re fe r b oi l ed po ta t oe s w hi ch ar e c oo ke d b ut st il l f ir m , us e M IN U S . Al t er na t iv el y , i f y ou pr ef[...]
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MICROW A VE OPERA TION 14 AUTO COOK & AUT O DEFROST OPERA TION AUTO COOK and AUTO DEFROST automatically works out the correct cooking mode and cooking time. Y ou can choose from 6 AUTO COOK and 2 AUT O DEFROST menus. AUTO COOK AUTO DEFROST Fo od Sy mb o l Be ve r ag e Bo il e d po ta to es /J ac k et p ot at oe s Fr oz e n ve ge ta bl es Fr es [...]
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PROGRAMME CHARTS 15 AUTO COOK & AUT O DEFROST CHARTS Au to co ok W ei gh t (I n cr ea si ng Un it ) /U te ns il s Bu tt o n Pr oc e du re Be ve r ag e (T ea /C of f ee ) 1 - 6 cu p s 1 cu p = 2 00 m l • Pl ac e cu p t ow ar ds e dg e o f tu rn ta bl e. Bo il e d an d ja ck et po ta t oe s 0. 2 - 1 .0 k g (1 00 g ) Bo wl an d li d Bo il e d po[...]
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PROGRAMME CHARTS 16 Au to de fr os t W ei gh t (I n cr ea si ng Un it ) /U te ns il s Bu tt o n Pr oc e du re Me at / fi sh /p ou lt ry (W ho le f is h, fi sh s te ak s, f is h fi ll et s, ch ic ke n le gs , c hi ck en b re ast , mi nc ed me at , st ea k, ch op s, bu rg er s, s aus ag es ) 0. 2 - 1 .0 k g (1 00 g ) Fl an di sh • Pl ac e th e f oo[...]
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PROGRAMME CHARTS 17 RECIPES FOR AUTO COOK Fish fillet with piquant sauce 1. Mi x i ng re d ie nt s f or th e s au c e. 2. Pl ac e t he fi sh fi ll e t i n a r ou nd gr at i n di s h wi t h th e t hi n e nd s to w ar d t he c e nt re an d s pr i nk le wi th sa lt . 3. Sp re a d th e s au c e on th e f is h f il l et . 4. Co ve r w it h m ic r ow a v[...]
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PROGRAMME CHARTS 18 Heating food & dr ink Def ro st ing F o o d / D r i n k Q u a n t i t y - g / m l - P o w e r L e v e l T i m e - M i n - M e t h o d M i l k , 1 c u p 150 900 W approx. 1 d o n o t c o v e r W a t e r , 1 c u p 6 c u p s 1 b o w l 150 900 1000 900 W 900 W 900 W approx. 2 8-10 9-1 1 d o n o t c o v e r d o n o t c o v e r d [...]
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PROGRAMME CHARTS & RECIPES 19 Cooking meat & fish Fo od Qu an t it y -g - Po we r Le ve l T im e -M in - Me th o d St an d in g ti me -M in - Ro as t s (p or k, v ea l, la mb ) 1000 1500 630 W 630 W 34-38 53-58 se as o n to t as te , pl a ce i n a sh al l ow f la n di sh , t ur n ov er ha lf w ay t hr ou gh c oo k in g 10 10 Ro as t b ee f [...]
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RECIPES 20 Sole fillets 1. W a sh t h e fi s h an d p at dr y . R em ov e a ny bo ne s . 2. Cu t t he l e mo n a nd t h e t om at o es i n to t h in s l ic es . 3. Gr ea s e th e o ve n d is h w i th b u tt er . P la c e th e f is h f il l et s i n th e d is h a nd dr iz z le w i th ve ge t ab le oi l. 4. Sp ri n kl e p ar sl e y ov e r t he d i sh[...]
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RECIPES 21 L as a g ne 1. C ho p t he to ma t oe s, mi x w it h t he ha m, on io n , ga r li c, mi n ce d m ea t a nd t o ma to pu r èe . S ea so n , co v er a n d co o k. 5- 8 m in . 9 00 W 2. Mi x t he c r èm e f ra îc h e w it h t he m i lk , P ar me s an c h ee se , he r bs , o il a n d sp i ce s. 3. Gr ea s e th e d is h a nd co ve r t h e [...]
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RECIPES 22 Se mo lin a pu ddi ng wi th r asp be rr y s au ce 1. Pl ac e t he mi lk , s ug a r a nd a l mo nd s i nt o t he bo wl , c ov e r an d c oo k . 3- 5 m in . 9 00 W 2. A dd th e s em ol i na , s ti r , co v er a n d co o k. 10 - 12 m i n. 2 70 W 3. Be at th e e gg y o lk w i th th e w at er in a cu p a nd s t ir i n to t h e ho t m ix t ur [...]
