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Erasing the device drives, Step 10 – Western Digital My Book Thunderbolt Duo User Manual User Manual

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MY BOOK THUNDERBOLT DUO

USER MANUAL

MANAGING AND CUSTOMIZING YOUR MY BOOK THUNDERBOLT DUO DEVICE

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b. Depending on your computer’s operating system:

Using Snow Leopard, click Use as Backup Disk and skip to step 10.

Using Lion:

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If you want to create a password to secure your backup files, select the
Encrypt Backup Disk check box and proceed to step c.

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If you do not want to create a password to encrypt your backup files,

click

Use as Backup Disk and skip to step 10.

c. Click Use as Backup Disk and complete the backup password dialog that

displays:

d. Click Encrypt Disk and proceed to step 10.

10.

After the configuration change completes, click OK to close the completion message

display:

Note: The completion message changes to reflect the mode you have changed to.

11.

Go to

http://support.wdc.com

and see Knowledge Base answer ID 7 for information

about downloading and restoring the WD software and disk image.

Erasing the Device Drives

Note: Erasing your device drives also deletes the WD software and all of the support

files, utilities, and user manual files. You can download these to restore your
device to its original configuration after erasing the drives. (See Knowledge Base
answer ID 7 at

http://support.wdc.com

for information about downloading and

restoring the WD software and disk image.)

To erase your

My Book Thunderbolt Duo device

drives:

1.

Click Go > Applications > WD Drive Utilities to display the WD Drive Utilities screen
(see Figure 3 on page 9).

CAUTION!

Erasing a drive permanently deletes all of the data on the drive. Always

back up the data on the drive before erasing it.