IBM 2 User Manual
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Q:
I
would
like
to
secure
all
the
data
on
my
Memory
Key.
Why
am
I
limited
to
a
Maximum
Privacy
Zone
of
90%?
A:
Your
Memory
Key
needs
space
to
run
KeySafe
II,
as
well
as
information
about
your
Memory
Key.
10%
of
your
Memory
Key
is
kept
free
to
save
space
for
upgrades
and
future
applications
without
hindering
KeySafe
II
operation.
Q:
How
do
I
know
if
I’m
working
in
my
Privacy
Zone
or
in
the
Public
Zone?
A:
If
you’re
working
in
Windows
2000,
the
KeySafe
II
icon
is
displayed
with
a
red
lock
inside
it
when
you’re
in
your
Privacy
Zone.
If
you’re
working
in
Windows
2000
or
XP,
the
background
color
in
your
root
file
folder
or
in
your
Memory
Key
icon
is
blue
when
you’re
in
your
Privacy
Zone.
(This
visual
indication
is
not
seen
if
you
have
selected
a
classic
folder
view
on
your
computer.)
Q:
How
do
I
switch
between
the
Public
Zone
and
my
Privacy
Zone?
A:
Launch
KeySafe
II
from
your
desktop,
Memory
Key
or
quick
launch
bar.
If
you
see
a
prompt
asking
for
your
password,
this
means
that
you
are
currently
in
the
Public
Zone.
To
switch
to
your
Privacy
Zone,
enter
your
password
and
click
OK.
If
you
see
a
pop-up
window
with
a
prompt
asking
you
for
logout
confirmation
from
your
Privacy
Zone,
this
means
that
you
are
working
in
your
Privacy
Zone.
To
switch,
click
OK.
To
remain
logged
into
your
Privacy
Zone,
click
Cancel.
Q:
I
accidentally
deleted
KeySafe
II
from
my
Memory
Key.
How
can
I
access
data
in
my
Privacy
Zone?
A:
Copy
the
KeySafe
exe
from
the
CD
that
shipped
with
your
key
or
go
to
(http://www.pc.ibm.com);
search
under
USB
2.0
Memory
Key
and
download
the
exe.
The
Privacy
Zone
that
you
previously
designated
will
be
accessible.
Q:
Can
I
use
KeySafe
II
with
more
than
one
Memory
Key
on
my
computer?
A:
Yes.
All
IBM
64
MB,
128
MB,
and
256
MB
Memory
Keys
support
the
KeySafe
II
application
installed
on
your
operating
system.
Q:
Can
I
use
more
than
one
Memory
Key
with
KeySafe
II
simultaneously?
A:
No.
Q:
Is
there
an
alternate
way
to
format
both
the
Public
and
Private
Zones
on
my
Memory
Key
if
KeySafe
II
formatting
fails?
A:
Yes.
Use
the
OS
format
utility.
Then
copy
KeySafe
II
and
you
are
ready
to
use
it.
Chapter
4.
Using
multilingual
KeySafe
II
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