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CARE & CLEANING 23 C A U T I O N : D O N O T U S E C O M M E R C I A L O V E N C L E A N E R S , S T E A M C L E A N E R S , A B R A S I V E , H A R S H C L E A N E R S , A N Y T H A T C O N T A I N S O D I U M H Y D R O X I D E O R S C O U R I N G P A D S O N A N Y P A R T O F Y O U R M I C R O W A V E O V E N . C L E A N T H E O V E N A T R E[...]
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WHA T T O DO IF ... & SPECIFICA TIONS 24 WHA T TO DO IF ... SPECIFICA TIONS Pr ob l em Ch ec k i f .. . Th e m ic ro wa ve a pp li a nc e is n ot w o rk in g pr op e rl y? • Th e fu se s i n th e fu se b o x ar e wo rk in g . • Th er e ha s n ot b ee n a p ow er o ut ag e. • If t he f u se s co nt in ue t o b lo w , p le as e c on ta ct a[...]
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INST ALLA TION 25 T h e m i c r o w a v e c a n b e f i t t e d i n p o s i t i o n A o r B: P OS IT I ON N IC H E SI ZE W D H A 5 6 0 x 5 5 0 x 4 5 0 B 5 6 0 x 5 0 0 x 4 5 0 INST ALLING THE APPLIANCE 1. Re mo v e al l p ac k ag in g a n d ch e ck c a re fu l ly f o r an y s ig n s of da ma g e. 2. Fi t t he a p pl ia n ce i n to th e k it ch e n c[...]
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• If t he pl ug th at is f i tt ed to y o ur a p pl ia n ce i s n ot su i ta bl e f or yo ur so ck e t ou t le t, it m u st be cu t o f f an d t he ap pr o pr ia t e pl u g fi t te d . • Re mo ve th e f us e f ro m t he c u t of f pl ug . Th e c ut o f f p lu g s ho u ld t h en b e d is p os ed of to pr ev e nt t h e ha z ar d o f s ho ck s i n[...]
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ENVIRONMENT AL INFORMA TION 27 Ecologically responsible disposal of packaging materials and old appliances Packaging materials ZA N US SI mi cr o wa v e ov e ns r e qu ir e e f fe c ti ve pa ck a gi ng to p r ot ec t t he m d ur i ng t r an sp o rt at i on . O nl y t he mi ni m um p a ck ag i ng ne c es sa r y is us ed . P ac k ag i ng m a te ri a [...]
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28 SERVICE & SP ARE P ARTS In th e eve n t of yo u r ap p li an c e r eq ui r in g s er vi c e, or if yo u wi s h t o pu r ch as e sp ar e p ar ts , pl ea se co nt a ct yo ur lo ca l Se rv ic e For c e Ce n tr e b y te l ep ho n in g : 0 84 4 5 6 1 6 6 1 6 Y our te le p ho ne ca ll wi ll be au to m at ic a ll y r ou te d t o t he S e rv ic e F [...]
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29 EUROPEAN GUARANTEE If yo u s ho u ld mo ve to a no t he r c ou n tr y w it h in Eu r op e t he n y ou r g ua r an t ee mo ve s w it h y ou to yo ur ne w ho m e su b je c t to th e fo l lo w in g qu a li fi c at io n s: • Th e g ua r an t ee s t ar ts fr om th e d at e y ou f i rs t p ur ch a se d y ou r p ro du c t. • Th e g ua r an t ee i s[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL LOCKING AND UN LOCKING THE DRIVE – 29 T urnin g Off the Drive Loc k Feature To remove pass word protection from your drive: 1. Click Securi ty on either the WD SmartW ar e Drive Settings screen or t he drive management Drive Settings scr e en (Fig ure 16 on page 25) to display t he Yo u r D [...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL MANA GING AN D CUSTO MIZING Y OUR DRIVE – 30 Managing and Cus tomizing Y o ur Drive This chapte r includ es the follow ing top ics: Using the WD SmartW are Icon Opening the WD Smar tW are Software Checking Drive Status Monitoring Ico n Alerts Safely Disconnecting the Drive Custo mizing Y our[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL MANA GING AN D CUSTO MIZING Y OUR DRIVE – 31 Monitoring Icon Alerts The WD SmartW are icon in the task ba r flashes to indicate drive status: Safely Disconnecting t he Drive 1. Righ t-click the WD SmartWar e icon in the taskbar , and then click Safe ly remove My Passport Esse ntial USB HDD :[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL MANA GING AN D CUSTO MIZING Y OUR DRIVE – 33 Customizing Y our Drive Sett ings The WD SmartW a r e softwar e makes it easy for you to quickly cu stomize the settings of your driv e for t he best po ssible per formance: • S ecurity—Create, modify , and d isable passwords that keep o thers[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL MANA GING AN D CUSTO MIZING Y OUR DRIVE – 34 Registering the D rive The WD Smar tW are softwar e uses your co mputer’ s Inte rnet connect ion to re gister your drive. T o register your drive to receive fr ee technical support during the warranty period and b e kept up-to - date on the late[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL MANA GING AN D CUSTO MIZING Y OUR DRIVE – 36 Using the Drive Un lock Ut ility . T o erase your My P assport wh en the drive is lo cked and you have for gotten or lost your passwor d: 1. If you do not see a pr ompt to pr ovide your password, then either: • Click the My Passport image above [...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL MANA GING AN D CUSTO MIZING Y OUR DRIVE – 38 Unins talling on Windows XP T o uninst all th e WD SmartW are softwar e on Windows XP: 1. Click Start > Contr ol Panel . 2. Dou ble-c lick Add or Remove Programs . 3. Select WD Sma rt W are and click Remove . 4. Click Ye s at the Are you s ure.[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL CHECKING DRIVE HE ALTH – 39 Checking Drive Health The data fi les on your My Passport drive are important to you. The WD SmartW are softwar e has sever al bu ilt-in diagnosti c tool s to help make sure that your drive is performing well. Run one o f the followi ng tests if you are concer ned[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL USING THE DRIVE WI TH A MAC – 41 Using the Drive with a Mac The My P asspor t drive is preformatte d as a single NTFS par tition for com patibility with all updated Windows operati ng systems. T o use the drive with Mac OS X Leopard or Snow Leopard operating systems, and to use Time Machine,[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL USING THE DRIVE WI TH A MAC – 43 3. Click Install on the WD +TURB O Driver Installer scr een: 4. Read the license agreement and click Ac cept to continue. 5. A message informs y ou that inst alling the dri vers r equir es you to r estart y our computer to mak e them active: Click Ye s to con[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL USING THE DRIVE WI TH A MAC – 46 WD SmartW ar e Home Screen On the Home screen, you can modify the prima ry drive being categorized using the drop-down selection box under the name of your computer . If you select a dif fer ent drive, the system will identify the categories of files on that [...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL USING THE DRIVE WI TH A MAC – 47 Note that: • The System category , shown against a dark gra y background, includes all of your operating system files that are not available for backup. Files that are not bac ked up in clude sy stem files , program f iles, ap plications , and wo rking file[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL USING THE DRIVE WI TH A MAC – 48 • Doub le-clicki ng WD Smar tW are in the Applications list: Checkin g Drive St atus Use the WD SmartW ar e icon to determine wh ether the dri ve is encrypted (lo cked), how full the drive i s, the drive’ s serial numb er , and the temperature condition o[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL USING THE DRIVE WI TH A MAC – 49 a. Cl ick Unloc k Drive on the submenu to open the WD S martW are Drive Unlock screen : b. T ype your passwor d in the Password box and click Unlock . c. Cl ick Exit at the Y our drive is now unlocked prompt to close the WD SmartW are Drive Unlo ck screen . d[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL USING THE DRIVE WI TH A MAC – 50 Using the My Pass port Icon T o safel y dismount t he dri ve using the My Passp ort icon: 1. Right- or control-click the My P assport icon o n the desktop and select Ejec t “ MY PA S S P O R T ” where “MY P ASSPORT” is the name you assigned to the vol[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL USING THE DRIVE WI TH A MAC – 51 T o unlo ck your dri ve: 1. T ype your passw or d in the Password box. 2. Click Unlock to unlock your drive and e nable the WD Smar tW are softw are. Manually . If your computer goes into sleep mo de, an unlock scr een might no t display when you reactivate i[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL USING THE DRIVE WI TH A MAC – 52 1. Dou ble-clic k the WD Unlo cker VCD icon and double-c lick the Driv e Unlock icon on the screen that appears: 2. T ype your pa ss wor d in the Password box: 3. Click Unlock to unlock your drive. 4. Click Exit at the Y our drive is now unlock ed prompt to c[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL USING THE DRIVE WI TH A MAC – 53 2. Doubl e-click the WD SmartWare Uninstaller icon: 3. Click Uninstall on the WD SmartW ar e Uninstall scr een:[...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL T R OUBLE SHOOT ING – 54 T r oubl eshooting This chapte r includ es the follow ing top ics: Installing, Partit ioning, and Formatting the Drive Frequentl y Asked Quest ions If you have pr oblems inst alling or using this pr oduct, r efer to th is t roub leshoo ting sec tion or visi t our su [...]
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MY P ASSPO R T ESSENTIA L AND ESSE NTIAL SE USER MANUAL T R OUBLE SHOOT ING – 55 Q: How do I determine whether or not my system su pports USB 3.0 o r USB 2.0? A: Refer to yo ur USB card documentation or contact your USB card manufacturer . Note: If your USB 3.0 or USB 2.0 contr oller is b uilt in to the sy stem motherb oar d, be sur e to i nstall[...]